Jaitun Ara was born in 2006 in Taung Bazar, Rakhine state of Myanmar. She was nurtured in a family environment that prized unity and support. Her parents, Abdu Rohim, a committed educator, and Nur Jahan, a devoted homemaker, have been her pillars of support. Growing up in a bustling household with four sisters and a brother, Jaitun was never short of encouragement or companionship.

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‘I have completed my matriculation from a private centre. Currently, I serve as a facilitator at CPJ Brac University for the LIT program. My passion lies in guiding others through their learning journey, creating engaging environments where knowledge can flourish. Additionally, I bring valuable experience in research, allowing me to approach education with a critical eye and a thirst for discovery. Together, these skills and experiences shape my profession, driving me to empower others through education and exploration.’ —Jaitun said.

 

From her formative years, Jaitun was drawn to the subjects of education and photography. This dual interests led her to be a passionate photographer and to become a facilitator for Brac University’s Community Policing Journal (CPJ) program. Through her role, she not only educates but also actively involves and interacts with her community, working to cultivate a more cohesive and unified society.

 

‘I find immense satisfaction in disseminating knowledge and catalysing positive change.’ —Jaitun explains. 

 

Jaitun has a strong foundation in education, a natural talent for photography, and a deep appreciation for nature. With these valuable assets, she is well-equipped to pursue her aspirations. Jaitun envisions a future where she can combine her passion for teaching and her skill in photography to create positive impacts, both on a personal level and within her community.