Stand for Democracy in Myanmar
The crisis in Myanmar is getting worse, and the international community, and all of us, need to do our part to rally support for the people of Burma, and against the military junta that is so cruelly repressing them.
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Call for Papers and Panels: 2nd ALTERSEA Conference
SEA Junction is pleased to be one of the partners for the 2nd ALTERSEA Conference. We invite those interested in social movements in Southeast Asia to submit a panel or a paper on “Engaging Research: Exploring collaborations between researchers, activists, and citizens”.
Call for Donations: Help us Construct SEA Junction
Dear Friends of SEA Junction, I hope you are doing well in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis and the many unjustified conflicts and abuses committed all over the world. SEA Junction continues to pursue its mission of raising awareness of crucial issues in Southeast Asia, creating space for discussion and action, and advocating for…
Caregiving and Activism in COVID Times
Health and rights advocates navigated through a drastic change in work set-up. Social media has become a venue to call out gaps in the management of the pandemic. That’s why many have called social-media as the country’s new EDSA where people or Netizens of common interests and concerns have found support.
The Significance of Visual Documentary
Visual documentaries, both film and photography, are a powerful storytelling medium that can spark debate, raise awareness, and even result in social change.
Burma: The Quiet Violence
As history seems to repeat itself, the paintings of Myint Swe (1956-2019).are still relevant to the situation in Myanmar today. The catalogue: Burma: The Quiet Violence was written by the late art historian Shireen Naziree for his exhibition at Thavibu Gallery in 2014.
SEA Junction February 2022 Agenda
This month, as we commemorate 1 year of the Myanmar coup, we continue our activities to better understand the current situation, voice our concerns for the atrocities being committed and celebrate people’s resilience.
Nyampah: Wisdom from the Edge
A Nigerian writer, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, in a Ted Talk forum shared about risks from a “single perspective” in some stories. Either a single perspective about a person, group of people, places, events, and others.
3rd Call for Proposals – Small Grants Program “Staying Resilient Amid the Pandemic in Southeast Asia”
The pandemic situation in Southeast Asia has been difficult, with sharp increases in infection cases and deaths in the first half of last year and only starting to decline last September. Untimely decisions and vaccination delays have compounded the spread of the Delta variant, with the pandemic and related containment measures resulting in disproportionate impacts…