All we want for Christmas is rest for those who have been fighting all year. Because care is political. And survival is revolutionary. As Decolonial & Intersectional Feminists, we honour rest as a radical act, especially for those resisting repression, violence, and erasure every single day. May this season hold space for pause and collective care. ✨ #WeAreManuhsyan ♾️ Equal Human Beings

The holidays look different for everyone. But across cultures, they remind us of something shared: the power of being in community 🤝 Earlier this month, the Manushya team came together in Chiang Mai for a day rooted in joy, care, and collective grounding. As decolonial, intersectional feminists, we build our liberation movement with  and through  one another. 🌿 Setting intentions at Doi Suthep 🥭 Women’s Solidarity Lunch at Free Bird Café —which proudly supports marginalise

As the year comes to a close, activists across Southeast Asia are still on the frontlines, defending democracy at enormous personal risk . ✊🏽🌏 From youth leaders and feminists to Indigenous and grassroots organisers, communities are standing up to authoritarian systems who use increasingly violent tactics to repress defenders. But recent USAID funding cuts have weakened the feminist safety nets that protect defenders, including Manushya Foundation’s. These cuts have put man

On the road to a people-led Thailand’s #UPR IV, care is at the center of our movement-building strategy ✊ That’s why wellbeing is a signature part of every Manushya workshop! At our recent UPR Capacity & Movement-Building Workshop in Chiang Mai , we closed the year by holding space for collective care through decolonial, community-rooted wellbeing practices. Activists from across Northern Thailand were invited to rest and recharge through: 🌿 Herbal body soaks 🤲 Traditional