This November, SEA Junction brings you a series of public book discussions ranging from art and antiquity to history and migration. Join authors and researchers from the field to exchange ideas and viewpoints on contemporary development issues.
DUBAI: When Dutch colonizers phased out Indonesia’s traditional Arabic-based writing system, they replaced it with Latin letters that served their administration.
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction,
Exciting things are happening at SEA Junction this September.
Rosalia Sciortino’s article was published in The Irrawady about the new Bangkok Mural, a SEA Junction project in partnership with the ILO and supported by various individual and institutional donors
The recent article on Prachatai titled “Thailand’s Migrant Workers Sustain the Economy While Living in Precarity” covered the report launch event that took place at SEA Junction on 29 April 2026
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, This month started with something very innovative and creative, embarking on a public art project. We are working with Myanmar artist Chuu Wai to realise a mural themed on migration in the midst of Bangkok in partnership with the Ship to Shore program of the ILO, with funding…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, This month, SEA Junction highlights the role and lives of refugees and migrants through our upcoming events. The first is a documentary that gives a glimpse into the lives of the Rohingya community during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan in one of the world’s largest refugee camps.…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, February centers on Myanmar and the commemoration of 5 years of resilience against the 1 February 2021 military coup in Myanmar, with an impressive exhibition by Myanmar artists and photographers in exile. In addition, we continue to provide insights into the evolving situation in the country with the…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, The last month of 2025 is here. Our calendar is filled with activities from the first week of December, with a series of migration-focused events from our partners from the Mekong Migration Network, GAATW, and the Issan Record. These events will explore intersectional issues of multiple vulnerabilities related…