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Barriers to Healthcare Access in Rural Myanmar
It is no secret that healthcare in Myanmar is an expensive, sensitive, and still developing system. However, for the villagers living in one of the 60000+ Myanmar villages, healthcare is an uphill battle—emotionally, physically, and financially exhausting. Although nearly 70% of the population resides in rural Myanmar, the healthcare resources in these areas are still…
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Rare Flooding in the Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert, one of the hottest and driest places on Earth, recently experienced something very unusual – widespread flooding. In early October 2024, heavy rains caused large parts of the desert to be covered in water, surprising both local people and weather experts. What Caused the Flood? The flood was caused by heavy rain,…
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Burmese Myths: The Giant Spider of Pindaya
Myanmar, a land steeped in rich history and vibrant culture, is home to a range of myths and legends that have been passed down through generations. These stories reflect cultural beliefs, values and the diverse ethnic groups within Myanmar. In this article we will be exploring the fascinating tale of the Giant Spider of Pindaya…
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Revogue Photographs
Featuring student photographs from Revogue, a fashion sustainability club at International School Myanmar, Yangon. Instagram: @revogue.ism
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Adventurous AcademicJourney for a Strong Mindset
Starting on the path to academic achievement is an experience full of obstacles, discoveries, and personal development. This path frequently involves managing hard schoolwork, participating in extracurricular activities, and juggling various duties. For many students, this journey is about more than simply getting good marks; it’s also about developing skills, and character, and preparing for…
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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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