Surachat and Surachai: Two Brothers’ Story
Surachat knows what it feels like to suffer from depression. He is quiet and avoids people, especially those he doesn’t know. Beneath the reticent exterior,
Surachat knows what it feels like to suffer from depression. He is quiet and avoids people, especially those he doesn’t know. Beneath the reticent exterior,
As we head into our End of Year season, we’d like to share with you the theme we’ve chosen to guide us this year. It’s
Have you heard the news? We’ve put together an extra special event for you this year! We’re doing an online gala that is also a
This week, we’re introducing you to Venus Black, a California woman who has experienced an extreme violation of her personal privacy that may have even
The COVID pandemic has made it even more of a challenge to do outreach to areas, like migrant communities, that are already difficult to reach.
Monday, October 11, was International Day of the Girl Child! This year’s theme recognizes how the COVID-19 pandemic has negatively impacted girls in unequal ways regarding access
While Thailand managed to avoid the brunt of COVID-19 cases last year–including a 200-day stretch with 0 cases–this year, Thailand has been hit much harder.
This is a 3-part series. If you missed them, click here for Part 1 and Part 2. People in the communities with which we work
If you missed Part 1 of our series, you can find it here. In Southeast Asia, climate change looks like a whiplash between extremes: rising
In 2018, a flood hit a Hmong village in the Nan Province of northern Thailand in the nighttime. Villagers woke up to find their houses floating