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“Global health at its core is colonial. Myanmar, for example, falls under the tropical hygiene and hygiene, in this case, is not to protect the natives but to protect the colonizers from the natives.”
Listen to Ma Sandra Mon, a scientist-activist who talks about her life and profession as a scientist and how this revolution has led her to claim an identity as an activist. She has also wisely suggested how we can all take a part in decolonizing the health care system in Myanmar.
Sandra Mon is a senior researcher at the Center for Public Health and Human Rights at the Johns Hopkins Department of Epidemiology. As a Myanmar national, she has been an active voice for health care workers in Myanmar since the beginning of the coup there on February 1.
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"I write because it releases some of my pain. I write everything that bothers me. It is a way of taking care of myself."
In this podcast, she shares bits about her childhood and where and how her love for reading and writing came from. She explains how her mother has been a role model for her throughout her life and what led her to be interested in activism.
Me Me Khant, from Yangon, Myanmar, is pursuing a master’s degree in international policy at Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences. She graduated from Centre College with a bachelor’s degree in international studies and a minor in French. Me Me currently works for promoting peace, reconciliation, and democracy in Myanmar and is a staunch advocate for civil liberties and human rights. As a poet and diaspora activist, she has been at the forefront of speaking out against the Myanmar military for atrocities that the military has committed including the Rohingya genocide; she has organized and mobilized thousands from the Burmese diaspora in global rallies and protests.
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What do you see when you type Rohingya on google? People who are displaced and lost and are crying. Why is those images widely spread on the internet? What has happened to them? Who are Rohingya people? Where do they belong?
You will be getting answers to the burning questions you have about Rohingya people and their history. We sat down with Rohingya Social Justice Activist, Yasmin Ullah to discuss the very core of this issue and how she is taking part in bringing solutions along with many other activists and advocates.
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"The advancement of women's movement in Myanmar is happening because there were people who were advocating for it and there were people who started accepting it. That's how we see the progress."
What are the challenges feminists before us have to go through to advocate for women's rights in Myanmar? How did they approach the gender issues in early 2000 where the word itself cannot be spoken out loud due to cultural restrictions? What progress have they made? Where are we right now?
Listen to Ma Tin Tin Nyo who is a feminist and an advisory member of the Burmese Women's Union talks about patriarchy, dictatorship, and what was it like for her to grow up outside Burma for most of her life and how did she work for women rights in Myanmar.
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How does the daily life of a garment worker look like? What injustices do they face? What challenges do they have before the coup and what new difficulties are added after they took over? How are they playing a leading role in taking down the dictatorship in Myanmar? Listen to the Founder of the Federation of Garment Workers, Ma Moe Sandar Myint talks about her role as a leader and what have been the unique challenges for garment workers in joining this anti-coup movement in Myanmar and how can NUG support them.
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How can we care for ourselves so that our physical and mental health does not deteriorate? What does self-care look like during a crisis situation? What can we do to have self-compassionate? What are ways to practices?
In this episode, we simply discuss small steps we can take to develop self-compassionate and ways to sustain them. Listen to this episode to hear Psychologist Gabriella Phyu shares her professional tips on self-compassion.
G-Taw Zagar Wyne Podcast started a series on mental health under the coup to discuss mental health issues and create a platform for Myanmar people to share their stories, ask questions, and seek support as they need.
Speaker Bio: Gabriella Phyu is a psychologist working in Australia. She studied psychology in Australia for 7 years and finished her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. She primarily works in supporting adults, young adults, children, and their families within the community.
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How do we feel when we hear the news about the fallen heroes during the revolutions? Why does that pain doesn't go away for a long time? Why do we blame ourselves for the loss we are facing? Who is actually responsible for them?
This week, we talked about survivors' guilt and in what forms they appear in our day-to-day life and how can we be aware of them so that we can transform the perspective into positive ones.
G-Taw Zagar Wyne Podcast started a series on mental health under the coup to discuss mental health issues and create a platform for Myanmar people to share their stories, ask questions, and seek support as they need.
Speaker Bio: Gabriella Phyu is a psychologist working in Australia. She studied psychology in Australia for 7 years and finished her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. She primarily works in supporting adults, young adults, children, and their families within the community.
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How are children differently affected by the crisis now in Myanmar? How can parents play a role in helping them coping with the changes as well as the uncertainties?
Psychologist Gabriella Phyu and feminist advocate Ma Nandar sat down and talked about significant roles parents or elderly play or can play in children's lives and how can they provide support to them so that they can express and accept their unpredictable feelings?
G-Taw Zagar Wyne Podcast started a series on mental health under the coup to discuss mental health issues and create a platform for Myanmar people to share their stories, ask questions, and seek support as they need.
Speaker Bio: Gabriella Phyu is a psychologist working in Australia. She studied psychology in Australia for 7 years and finished her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. She primarily works in supporting adults, young adults, children, and their families within the community.
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What is loss? What is grief? How do we make sense of it during this political crisis? How can we accept and process them with healthy approaches?
We are back here this week with you to talk about loss, grief including collective grieving that we, the Myanmar community as a whole are facing now.
G-Taw Zagar Wyne Podcast started a series on mental health under the coup to discuss mental health issues and create a platform for Myanmar people to share their stories, ask questions, and seek support as they need.
Speaker Bio: Gabriella Phyu is a psychologist working in Australia. She studied psychology in Australia for 7 years and finished her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. She primarily works in supporting adults, young adults, children, and their families within the community.
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What is happening to our mental health under the coup? How are we dealing? What are we feeling? How can we take care of ourselves?
Listen to this podcast where Gabriella and Nandar talk about the mental health struggles during the coup.
Since the coup took over Burma on 1st February, our mental and physical health has been degrading. G-Taw Zagar Wyne Podcast started a series on mental health under the coup to discuss mental health issues and create a platform for Myanmar people to share their stories, ask questions, and seek support as they need.
Speaker Bio: Gabriella Phyu is a psychologist working in Australia. She studied psychology in Australia for 7 years and finished her Master of Clinical Psychology in 2020. She came to Australia to study the IT profession but decided to change her major after studying psychology as her elective subject in her foundation studies. Gabriella is passionate about raising awareness about the importance of mental health wellbeing in the community and the impact of mental health problems on individuals and families. She primarily works in supporting adults, young adults, children, and their families within the community.
We are going to talk more about pecific issues that the people of Myanmar are facing during this political crisis. Please stay tuned and follow our social media for more episodes.
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