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Let’s Flip the Script
In our world today, solutions to injustice often come from the top-down, decided by those in power without input from people most affected. Policies aim to address complex issues like violence, discrimination and poverty. But they frequently miss the mark.
"Same Same, but Different" : the experiences of trans/third gender young people (ladyboys) who trade sex
Glenn Miles and Jarrett Davis reflect on our learnings from three of our studies that we conducted with trans/third gender young people (ladyboys) who trade sex in three areas in the Greater Mekong Subregion. These include Phnom Penh (KH), Bangkok (TH), and Chiang Mai (TH). This presentation was originally prepared for the 2022 International Human Trafficking and Social Justice Conference, hosted by the University of Toledo).
Translating Research for Policy and Practice (for GAHTS)
Glenn Miles and the Jarrett Davis delve into the topic of bringing social research to the forefront of policy and practice in communities. With over a decade of experience working with children and young people in Southeast Asia who have faced trafficking and exploitation, the two share their insights and reflections on the process of bridging the gap between research and real-world impact.
Tell them what happened to me
Researchers Jarrett Davis, Dr. Glenn Miles and Dr. Madeline Stenerson, present their research on young people trading sex in Chiang Mai during the COVID-19 pandemic.