What they reported doing
- #1 primary $2KCREATED A SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MODEL TO HELP WOMEN AND MINORITIES: BECAUSE OF THE ECONOMY COLLAPSE AND JOB LOST, WOMEN AND MINORITIES IN MYANMAR ARE STRUGGLING UNABLE TO SUPPORT THEMSELVES. WE STARTED WITH A SMALL PROJECT BY HELPING LOCAL FARMERS TO ABLE TO SELL LOCALLY GROWN PRODUCES BACK TO THE COMMUNITY. WE ENCOURAGE LOCAL ARTISANS, FARMERS TO CREATE HANDMADE PRODUCTS. WE HELP THEM PROMOTING THEIR PRODUCTS IN UNITED STATES THROUGHT SOCIAL MEDIA, WEB SITE HTTPS://SHOP.MYANMARDF.ORG/, AND COMMUNITY FAIRS.
- #2 $1KEDUCATIONAL PROJECTS: MYANMAR DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION SENT EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENTS FOR CHILDREN AND YOUTHS IN MYANMAR. WHILE STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS AND UNIVERSITIES FROM MYANMAR WERE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE CLASSES DUE TO MILITARY COUP, MYANMAR DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION LAUNCHED AN ONLINE LEARNING WEB SITE HTTPS://ELEARNING.MYANMARDF.ORG/ TO PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE TRAINING AND PROPER EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE. ONLINE VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAM IS PROVIDING ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE AND CAREER PATH FOR THOSE WHO ARE IN MYANMAR AND IMMIGRANTS IN OVERSEA COUNTRIES AS A WHOLE.
What they call their work
What they do
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Community-Based Educational Programming 1 activity
- Provides educational resources and online learning opportunities for children, youth, and immigrants in MyanmarDelivers educational materials and equipment to children and youths in Myanmar and operates an online learning platform (elearning.myanmardf.org) offering knowledge training, educational guidance, and online vocational training for individuals in Myanmar and overseas immigrants.
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Women's Microenterprise and Livelihood Development 1 activity
- Supports economic empowerment of women and minority farmers and artisans in MyanmarHelps local farmers and artisans in Myanmar sell locally grown produce and handmade products by promoting them in the United States through social media, a dedicated website, and community fairs.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Ships educational materials and technology to remote communities in MyanmarShipped approximately 4,000 books, 3D printers, and printing materials to children and youths in remote villages and cities in Myanmar to support education and skill development.
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Who they work with
- elearning.myanmardf.org Partner — Online learning website launched to provide knowledge training, educational guidance, and vocational programs for individuals in Myanmar and overseas immigrants.
- shop.myanmardf.org Partner — Online platform used to promote and sell handmade products by local artisans and farmers in Myanmar.
How they approach the work
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- Sustainable Community Development through Market Access 13 orgsmethodology: sustainable_community_developmentBy connecting local farmers and artisans in Myanmar to U.S. markets via digital platforms and community events, we enable sustainable income generation, because economic empowerment of women and minorities strengthens community resilience and local production systems.shared approach: Fair Trade Empowerment →
- Remote Education Delivery for Educational Continuitymethodology: remote_education_deliveryBy delivering remote learning and vocational training through an online platform, we ensure continued education and career development for students and immigrants during political crisis, because accessible digital education maintains human capital development despite systemic disruption.