Visionaries shaping a new Myanmar
Three young fellows supported by IDRC’s Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar are tackling crucial issues in women’s rights, economic empowerment, and climate change through their research and advocacy endeavours.
Research in Action: Journey from Myanmar to Canada to advocate for rights and democracy
John Jonaid is a Rohingya whose journey as a refugee through India, China, and Indonesia fueled his appreciation for diversity and…
Call for small research proposals – Myanmar’s current issues in the “digital space”
The Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar (K4DM)-Phase-II Initiative run program invites researchers in Myanmar and the diaspora to submit proposals for research projects on issues of importance to the many social, political and economic challenges facing Myanmar and its citizens. We are particularly interested in research making use of digital tools (online surveys, online focus groups, etc) as well as research at the intersection of digital technology and current policy affairs (see more on topics below).
7th 3C Forum: Inclusive Higher Education for Refugees
7th 3C Forum: Inclusive Higher Education for Refugees co-organised by Opening Universities for Refugees (OUR), the Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee…
Drawing from the Past: Supporting Future Peace in Myanmar
Dialogue event in Bangkok, November 29, 2023. The International Development Research Centre (IDRC), in partnership with Global Affairs Canada and the…
A conversation on Climate Change Crisis in Myanmar
In the midst of numerous crises, Myanmar faces a series of significant and complex challenges. According to the World Wildlife Fund,…
Resilience Through The Lens – Photo Exhibition at Knowledge Marketplace 2023
Resilience Through The Lens is a photo exhibit being held as part of The Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar (K4DM) initiative's KNOWLEDGE MARKETPLACE – Chiang Mai 2023: Exchanging Ideas for a Democratic Myanmar. which will be held on Friday, December 1st – Sunday, December 3rd, 2023, at Ang Kaew Villa, Chiang Mai University, Chiang Mai.
Empowering Myanmar’s Youth: The Potential of Online Higher Education
In a blogpost for NORRAG (Network for international policies and cooperation in education and training) the Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar initiative's Edgard Rodriguez discusses the potential of online higher education to empower disadvantaged populations, with a focus on Myanmar’s displaced youth.
Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar initiative brand materials
Logos for use in communication about projects supported by the Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar initiative
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