15 November 2025, (Online Learning Platform) This online session, co-hosted by AAN, shared key lessons from 3 Thai participants at the first International PermaYouth Convergence (IPYC–2025), held October 20-25 in Timor-Leste. The event gathered young global leaders to camp, learn permaculture, and build networks. IPYC–2025’s theme — Planting Water, Growing Communities — emphasizes Timor-Leste’s ongoing…
October 2025 Thailand: The Thailand team proposed participating in the “Kaho Mai Pla Mun” Festival at Pun Pun Organic Farm to expand their network, promote local seed conservation, and build new relationships with farmers, consumers, and supporters. By showcasing local produce, sharing knowledge, and opening new market channels, the activity aims to strengthen public awareness…
28-30 April 2025 This exchange was held in collaboration with the Alternative Agriculture Network (AAN), Project SEVANA Southeast Asia, and Laos partners like RDA brought together young farmers, civil society actors, and community leaders from Thailand and Lao PDR to strengthen cross-border relationships, share experiences in sustainable agriculture, and reflect on food security challenges in…
20 April 2025, (Online Learning Platform) This online learning platform, held in collaboration with the Alternative Agriculture Network (AAN), Food for Change, and Project SEVANA Southeast Asia, reflected key takeaways from the Seed Conferences in the Philippines. It invited Thai participants to join the “Conserve our Seeds, Secure our Food: A Regional Workshop on Farmers’…
1-8 September 2024, Cambodia The small initiative “Spreading Local Seeds: Connecting to the Organic Young Farmer and Social Entrepreneur Network and Climate Change Adaptation in the Mekong Sub-region,” held from September 1st to 8th, 2024, brought together Thai young farmers to connect with their Cambodian counterparts and social entrepreneurs focused on sustainable agriculture and seed…
February 1-2, 2024 Sri Mueang Mai District, Ubon Ratchathani Province, Thailand The young farmers participating in this workshop are a new generation from farming families and have decided to return home to their villages or communities. They have started experimenting with small-scale agricultural or livestock businesses on their land, trying to connect all aspects of…
CURLS aims to promote the concept of Right Livelihood by living well on the earth. By bringing together laureates of the Right Livelihood Award and like-minded resource persons, with independent individuals from various backgrounds and different experiences, a platform will be created for sharing informative and inspiring intellectual dialogues and self-reflection, leading towards future Right Livelihood activism.