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Media Category: Thailand

Camp 3 ACE Cooking 2

 Published by pet6@duke.edu
Last year's ACE in Place Vietnam group loved the opportunities to cook together and learn favorite dishes from each other
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ThailandThumnail

 Published by Sean Tate
In this video, you can learn more about All for Villages, one of the potential community partners in the ACE in Place: Thailand program. All For Villages is a non-profit organization established in the wake of the 2004 Tsunami in Thailand and is based in Phang Nga Province. They work in several different ways including providing education, healthcare and overall support for the community.
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Thailand 21 Shark Guardian comm partner

 Published by pet6@duke.edu
Shark Guardian is the community partner in the ACE in Place Thailand program. Their objective is to advance the conservation of sharks and the natural environment through conservation, education, research projects and expeditions.
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Thailand 21 FED education

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A member of FED, one of the potential community partners in the ACE in Place: Thailand program, presenting a “Raising Awareness of Parents” education session in Phuket, Phang Nga Province. FED works to empower Burmese Migrants and their families in Thailand to achieve greater recognition of their rights by providing education, social services, and advocacy. The objective of the activity was to create a better understanding of children's rights and education-for-all policies and to raise awareness in parents and migrant workers of the value of their children's education and of their rights to that education.
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Thailand 21 All For Villages

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In this image, Dr. Chai, Amanda De Normanville, Gary Soden, Deuan & Dr. Wut are seated in a room at Takuapa Hospital. Amanda De Normanville and Gary Monroe Soden are the founders of All for Villages, one of the potential community partners in the ACE in Place: Thailand program. Dr Wut, is an HIV specialist at Takuapa Hospital and is the only doctor in the area who works with Burmese HIV patients. Deuan is a Burmese interpreter who assists Dr Wut.
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