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"I see two classes; the group that oppressed and those who are being oppressed. If we want to demolish Burmanization, even the Bama community must know that they are being oppressed by the system because the oppressors are using the ideology to divide between Bamas and other ethnic groups. I would really prefer the reconciliation between the oppressed class to fight against the oppressors."
Thawda Aye Lei, a Burmese published novelist, and social science researcher started her writing in 2002 and worked in the media field as a journalist. She obtained a master's degree in Development Practice from the University of Queensland in 2015, and in Gender, Human Rights, and Conflict Studies from the International Institute of Social Studies, the Netherlands in 2016. She is surviving with two professionals; as a social science researcher and as a writer. In 2017, she published her first novel "Silky Moonshade". She has published 4 novels and 2 short stories collections books so far. She has also contributed many articles which were related to feminism and gender issues in the local papers. In 2019, she participated in a three-month International Writing Programme in Iowa, US. In 2021, she enrolled in the Ph.D. program in Political Science at McMaster University, Canada.
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"One time, I was interviewing a mother for an article, she couldn't stop crying for 30 minutes and I hold the phone with watery eyes, listening to her pain. People do want to share their stories, but it is emotionally challenging for them and we need to understand that. We write hoping that it will bring some changes. "
Nu Nu Lusan is a Kachin ethnic woman from Myanmar who is a freelance interpreter and journalist reporting on human rights and social justice issues. From an early age, Nu had experiences with translation and interpretations at the church whenever visitors came. In this podcast, she shared her path of working as a freelance interpreter after arriving in Malaysia and working as a waitress at first. Even though she studied international communications at the university, she never planned to become a journalist but after the coup, she began reporting on #whatishappeninginmyanmar because she realized it is TIME.
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Phyu Pannu Khin is a mental health professional and a strong believer in human resilience who is currently doing her PhD in Clinical Psychology at the University of Vermont, U.S.A. Since the coup began, Pannu has been volunteering with different mental health organizations to provide training, and disseminating mental health resources to help protect Myanmar communities from the impact of systemic trauma.
Free Mental Health Resources:
www.facebook.com/Cittaconsultancy
www.facebook.com/ResilientMyanmar
www.facebook.com/coupmentalhealthsupport
www.facebook.com/serenitycounselingsupport
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"No matter how far I get, if I get there alone without bringing other women along, it is not a meaningful change. We must bring other women along to make it a meaningful change."
Ei Thinzar Maung is a Burmese activist and politician. She is the incumbent Deputy Minister of Women, Youths, and Children Affairs of the National Unity Government.
She has been an activist since 2012, focusing on minority issues.
On March 6, 2015, she was arrested by police during a protest to amend the 2014 Myanmar Education Law in Letpadan. On the same day, she was released. She was re-arrested on March 10 and was imprisoned in Thayawaddy Prison. She later served as the President of the Student Union of Yadanabon University.
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"We can't build a new government with old thinkings and doings."- Lach Baniya
Lachmi Baniya, co-founder and CMO (chief marketing officer) of Icarus Media, is a Forbes listed entrepreneur who is defining and driving an ever-shifting world of content through innovative business models via Digital Media outlets, GandaWin Magazine, GandaWin Telly, and GandaWin Learn™. Lach also focuses on youth training and empowerment at 35 universities in Myanmar through her program GandaWin University Tour.
Outside of Icarus Media, Lach is an avid sportswoman.
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"If you look at the history of art, it was used for aesthetic reasons like drawing portraits and then gradually now, we use art as a medium to send messages for social, political issues that we want to highlight."
Yadanar Win is a multi-media artist that means a performance, video, and installation artist based in Yangon. Her unique ability to seamlessly join her own body, to the document of her performance, and bring them together into an art object is reflective of her generation’s willingness to experiment with all mediums and abandon the traditional painting and sculpture so common in Myanmar art scene. Her performances are passionate and critical, often citing the plight of Myanmar’s peace process or personal struggles as a young, female artist.
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"Even though you are gaining a lot during pregnancy or childbirth, you are losing a big part of your life and there is no space for women to feel hurt, or angry, or feel grief and that's quite harmful."
Khin Chan Myae Maung is a young writer from Myanmar. She studied Sociology and Literary Arts in Melbourne and is currently working as an English teacher in Myanmar. After becoming a mother in 2019, she's been exploring the dynamics of motherhood and childbirth in Myanmar culture and feminism.
As a writer, her work consists of short fiction, poetry, and nonfiction essays. She was recognized as Judges Choice Writer in the Ithaca College Writing Contest 2016, after placing first in both fiction and poetry. Her work can be found in Still Water Magazine, Rough Cut Zine, Frontier Magazine, and Yangon Literary Magazine. Giving Alms is her first published work of short stories.
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"This is not only a political revolution but also a cultural revolution."
May Sabe Phyu serving as a Director at Gender Equality Network. She shares her beginning of becoming an activist and how the challenges back then are different from the ones she is facing now.
May was the recipient of the International Women of Courage Award 2015. In 2017, she was also honored for her role in advancing the Women, Peace, and Security agenda in Myanmar through the Global Trailblazer Award. May is also an alumnus of the Mason Fellowship from Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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“It is gonna be a long thing. People need to understand that they are strong but they also need to look after themselves. I want people to understand that thing like self-care is really important.”
Burmese author food writer turned activist MiMi Aye has been raising awareness about the crisis in Myanmar since the coup in February. With bylines in TIME, The Independent, and The Guardian, MiMi’s award-winning book ‘MANDALAY: Recipes & Tales from a Burmese Kitchen’ was chosen by The Observer and The Financial Times as one of their Best Books of the Year. MiMi also co-hosts the food and culture podcast The MSG Pod and is on social media as @meemalee. She is a qualified solicitor and read Law at Cambridge.
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"I uphold the notion that, if/when I fall, it will be only because I want to do so not because of other people did, definitely not because of this coup." -Pencilo
Pencilo is a Burmese writer, anti-regime activist, and NLD supporter. She is best known for criticizing the Tatmadaw online and taking up politically sensitive cases against the Burmese military junta and generals. Pencilo has published four books, which were listed as the best-selling books.
In this podcast, she shares her life, challenges, and beauty of becoming the writer, Pencilo in Myanmar. After the coup, she was the first female who got a warrant to arrest along with other famous political figures. She also added about her struggles of getting out of the country to a safer place without having any safety measures. Despite that, she continues speaking out against the coup and her facebook was taken away recently due to that reason.
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