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This year marks the 5th year we’ve had the opportunity to give a special talk to the 17 international students of Thammasat University, Tha Prachan Campus, and this year I had more guest joining us. As always, we and activities where students experienced being less-able body, even just for a short time, to raise the awareness and empathy for those whose bodies have changed…

Today I transformed into a special teacher, another great year and I’m here at the Faculty of Social Development Thammasat University Tha-Prachan campus. One of the work that I intend to do a lot is to grow up a new generation and I have been doing this for over 8 years, the Faculty of Architecture. and the Faculty of Social Development, also a legal people.

February 21, 2022 A special lecture on “Creating a Socially-Focused Organization” to students of the Faculty of Social Work at Thammasat University’s Tha Prachan campus, specifically for the SPD206 International Program course.

Once again I was invited to give a special lecture to international students from Social Administration Faculty, Thammasat University, Tha Phra Chan Campus. I decided to conduct the session as a narrative stories, questioning them that “What are you going to help those in need, whether physically or anything, to have a better lives?”

Let’s take a look at the path of traveling in Bangkok in today’s world circumstances. Join us & talk to us, let’s make it change.

This week we work and research the height of the SRT station’s platform, which is currently a hot issue. We survey the area to see with our eyes and confirm what it’s like. And we would like to invite anyone who is interested in this matter of concern in providing positive feedback and further knowledge.  

When I was in grade 8. It was my first time taking a train from a rural area into the city. I have ride on this train time to times and sometimes I came to this place, Hua lamphong Train station. It was quite mesmerizing to remember in the past compared to the situation of what it is today. Regardless, of the train itself or the station, it never changes. Thank you to the railway staff who came down and taking a photo with us.

“How can people with disabilities, especially wheel(chair) users escape when going to fire?” Think about the time of the fire, everyone running out to survive. Do you think that I’d love to be Bar-B-Q? HELL NO!!