OVERCOMING OBSTACLES CREATING OPPORTUNITIES
Overcoming Obstacles, Creating Opportunities:Youth Perspectives from the Thai-Burma Border
Printed 2008
Writing:
Emily Jacobi and Meg Libby
Editing:
Mark Belinsky, Emily Jacobi and Meg Libby
Research Coordinators:
Maggie Holden and Tim Renner
Research Team:
Mark Belinsky, Emily Jacobi, Maggie Holden,Meg Libby, Leslie Miller, Molly Norris,Megan O’Brien, Tim Renner, Jorelle Vicencio.
Statistical Analysis:
Jonathan Mueller
Proofreading:
Liz Hodes
Photos:
Emily Jacobi
Design:
Mark Belinsky and Emily Jacobi
With Thanks and Gratitude to the brave young people on theThai-Burma Border: your genuine hearts and tireless spirits have inspired this document. We dedicatethis report to you in the spirit of solidarity and peace.
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Center for Peace Building International
3754 McKinley St. NW Washington, DC 20015saji@cpbinternational.org 202-674-4670http://www.cpbinternational.org/Sections1. Executive summary 2. Recommendations
3. A History of Conict and how the Regional Threat Impacts YouthYouth voices 1: BLC3.1 Background of the ConictYouth voices 2: Hla Moe - EIP
3.2 How Burma poses a Regional Threat to it’s neighbors,and how that impacts youth4. Overview
Youth voices 3: Ye Zaw - KYO
4.1 About the Project
Youth voices 4: Mya Nu - BWU
4.2 Methodology 5. Findings
Youth voices 5: Sulein - BWU
5.1 Why they come to Thailand
Youth voices 6: Thiri Thura - KWO
5.2 Why they choose to be political
Youth voices 7: Khin Thiri - Mae La
5.3 Security and Isolation - frustrations of Thailand
Youth voices 8: Joseph Win - ERS-B
5.4 Education and Opportunity- positives about coming to Thailand
Youth voices 9: Zeyer - BLC
5.5 Looking ahead -their thoughts on the future6. Analysis
Youth voices 10: Kyaw Htay - EIP
6.1 Description of how our research is affected by recentevents in BurmaAppendicesA. Group DescriptionsB. Graphs and Survey DataC. AcknowledgementsD. Resources
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