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This final episode explores art as a vital frontier of resistance across Southeast Asia. We sit down with feminist cartoonist Cho, creator of “Chwin Toon,” to examine how visual satire breaks through deep-rooted taboos, state control, and shrinking civic spaces. Cho shares her personal encounters with targeted harassment, the gendered realities facing women and minority activists, and the patriarchal hurdles within political movements. Join us to discover how visual storytelling sustains advocacy under pressure, and what keeps creative resistance alive on the frontlines of justice.

In this episode, veteran activist Jean Chong (Executive Director, AFLN) joins us to expose the "invisible" gaps where LBTQ individuals, lesbians, bisexual women, and trans men, are often left behind by mainstream movements.

In our second episode, we discuss environmental justice and land rights with “Tai” Oranuch Pholpinyo, a veteran activist who has spent thirty years defending Isaan communities.

In our second episode, we discuss environmental justice and land rights with “Tai” Oranuch Pholpinyo, a veteran activist who has spent thirty years defending Isaan communities.

In our very first episode, we discuss aspects of feminism and peacebuilding with Khun Ouyporn Khuankaew, a Buddhist feminist activist