Confidence to Stop Violence - Pratthanadee Foundation

CONFIDENCE TO STOP VIOLENCE

Pratthanadee Foundation’s 2019 mission is to tackle Thailand’s violence culture!

We that violence in all forms effects, and can be perpetrated by, both men and women no matter their age, gender, social class, or racial background. As a society, we cannot only focus on preventing ourselves from becoming victims of violence, but we must work together to prevent violence from ever being committed at all. Thus, this page aims to educate people on issues including:

Sexual Violence and Harassment

Domestic Violence

Legal Rights: What are my rights in these situations?

Legal Rights: How do I report an issue?

Who can help me and where can I access help?

We hope this page will continue to grow as an accessible educational resource for any woman, man, or gender non-conforming individual!

Do you have the confidence to stop violence?

Keep up to date on our Facebook platform where we post daily videos, images, and guidelines on prevention, rights, and self-defence. Though educational content is directed at disadvantaged Thai-speaking nationals, we are currently in the process of distributing English content – so make sure to watch this space!

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What do I do in a dangerous situation? A 10-step guide includes speaking up, utilising available technology, and the ability to remain calm.

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Where are you taking YOUR survival guide?

Our staff and students have been travelling all around Thailand with our new survival guide booklet! Once you’ve got yours, where will you be taking it? Join the movement on social media and spread the message with #ConfidenceToStopViolence!

Grab your copy at Pratthanadee Foundation today!

THE GUIDE

Better Me Survival Guide: The Panel

We launched Confidence To Stop Violence with a conference panel in Bangkok discussing Thailand’s violence culture and how confidence can play a large role in activating collective action to combat it! Featuring guests such as, it’s a fantastic crash course into this campaign!

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Better Me Survival Guide: The PDF

Click here for the full booklet!

WATCH: Preechaya Saiwilai Talks Self-Love

Discussing how self-love can act as a starting point to treating others with kindness and respect, Preechaya Saiwilai from NYX Professional Makeup is making a stand: we can’t be active participators or victims to violence – it all starts from loving yourself first!

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THE BLOG

Schools are not that safe!

by Sarochinee Unyawachsumrith | Aug 22, 2023 | Girls, Northeast Thailand, Violence

This summer we embarked on the road to Ubon Ratchathani, Amnat Charoen and Sisaket provinces in a project funded by the Irish Aid In-Country Micro Projects Scheme. Part of our work involved giving 1,200 high school girls a self-learning kit on identifying and dealing...

“ALL GENDER IDENTITIES DESERVE RESPECT” SAYS CANADIAN AMBASSADOR

by Pratthanadee Staff | Jan 22, 2023 | Girls, Northeast Thailand, Students, Uncategorized, Violence

Early last year we took on a challenge with support of the Canadian Embassy in Thailand. We’ve never done something quite like it: mainstream gender inclusivity education in select high schools on a pilot basis. Could we do it? Well, there’s no turning back since we...

มีคนทำร้ายร่างกายกันตรงหน้า ทำไงดี ??

by Pratthanadee Staff | Feb 15, 2021 | Survival Guide (TH)ๅ, Violence, Women

เราสามารถทำอะไรได้บ้างหากพบเจอหรือเข้าไปอยู่ในเหตุการณ์ความรุนแรง
? ตั้งสติแล้วโทรแจ้งตำรวจและเรียกคนเข้ามาช่วย …

วิธีรับมือเมื่อถูกทำร้ายร่างกาย

by Pratthanadee Staff | Feb 15, 2021 | Survival Guide (TH)ๅ, Violence, Women

? ตั้งสติแล้วพาตัวเองไปอยู่ในสถานที่ปลอดภัย
? โทร 191 จากนั้นโทรแจ้งสถาบันการแพทย์ฉุกเฉินที่เบอร์ 1669…

แฟนเก่าตามรังควาน ทำไงดี!!!

by Pratthanadee Staff | Feb 15, 2021 | Survival Guide (TH)ๅ, Violence, Women

ในช่วงที่ผ่านมาทางมูลนิธิได้รับการติดต่อขอความช่วยเหลือทั้งทางโทรศัพท์และกล่องข้อความเฟสบุ๊คถึงกรณีถูกตามรังควานและข่มขู่คุกคามจากอดีตสามี…

Better Me for Girls: Raising and Realizing of Girls in Northeast Thailand

by Pratthanadee Staff | Apr 23, 2020 | Girls, Northeast Thailand, Violence

From 13th to 14th January 2020, with the financial support of Estēe Lauder Companies, we conducted the project ‘Better Me for Girls: Raising and realizing of Girls in Northeast Thailand’ through two key activities: Claim Your Rights Training – Teaches life-saving...

Stand up to Violence!

by Pratthanadee Staff | Sep 26, 2019 | Girls, Northeast Thailand, Violence

From 1st July to 30th August 2019, with the financial support of the Irish Aid In-Country Micro-Project Scheme (ICMP), we carried out the project entitled “Empowering Girls in Rural Northeast Thailand to Protect Themselves Against Domestic & Sexual Violence”. This...

Empowering Girls in the Rural Northeast: Learning about Domestic and Sexual Violence

by Pratthanadee Staff | Dec 12, 2018 | Funding, Girls, Northeast Thailand, Violence

With help from Irish Aid In-Country Micro-Project Scheme (ICMP) Pratthanadee Foundation conducted the project titled “Empowering Girls in Rural Northeast Thailand to Protect Themselves Against Domestic & Sexual Violence” during August and September 2018. Workshops...

“Claim Your Rights” with Irish Aid: The Beginning

by Pratthanadee Staff | Aug 22, 2018 | Funding, Girls, Northeast Thailand, Staff, Violence

Our team at Pratthanadee Foundation is currently on our third day conducting workshops for disadvantaged school girls at Ubon Ratchathani and Sisaket. One of the most significant workshops being held is titled “Claim Your Rights.” This involves educating students on...

Say No To Domestic And Sexual Violence

by Pratthanadee Staff | Jan 23, 2018 | Girls, Northeast Thailand, Violence

We have developed a mobile kit for educating underprivileged girls about domestic and sexual violence, with support from the In-Country Micro-Projects Scheme from Irish Aid. A first for us, the portable kit comprises colourful panels and booths, games, and collateral...