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Story of Change: Su Thet San
Reflecting on the On Think Tanks School for Thinktankers: Working with diaspora think tanks
Strengthening Myanmar’s knowledge infrastructure: Why diaspora think tanks matter
How an Educator Challenges Gender Norms in Myanmar
A Reflection on the Journey of a Gender Policymaker
From Silence to Leadership: A Muslim Woman’s Path to Change
Rebuilding Prospects for ‘Peace’: Gender, Civil Society, and Informal Spaces in Post-Coup Myanmar (Special Journal Issue)
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Call for Participation: Myanmar Emerging Leaders 2026 Policy and Leadership Program

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Supporting policy research in post-coup Myanmar July 25, 2025dgraymer
Written by the SecDev Foundation The Myanmar military’s March 2021 coup and subsequent crackdown spawned headlines around the world focused on street protests, civil disobedience, ethnic tensions, and the subsequent armed resistance and refugee crises. The coup erased years of social, political and economic progress. Lost amongst these many setbacks was a small but significant erasing ...
Fight for survival: Independent media under dictatorship in Rakhine and Kachin States November 28, 2025cgapuz
Fight for survival: Independent media under dictatorship in Myanmar’s Rakhine and Kachin States (Media Desk) looks at media outlets in Rakhine and Kachin states—two regions severely impacted by armed conflict and digital suppression—and how they have adapted and survived amidst escalating repression. The paper explores the tools of digital control employed by the junta, the lived ...
Women and gender scholars advancing knowledge March 2, 2026cgapuz
The Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar supports women and gender scholars in their pursuit of advancing knowledge. Here is a snapshot of some of their work. Cox’s Bazar is the world’s largest refugee camp, home to almost a million refugees. Here, seven scientists from the Asian University for Women (AUW) have been looking into issues the communities ...
Call for Participation: 2025 Myanmar Emerging Scholars and Young Leaders Workshop March 2, 2026cgapuz
The University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Myanmar Initiative, the Asian Institute at the University of Toronto and the York Centre for Asia Research at York University are delighted to invite applications for the 2025 Myanmar Emerging Scholars and Young Leaders Workshop. It is set to take place at York University’s Keele campus in Toronto, Canada, from May ...
Su Thet San: Rethinking Policies Affecting Minorities in Myanmar November 25, 2024cgapuz
Su Thet San, a second-year student in the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs Program (MPPGA) at The University of British Columbia, talked about their research into how policy failures and gaps impact Myanmar’s minority populations. “The MPPGA program at UBC seemed like the perfect fit to equip me with the skills and knowledge to ...

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