Two days, over 30 organizations, and 200 people formed the building blocks for ‘Tech Camp Myanmar: Tech for Transparency and the New Myanmar’ on March 8 and 9 in Yangon.
#FORBALI or Bali Tolak Reklamasi has been one of the biggest movement in Bali to create awareness to fight against reclamation plan by some private investors.
In March, partnering with the MCMAHT (Myanmar Catholic Migration and Anti-Human Trafficking) Network, we organized a screening of films on migrant workers attended by 40 residents in the village of Kwin Sann, Bago, Myanmar.
In February 2016, a screening of five advocacy videos from the Papuan Voices collection was organized by students at the National University of Singapore.
Every year, the 31st of January is recognized as Street Children’s Day. We at EngageMedia would like to commemorate this day by highlighting some videos on street children in Myanmar.
Videos from EngageMedia have been featured on the newly launched online media channel of Indonesia’s Corruption Eradication Commission.
When a group of us “organizational security practitioners”* gathered in Prague this February, we were cautiously optimistic about what we could achieve.
The seventh Barcamp in Yangon, Myanmar, called the “Colorful Barcamp”, was held at the MICT Park with over 5000 participants from 30-31 January 2016.
The ‘1965 Tragedy’ that happened fifty years ago in Indonesia is considered the worst tragedy in the political history of Indonesia. The incident claimed the lives of over a million victims from various ethnic and religious backgrounds.
