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Myanmar New Year Water Festival
Myanmar New Year Water Festival
10 April 2024

A Splash of Culture and Tradition: ‘Thingyan’ or the Myanmar New Year Water Festival

Presenting the amazing traditions and tales of the Myanmar New Year...
Burning pamphlet
Photo by Phoe Thar
Fri, 21 Jul - Sat, 22 Jul 2023

2023 Myanmar Update - From Coup to Revolution

The 2023 Myanmar Update aims to understand, celebrate, and explicate the Myanmar people’s resistance to the 1 February 2021 coup.

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Photo Credit: Mauk Kham Wah
Fri, 21 Jul - Thu, 10 Aug 2023

Art Exhibition: How to quantify FEAR?

Art Exhibition: How to quantify FEAR?

By Filmmaker M, Photographer Mauk Kham Wah, and Artist Mayco Naing

Soldier's room
Thu, 20 Jul 2023

Myanmar Research Centre HDR & ECR Workshop 2023

Call for applications - Workshop for PhDs & ECRs

Workshop for graduate research students and early career researchers

Silver Screens and Golden Dreams
Silver Screens and Golden Dreams
Thu, 18 Apr 2024

Book Party - Silver Screens and Golden Dreams

Book Party - Silver Screens and Golden Dreams: A Social History of Burmese Cinema

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Myanmar Update Series cover 2021
Myanmar Update Series cover 2021
Sat, 22 Jul 2023

Book Launch - Reflecting on Myanmar in Crisis: the 2021 Myanmar Update in Writing

Repossessing Shanland
01 September 2022

Repossessing Shanland: Myanmar, Thailand, and a Nation-State Deferred

Approx 5 mill people in SE Asia identify as Shan. Though they were promised an independent state in the 1947 Union of Burma constitution, successive military governments blocked their liberation.