Anondoniketon Foundation grew out of a simple thought shared among a few people who wanted to create a place where culture, creativity, and community actually meant something. What started as informal conversations slowly turned into real work, and eventually into a registered foundation dedicated to bringing people together through art, learning, and meaningful community involvement. Over the years, we’ve seen firsthand that strong communities don’t just happen—they grow through shared experiences, curiosity, kindness, and the willingness to listen to different voices. Our efforts now reach into music, literature, visual arts, education, volunteer work, and community-led projects, each shaped by the belief that preserving culture and encouraging new ideas can exist side by side.
At the center of everything we do is a simple truth: small acts—creative, generous, or collaborative—can genuinely change someone’s life. That belief guides how we work with artists, educators, local groups, and everyday community members to build programs that respond to real needs and leave a lasting impact. As we continue to grow, Anondoniketon Foundation remains committed to building communities that feel more connected, more vibrant, and more resilient, not only for the people who are here today but for those who will come after.
Our Team
Born from the rhythm of words, art, and compassion, Anondoniketon stands as a living symphony of creativity and care. Guided by the wisdom of the Governing Body and strengthened by the reach of the International Team, its vision flows across borders—where traditions are reborn, imagination thrives, and humanity finds its gentle home.
Governing Body
Annonto Uzzul
Founder & Executive Director
Anondoniketon
Annonto Uzzul is a distinguished poet and translator, actively engaged in social and development work, and serves as Joint Director of the World Literature Center.
Shamim Ahmed
General Secretary
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Rubel Saidul Alam
Director
Dhyan O Sur Sadhana Kendro
Rubel Saidul Alam is a poet and singer known for his artistic integrity and professionalism. His work reflects refined sensibility and a strong sense of responsibility.
Doly Mondol
Assistant Director
Dhyan O Sur Sadhana Kendro
Doly Mondol is a Bengali artist whose work reflects a strong engagement with both traditional and contemporary Bengali music. Known for her expressive vocal style, her performances embody cultural rootedness, emotional depth, and a thoughtful approach to musical storytelling. Through her art, she contributes to the preservation and continued evolution of Bengali musical heritage.
Muhammad Abdul Mohit
Director
Winter Camp for Children & Youth
Muhammad Abdul Mohit is a Bangladeshi mountaineer who is the First Bangladeshi to conquer Mount Everest on 21 May 2011.
Shawon Paul
Director
Public Relation & Communication
Shawon brings decades of experience in the information technology industry, coupled with a long-standing engagement in literature and publication.
Dr. Md. Enamul Haque
Director
Mother Child & Old Age Care Center
Sohel Ashraf Khan
Director
Art Camp & Artist Residence Program
Sohel Ashraf is a visual artist who expresses personal emotion and aesthetic exploration through a contemporary artistic language. His works are marked by a sensitive and thoughtful use of color, line, and form.
Abdullah Al Mamun
Director
Education & Research
Bidduth Chambugong
Director
Local Administration
Marjina Chisim
Assistant Director
Local Administration
Anondoniketon Bangladesh
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Anondoniketon International
Piotr Zieliński
Warsaw, Poland
Piotr, from Poland and holding an MA from the University of Warsaw’s Department of Indian Languages, is a multimedia translator, writer, and traveler shaped by a global outlook. His deep admiration for Bengali culture and the soulful heritage of Lalon Sangeet enriches his creative vision.
Ashraf Ali
Toronto, Canada
Samchudin Mahmud
Washington DC, USA
Bimal Sarker
Texas, USA
Ashif Anam Siddique
Rome, Italy
A Bangladeshi civil servant currently serving as Counsellor (Welfare) at the Embassy of Bangladesh in Rome. He holds an MS in Sustainable Development from the University of Sussex, UK, as well as a degree in Soil, Water and Environment from the University of Dhaka. Passionate about travel, photography, and reading, he enjoys discovering cultures and stories through his journeys.
Abu Raihan
New York, USA
A Bangladeshi-born writer shaped by the riverine heritage of Chilmari and settled in New York since 1991. Educated in Kurigram, Narayanganj, and Dhaka University, he is noted for his reflective diaspora narratives and Bengali language guides for expatriate children. His works include Bosotparer New York, New York Bosoti, Parade Nagori, Raja Darshan, Ramna Mail, Puthi Pather Asor, Cholo Bangla Shikhi, and Cholo Bangla Pori.
Ronty Chowdhury
Dublin, Ireland
Ronty Chowdhury is an expatriate Bangladeshi political analyst, writer, film distributor, and social worker. He is known for his sharp, contemporary commentary on the Bangladeshi diaspora in Ireland and the United Kingdom, and for his analytical presence across social media.
Shakwat Howlader
Paris, France
Anondoniketon Volunteers
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