And of course, our original shop is still open on the other side of ChiangMai + we love to see friendly faces.

We work to support Myanmar artisans, to develop protest art about current issues, and to build economic solidarity between Thai + MM communities.

our shop: maps.app.goo.gl/UB8twk9DibwH...

We have a little zine available about Myanmar teashops and solidarity, plus some really cool Milk Tea Alliance poster art by Sina Wittayawiroj.

location for the exhibit: maps.app.goo.gl/FiSDjMJdgPX1...

A few years ago, I warned that we were entering a Second Nadir. Some deemed that hyperbolic. Most had never heard of the first one. The Nadir was a term coined by historian Rayford Logan to talk about the period when Black Americans lost the rights they had just gained following slavery.

I've been crowdfunding for Myanmar for years now, and this time around I'm not accepting donations, but I am helping a trusted group route them to aid teams on the ground. Folks who wish to donate can send here, we'll get it into Myanmar quickly.
thr5ve.org/earthquakemy...

Temporary needs for groups:
1. Dry food

2. Kitchenware, Pots and pans

3. Temporary shelter (canopy)

4. Mosquito repellent

5. Night lighting

6. Building materials

7. Body bags

The military regime is not to be trusted, and many large international aid groups will comply with them in order to deliver aid. Many will be left behind, which is why supporting CSOs and grassroots efforts can have a big impact.

hooray! glad it reached you!

This school is my alma mater. Thank you for breaking the story.

saving this line for my next family get together!

I work with Myanmar political exiles who have fled the military coup--the funding withdrawal is devastating the community here in many ways.

agreed, i keep looking and seeing so little.

hello! are you aware of any protests being organized at embassies or consulates? (I'm in Thailand).