group screenshot of all participants from 9 ASEAN countries

Mr. Watcharapol Chuengcharoen, Chief of Networking & Collaboration explained the importance of Disability-inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (DiDRR)

Ms. Supaanong Panyasirimongkol, Networking & Collaboration Officer introduced programs and activities from APCD for DiDRR

Ms. Hiroko Itako, Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer (JOCV) on Disability-Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (DiDRR) presented challenges and recommendations in advocating DiDRR

Participants from Laos shared the current situation of the impact of tropical Cyclone Yagi.

Group photo of participants who attended the community workshop.

Opening speech by Associate Professor Dr. Atchara Chalayonnawin, Dean of the Faculty of Social Policy and Development, Thammasat University.

Mr. Watcharapol, Chief of Networking and Collaboration from APCD, shared his career journey, discussed challenges, how he overcame them, and his recommendations for future employment.

A representative from DEP explained the benefits and employment policies for persons with disabilities.

During the panel discussion, Ms. Jinnarat Thiamariya from the Social Innovation Foundation shared insights into the background and roadmap for Inclusive Employment for People with Disabilities.

Participants attended the workshop, and some asked questions.

Ms. Supaanong Panyasirimongkol greeted Ms. Idin Virgi Sabilah, Project Officer, ASCC R&D Platform on Future of Work, and Ms. Priya Narayan from the Verian Group in the interview session. Ms. Supaanong provided personal input for the interview.

Brainstorming joint activities for next meeting agenda facilitated by Ms. Mita Gupta, UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia

Draft Priority Actions for 6th Asia-Pacific Meeting on Education 2030 (APMED 6) presented by Ms. Kristy Bang, UNESCO

Group Photo of Global Shapers Volunteer as Organizing Team and all the books on both days.

Ms. Supaanong (NuNu) Panyasirimongkol, APCD Staff with autism and Networking & Collaboration Officer, with general public as reader.