As a former political science student, I spent most of my valuable lifetime observing, conceptualizing and questioning the connection between humanity and society. Although I was born in the north, I grew up in various provinces throughout the kingdom of Thailand, witnessing the differences of the metropolitan and the countryside. Recognizing that the line dividing between the two consists of “opportunity” and “inequality”, I began to question the injustice within our society.

All through 4 years in the university, I dove deep into political, economic, and societal issues, both domestically and internationally, alongside other political science students. Hence, I discovered that the fundamental variables of the relation, movement, and revolution of global organizations underlying the societies worldwide are “narration or datasets’ ‘ that influenced the imagery for the societies in each era. Simultaneously, I acknowledged that the higher the barrier to access data, the greater the force that pushes some people away from justice.

In the role of Project Assistant, I am mainly responsible for supporting, monitoring, and collaborating projects that aim to use innovations and advanced approaches in solving the problem of injustice. Furthermore, we strive to use the power of communication to bridge justice and various groups of people in the society and urge them to become aware and begin to question the social structure underlying the considerable problems of injustice. Essentially, our ultimate goal is to empower the society to be able to create changes, beginning from its foundation, to tackle the injustice from its core.