🌏Today we are celebrating World Children’s Day. As COP29 is currently taking place, let’s discuss the impacts of climate change on children. 🚨Globally, over 1 billion children are at extreme high risk from climate-related events, including floodings, heatwaves, water scarcity and air pollution and hundreds of thousands of children die every year due to the impacts of climate change. If nothing is done, more children will die! 🗣️Despite their unique vulnerability to climate

😡 Let’s get this straight, first and foremost: arguments and conflict are going to be part of life, no matter what. It’s part of being a child, parent, sibling, decision-maker, changemaker, visionary, coworker, friend, romantic partner, and human. As discussed in last week’s post on Generational Trauma , there can be so many barriers to healing. If we value diversity, a bit of human conflict once in a while should be anticipated, as part of our human balance. Thus, instead o

#NewReportAlert 📢 Thailand’s Internet Freedom & Political Landscape: Limited, Not Free 🇹🇭 Global internet freedom declined for the 14th consecutive year, with conditions worsening in 27 countries and improving in only 18, according to Freedom on the Net 2024: The Struggle for Trust Online , released by Freedom House on October 16, 2024. The report highlights that governments in 25 of the 72 countries analyzed imposed internet shutdowns or restricted access to information a

Does history really ‘repeat itself?’ What if we were able to change its course by breaking the status quo through radical healing? When we honour and let go of our past, and take responsibility for our present, we realise our power to shape a better future. Generational trauma, as the name suggests, develops over time with every generation. If trauma wounds remain unhealed by the previous generation, it gets passed down. It might go as follows… …individuals/communities inheri

🧠‘Wellbeing’ is not only about ‘going to therapy’ and participating in Western psychological interventions. Though these interventions work for some, they are not necessarily appropriate for all contexts. For example, while verbally expressing your feelings to a therapist using frameworks like Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a respectable care practice, not everyone feels comfortable expressing their emotions in formal therapy settings. 🌏Humans have been using so man

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San Bunchhay, a Cambodian-Australian opposition supporter, was brutally assaulted in Battambang after speaking out against the Cambodian...

Beyond the Democracy Movement in Thailand: The ‘Events of 6th and 14th October’ Every October, Thais across the nation come together to...

✨Today we celebrate the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. 🇹🇭 Despite progress, poverty still remains an issue in...

On this #InternationalDayofRuralWomen, let's shine a light on the incredible contributions of Rural women in Southeast Asia. They form...

51 years ago today, the 14 October 1973 Uprising took place, which remains one of the most important events in modern Thai history. A major victory for the people, the protests resulted in the end of Thanom Kittikachorn’s military dictatorship regime. The significance of the event is further amplified by the university-student leaders' success in unifying the entire country for a common goal. Besides the victory, let's also not forget that, on that day, while being ordered to

👩‍💻It’s #CybersecurityMonth which means we’ve been thinking a lot about #DigitalHygiene and #Wellbeing. Though staying informed about the world around us is just as important as ever, we must always remember that wellbeing is all about #Balance. ⏰ One way to do this is by setting digital boundaries, such as by setting #ScreenTime limitations and taking breaks. 😰We can also make conscious efforts to try to use device-free self-soothing and stress management techniques, ins

HYPOCRISY! #Thailand was just elected to the UN Human Rights Council - all while it perpetuates #DigitalDictatorship, persecutes its...

From exploiting AI advancements at the expense of human rights to manipulating regional regulatory frameworks, we dissect how Meta’s commitments often mask deeper, systemic issues. This carousel breaks down the facade of compliance, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and stringent regulations. Swipe through to uncover the truth about the impact of big tech on real lives and our environment. Meta has just released its human rights report for 2023, which covers the

💕…it’s a day to remind us to check in with ourselves about our #MentalHealth and overall #Wellbeing, as well as to deeply consider what...