Education Foundation

On April 7, the Cultural and Resource Center held a lecture and discussion with CBOs on “Culture and Traditions of Thai and Burmese Water Festivals.”

BEAM’s football club has had regular training sessions every weekend, on either Saturdays or Sundays.

On March 31, we had a special sale to celebrate the beginning of summer, featuring products from our BEAM Trailoring Business.

A group of 34 students took the TOEFL exam on April 1, 2012 at the CC, 7 of whom are students currently attending BEAM.

Starting from Feb 13, 2012, the tailoring program welcomed trainer Pan San to lead a 2-week crocheting training. The 13 students in attendance learned various crocheting techniques using gemstones, beads, and waxed yarn to create beautiful and intricate jewelry.

Political, economic or any hardship in migration cannot stop long lasting Burmese people’s fun for playing football. Here in Chiangmai, BEAM’s footballers have started their first […]

Through brainstorming and discussion, we defined a shared vision for the educational needs of Burmese migrants and refugees, and then reviewed and redesigned …

November 30, 2012. Several female students danced Bwaydot, an ethnic Burmese dance at Payap University’s International Day.

BEAM staff and students participated in the 84th commemoration of Thailand’s King’s Birthday. More than twenty student and staff from BEAM joined in a parade on December 3rd, 2012 at the King Floral Park.

On 30 December, over 150 members of the community rang in New Year’s Eve together as they celebrated BEAM’s 2nd anniversary.