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Burman Art Charity Exhibition Recap
On 21st July 2024, The Burman held its inaugural charity art exhibition which consisted of 36 art pieces by 14 school children from Yangon and Mandalay. This medium-sized gallery event was constructed with the aim of introducing students of different backgrounds to various artistic talents. With all the artworks, fundraising items, and tickets sold, the…
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Intro: AIS Burman Chapter
The Burman nonprofit organization has established a significant presence at Ayeyarwaddy International School in Mandalay through the launch of a dedicated chapter program. Members of the school have demonstrated exceptional commitment and diligence throughout this initiative. Their efforts have culminated in a successful fundraiser for flood relief, alongside a donation drive that has collected clothing,…
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Shared Silence: Cultural Stigma and the Mental Health Crisis in Myanmar and Pakistan
In Myanmar and Pakistan, mental health struggles are often met with silence, misunderstanding, and even shame. Both countries share cultural stigmas that make it difficult for people to speak openly about mental health issues. As global awareness around mental health increases, it’s becoming clear that addressing these issues is essential for overall well-being, productivity, and…
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Flavors of Burma: Must-Visit Restaurants for Authentic Burmese Food
Myanmar is a golden land of diverse and vibrant flavors, and if you’re looking to dive into authentic Burmese cuisine, Yangon and Mandalay have some of the best spots you can’t miss. This is a guide to some local favorites, where the food is as rich in history as it is in taste. YangonThe Feel…
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Advancing Myanmar’s Immunization Efforts
Due to the COVID-19 outbreak and continuous political unrest, Myanmar’s healthcare system has been severely strained. In spite of these challenges, a number of ongoing immunization programs are significantly improving public health while the prevalence of certain diseases heightens. In an attempt by the UN and its allies to expedite the provision of COVID-19 vaccinations,…
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ChinLone
Chinlone ခြင်းလုံး, also known as caneball, is a traditional sport deeply rooted in the culture of Myanmar. The game, similar to volleyball but with only the feet, has been played for centuries. Chinlone requires skillful use of the body’s lower limbs to keep a ball in the air. Whether played in its traditional form or…
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Two Cultures Intertwined: The Roots Of Chinese Culture In Myanmar
The objective of this report is to provide an overview of China’s presence in Myanmar. In this analysis, we will cover the demographics, culture, and history of China which have come to reside in this Southeast Asian country. These two countries’ close geographic locations have allowed them to develop with distinguishable similarities connecting them. With…
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Overcoming Typhoon Yagi
Typhoon Yagi, known as the greatest typhoon of Asia in 2024, has taken the lives of at least 220 people in Myanmar, and drastically changed the lives of 631,000. In addition, it is estimated that 500 people of Southeast Asia have perished due to mudslides and flooding, and hundreds of acres of crops have been…
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