As a senior research associate at James P. Grant School of Public Health at BRAC University, Saad Adnan Khan designs courses and advocacy materials, conducts projects, teaches gender, sex and sexuality, encourages critical thinking and self-reflection among youth, researchers, activists and practitioners. During his fellowship in the United States, he hopes to improve his advocacy and research skills in creative ways to bridge theory and practice, and engaging men in workshops around gender and sexuality in innovative ways. Upon returning from the Community Solutions Program, Khan plans to conduct an advocacy project on masculinity, disability and sexuality in the context of sexual and reproductive health and rights and gender in Bangladesh.