Yayasan Humanis dan Inovasi Sosial (Humanis) is delighted to announce that we will hold four series of events in Bangkok, Thailand. You are invited to join our journey in centering care in our way of working, institution, and enforcing solidarity across Southeast Asia.

Humanis understands the importance of integrating the principles of collective care in the way we carry out our work and interact with our stakeholders. We also realize its significance in building solidarity and sustaining movements across our three impact areas in the region. This journey is our commitment to meet and collaborate with civil societies across Southeast Asia. The details for this event can be found below:

1. Humanis x SEA Junction. Public Discussion “#SEAblings: An Emerging Solidarity Movement in Southeast Asia?”.
   • Date: Tuesday, 28 October 2025.
   • Time: 17.30 – 19.00 local time.
   • Venue: SEA Junction, Bangkok Art and Culture.
   • Registration link: https://bit.ly/SEAblingsDiscussion

2. Humanis x SEA Junction. Workshop “Caring for Dissent: Resourcing the #SEAblings Movement”
   • Date: Friday, 31 October 2025.
   • Time: 17.30 – 19.00 local time.
   • Venue: SEA Junction, Bangkok Art and Culture.
   • Registration link: https://bit.ly/SEAblingsWorkshop

3. Humanis in International Civil Society Week (ICSW), titled “We Don’t Live in Different Planets: The Interconnectivity between Civic Space and Climate Justice,” at Thammasat University Phra Chan Campus, Bangkok. The details can be found on the ICSW website.
4. Humanis in Asia Pacific Social Forum (APSF), “Reclaiming Power: People-Led Climate Justice in Asia.”.
   • Date: Monday, 3 November
   • Time: 11.00 – 13.00 local time.
   • Venue: Thammasat University, Bangkok.

We are excited to meet you in Bangkok!

 

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About Our Event in ICSW

Event title: We Don’t Live in Different Planets: The Interconnectivity between Civic Spacetime and Climate Justice 

Event description: A collaborative workshop to redefine what “healthy civic spacetime” means in the context of climate injustice. Together, we will explore how to connect (by building, strengthening, and brokering networks); defend (by establishing protection circles and fostering collective care); and act (through collective actions that expand and sustain movements). 

Event format: Workshop 

Track: Democracy & Civic Space 

Date: Saturday, 01 November 2025 

Time: 15:30 – 17:00  

Building: Student Activity Centre 

Floor: 4 

Duration: 90 minutes 

Venue: Thammasat University Thra Phra Chan Campus, Bangkok 

Facilitators: Humanis team (Nisrina Nadhifah, Arti Indallah, Maulida Raviola) 

 

About the International Civil Society Week (ICSW) Tracks 

All sessions fall under our shared theme:
“Celebrating Citizen Action: Reimagining Democracy, Rights and Inclusion for Today’s World.” 

Some events did not fit neatly into one track, but we have matched them as closely as possible. 

 

Tracks and descriptions: 

• Democracy & Civic Space – Democratic defence, resistance against authoritarianism and the protection of fundamental freedoms and civil society space. 

• Civil Society Futures – Resourcing, accountability and sustainability: a forward-looking perspective on civil society with a focus on resourcing and accountability for sustainability. 

• Digital Rights, AI & Technology – Intersections of digital technology, human rights, and civic space, including censorship, surveillance, disinformation, privacy rights, and tech for resistance. 

• Arts, Storytelling & Creative Resistance – Artivism and creative tactics to defend human rights, promote peace, and inspire democratic change. 

• Care, Self-care & Collective Resistance – Care as a political strategy for the well-being and resilience of activists and communities. 

• Global Solidarity & Movement-building – Building cross-regional alliances, coalitions, and joint actions to strengthen global solidarity. 

• Gender Justice, Marginalised Identities and Intersectional Inclusion – Gender, sexuality, disability, and migration status. 

• Youth, Intergenerational Movements and Civic Futures – Youth engagement, civic learning and the role of young leaders in shaping a democratic future