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
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.
“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.
Selama dua tahun berturut-turut Kartini Conference on Indonesian Feminisms menjadi forum yang membincang soal feminisme.
2nd Annual Kartini Conference on Indonesian Feminisms (KCIF) 2024 diselenggarakan secara virtual melalui Zoom pada 24-30 Juni 2024. Dalam kesempatan ini, Profesor Rosalia Sciortino menekankan pentingnya mengakui berbagai bentuk penindasan dan struktur kekuasaan yang saling terkait, termasuk kelas, etnisitas, dan ras.
In July, we continue a number of selected activities. We persist in our commitment to the democratic struggle in Myanmar with our regular webinar series of monthly updates discussing the latest developments in this troubled country and the panel discussion on the Myanmar crisis by Milk Tea Alliance.
“ฉันคิดว่าในไทยหรือในภูมิภาคเอเชียตะวันออกเฉียงใต้ ยังไม่ค่อยมีพื้นที่สำหรับการพูดคุยประเด็นต่าง ๆ ในภูมิภาค กันอย่างเปิดเผย จริงอยู่ว่าเราคงไม่คุยทุกเรื่อง ทุกคนรู้ว่ามันมีขอบเขต แต่เราก็พยายามจะขยับมันออกไปทีละน้อย
In June, our first activity will be participation in Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)’s mobile art space program – BACC pop-up @MunMun Art Destination– at one of the largest malls in Bangkok, Seacon Square in Srinakarin, we will be exhibiting for a second time the photo exhibition “Who Cares? COVID-19 Divides in Southeast Asia”
Globally, trade in fish products continues to reach record highs and Thailand has emerged as a major supplier, with the value of its seafood exports reaching US$6 billion in recent years. And a significant contribution to the industry’s growth is made by the migrant labour force.
Globally, trade in fish products continues to reach record highs and Thailand has emerged as a major supplier, with the value of its seafood exports reaching US$6 billion in recent years. And a significant contribution to the industry’s growth is made by the migrant labour force.
