🚨 In the midst of four long years of invasion and pain in Ukraine, our hearts and voices resonate with all communities suffering under oppression. Today, we reaffirm our solidarity beyond borders, uniting as People from the Global Majority.  We #StandWith: 🇺🇦 UKRAINE – for the resilience of a nation under siege 🇵🇸 PALESTINE – in the struggle for dignity and freedom against colonial settlers 🇲🇲 MYANMAR – for the brave pursuit of democracy and an end to military rule 🇨�

📢 At Manushya Foundation, we joined ESCR-Net in a new submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change 🇺🇳: “Exposing the...

Though we might call it different things, ‘new year’ and ‘water festival’ celebrations are shared by our global East, South and Southeast Asian community , united in our traditions, no matter where we are. Additionally, we are also united by the centrality of water to our rituals, our regard for water as a symbol for new beginnings, and how its properties might inspire us as we begin a new cycle. Now more than ever, as our current society becomes increasingly detached from ou

It goes without saying that in light of current global events, many of us are currently collectively immersed in uncomfortable but transformative processes of reconsidering and reimagining our values. We thus feel compelled, as we approach the end of Women’s History Month, to do some reflection, through our Intersectional Feminist lens, to hold ourselves accountable and grounded as we navigate this difficult time. And in the spirit of our ongoing efforts to decenter the colon

This day is known officially by the UN as ‘International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the ‘Transatlantic Slave Trade’...

Some might believe “money buys happiness,” implying that the more financial capital we have, the more we can afford to meet our needs,...

For centuries, women have defied patriarchy, shattered barriers, and transformed our world with groundbreaking achievements. Yet, society...

" This is really a matter of life or death ."  —  Emilie Palamy Pradichit , Founder & Executive Director, Manushya Foundation The abrupt...

🚨 In the midst of three long years of invasion and pain in Ukraine, our hearts and voices resonate with all communities suffering under...

In a world currently filled with so much wounding, it is human to be intimidated while thinking about all the work that needs to be done....

As we mark World Day of Social Justice , we must confront the devastating consequences of the recent #USAID funding cuts. These cuts are...

🚨 Manushya’s Founder, Emilie Palamy Pradichit, spoke with Frank Langfitt for NPR to expose how Trump & Musk’s USAID funding freeze is...

The Trump administration’s foreign aid cut has slashed 75% of Manushya’s funding overnight.  Without urgent intervention, democracy...

#DecolonisingWellbeing 👨‍👦Thank you, dad. 👨‍👨‍👦‍👦Feminism and liberation for all genders is not just for gender marginalised people. When we divest from gender-based violence and norms, we not only free those who are directly oppressed by these issues, but also free those who might not realise they are oppressed by harmful patriarchal norms while benefiting from them, such as fathers. For example, fathers might feel the pressure to be the sole ‘breadwinners’ of their fa

🫂 Though our ancestral rage and sadness must be felt and validated, sometimes we need to humble ourselves - especially when it comes to our own blood. We deserve to hold our predecessors accountable for the harms towards us that they were responsible for, and traumas they passed down onto us, in order to mitigate further suffering and heal ourselves. At the same time, reserving some grace and forgiveness for those who sincerely did their best with the tools they had at the t