Past events
Myanmar Brownbag Seminar: Southeast Asia's Long War: Responding to Myanmar's Humanitarian Crises
Mr Jürg Montani, Head of Delegation, International Committee of the Red Cross, Myanmar
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has witnessed the manifold and far-reaching humanitarian consequences of protracted conflict in Myanmar for 30 years, including displacement, migration and development reversals.
Publication trends in Myanmar and reading promotion efforts
Dr Thant Thaw Kaung
Myanmar is gaining a lot of opportunity to promote knowledge through public libraries as one of the last countries re-engaged to the world with newly elected democratic government after six decades of authoritarian rule. At the same time, it is facing numerous challenges ranging from the lack of infrastructure to human resource capacity.
Infections and hygiene behaviours in Myanmar
Eindra Aung; Thida Lay Thwe; Nyein Nyein Hlaing
This study is the first molecular epidemiological study in Myanmar to examine intestinal worm infections among schoolchildren in Phyu Township. The study explores knowledge, attitude and behaviours on water, sanitation and hygiene practices.
Des Ball Memorial Service
Various
For many decades Professor Des Ball was a linchpin of Myanmar focussed research at The Australian National University. His studies of the Myanmar-Thailand borderlands, captured in four major books and many other publications, were utterly unique.
"Conflict in Myanmar" book launch
Michael Wesley
Nicholas Farrelly, Director of the ANU Myanmar Research Centre will give a presentation, addressing the book’s themes: war, politics and religion in Myanmar’s current political environment.
