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…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, November is setting out to be an interesting month here at SEA Junction. Our first event explores the gap in literacy and disability in a panel-style discussion in Thai. Following this, SEA Junction is proud to present a photo exhibition documenting the rapidly changing neighborhood of Phra Khanong…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, October is turning out to be a month filled with diverse and stimulating events. The month starts with the continuation of the BACC Pop-Up exhibition and the Bangkok Climate Action week, followed by a new documentary on art activism for Myanmar and reading sessions on Southeast Asia literature,…
As our activities expand, there is a need for an additional staff who is able to work in a flexible manner in a small office with a multicultural environment and a variety of needs.
Partial silencing of Bangkok exhibition has amplified its impact BANGKOK — At the opening of an art exhibition about networks of authoritarianism in late July, one of its makers was anticipating a strong reaction. “There’s a monumental level of risk to doing this kind of show,” said Sai, an artist, curator and human rights…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, Many exciting events have been added to our program toward the end of September. We are excited to share them with you in the hope they will be of your interest. Thank you for your continuous support. Warmly, Lia Sciortino Sumaryono PLEASE consider a donation to support our…
Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction,
As we reach September, in addition to our regular programs — monthly updates on Myanmar and the Mini Book and Craft Fair
That’s how Ana’s story begins. A migrant mother living in Singapore, Ana works at her son’s childcare center, barely holding onto her job while coping with chronic pain and the inability to afford specialist care.
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Dear Partners and Friends of SEA Junction, This August, in addition to our regular programs –monthly updates on Myanmar and the Mini Book and Craft Fair — we present a new exhibition featuring the work of women photographers during Myanmar’s Spring Revolution in collaboration with the BACC Pop Up at Seacon Square, Srinakarin. The…