Women’s agency in armed struggles in Myanmar’s Spring Revolution
Aye Lei Tun, a McMaster University doctoral candidate and K4DM-University of British Columbia Myanmar Initiative Fellow will be presenting her research at the…
Canadian-Myanmar Research Fellowship Program AY 2023-2024
The School of Public Policy (CMU-SPP) at Chiang Mai University in partnership with the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) provides a…
Postdoctoral Fellowship in Myanmar Studies – University of British Columbia
The Institute of Asian Research in the School of Public Policy and Global Affairs at the University of British Columbia (UBC)…
Call for small research proposals – Myanmar’s current issues in the “digital space”
The Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar (K4DM) 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).
Myanmar: Note on the 2021 Amendment to the Counter-Terrorism Law
26 January 2023 -- for immediate release Myanmar: Note on the 2021 Amendment to the Counter-Terrorism Law The Centre for Law and Democracy…
Pathways to Politics for Women Parliamentarians in Myanmar
The number of women parliamentarians in Myanmar increased during the last decade of democratization before the February 2021 coup d’état yet…
Young Leaders For Mynamar’s Inclusive Democratic Future – Apply now
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS:Young Leaders For Mynamar’s Inclusive Democratic Future Canada Fellowship 2023 Call for applications on Parliamentary Centre website Background To encourage…
Initiative nurtures new generation of actors for an inclusive Myanmar
IDRC Initiative nurtures new generation of actors for an inclusive MyanmarNovember 23, 2022 Article from IDRC webpage (version française) Four years…
Cyberspace and Freedom of Expression in Post-Coup Myanmar
A team of young researchers, publishing anonymously, carried out a series of focus group discussions and key informant interviews in Aug-Oct 2021, to understand youth conceptions of ‘freedom of expression’ in the online world, and how this was being affected by the country’s chaotic political environment. In addition to the narrative report, three small creative grants were issued to artists who wanted to explore and bridge the domains of political expression, technology and art.
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