“ไม่พอ” ระบบจัดการน้ำรับมือโลกรวนในไทย
“แนวโน้มวิกฤตเพิ่ม – ต้องจัดการน้ำแบบ Single Command” ผศ. ดร. สิตางศุ์ พิลัยหล้า ผู้เชี่ยวชาญวิศวกรรมน้ำ ม.เกษตร และที่ปรึกษา รมว.เกษตรฯ เสนอในเวที
Gandjar Harta Widodo “Asean Love Land”
Winner of the “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus” (Comics/ Storyboard Category)
Rev Cruz “Birds of Paradise”
Winner of the “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus” (Comics/ Storyboard Category)
Winner of the Cartoons and Comics Competition “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus” (Comics/ Storyboard Category)
We are pleased to announce the results of the Cartoons and Comics Competition “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus”.
All Cartoons and Comics are thoroughly evaluated by the three Juries, Rosalia Sciortino, representative from SEA Junction, Galuh Wandita, representative from Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR), and Stephane Peray, Political cartoonist.
Winner of the Cartoons and Comics Competition “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus” (Cartoons Category)
We are pleased to announce the results of the Cartoons and Comics Competition “Cartooning the ASEAN Way of Non-Interference and Consensus”.
All Cartoons and Comics are thoroughly evaluated by the three Juries, Rosalia Sciortino, representative from SEA Junction, Galuh Wandita, representative from Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR), and Stephane Peray, Political cartoonist.
Recalling a Translocal Past: Digitizing Mon Palm-Leaf Manuscripts of Thailand, Part 2
Message from Patrick Mccormick: “Digitized Mon-Language Manuscripts now online!”
Grantees Announcement: Small Grant Program “Staying Resilient Amidst Multiple Crises in Southeast Asia” by SEA Junction in collaboration with CMB for 2024-2025
We are pleased to announce that after careful review we have selected and provided grants for the following organizations and activities on 31st July 2024, see details in the poster and table below
Not just Labor // Thailand’s Fisheries Migrant Communities Show their Life
BANGKOK // Migrant workers from Cambodia and Myanmar who are currently employed in the fishing and seafood packaging industry in the south of Thailand, showcased their photo stories.
Episode #250: A Critical Junction
“I had the pleasure to see many things develop,” Rosalia Sciortino shares. “Not always for the better, but this [becomes a] privilege when you stay for a long time in the region.
Membincang Feminisme agar Tak Asing dan Menakutkan di Masyarakat
Selama dua tahun berturut-turut Kartini Conference on Indonesian Feminisms menjadi forum yang membincang soal feminisme.