#Burmese

#womenintranslation

Read_WIT

#WITMonth is 50 days away, so... it's time for another 50 day countdown! Every day for the next 50, I'll be spotlighting one woman writer from around the world who

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread is about timber industry and deforestation in Burma (Myanmar.) “As of 2016, 7.1% of Myanmar's tree cover was intact forest” (Global Forest Watch.) Efforts to protect

May-lee Chai

mayleechai

Attacks against Asian Americans is as old as America itself but the sheer volume and number have gone up astronomically since the COVID panic. Here's a few examples: 1) 84

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread (with Zoology) is about #Wildlife in Burma (Myanmar.) Interactions of humans & wildlife: including ways that non-domesticated mammals, reptiles & birds have been and are commodified

The Asian Feminist

theasianfmnst

It’s #WomensHistoryMonth, and like in previous years, through the month of March, we will be sharing the stories of historical Asian women. NH Dini (1936-2018) was an Indonesian feminist writer

Women's Voices

WomenReadWomen

80-90% of all sweatshop workers globally are women and girls."Around 90% of female readymade garment (RMG) workers face various kinds of mental torture at their workplaces, according to a recent

GlobalLiteratureinLibrariesInitiative

GlobalLitin

Meytal Radzinski, the creator of #WITMonth, which happens every August, is going to post a different woman authorfrom around the world every day. We will feature some books of that

Aye Min Thant

the_ayeminthant

I guess I'll be live tweeting a coup now. Things are still pretty quiet for now, though people are awake and scared. I've been fielding calls since 6 am from

Future Crunch

future_crunch

Has there been any good news this year? Glad you asked. Amazing as it may seem, 2020 had big wins for conservation, living standards, peace, safety and human rights, clean

Eddie Du

Edourdoo

Wise words from Maugham Snarky notes. “The love that lasts longest is the love that is never returned.” Maugham on Christianity and humanity While readers loved Maugham's Far Eastern tales

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