Zoom Interview is an activity that invites one speaker to speak and discuss in depth with the journalists and activists in the region. The scope of the issue can be broad, from environmental to social and human rights issues, as long as it is interesting to our target audiences.

SEVANA Podcast is our experimental program to inform the public about Southeast Asian issues. We plan to invite friends, colleagues, and interesting people to discuss their direct experiences in Southeast Asia. The topic can be broad, from general observation by the eyes of travelers to things found out through direct work and involvement in the matter at the country and regional level.     

SEVANA Podcast #2—We Discuss Laos and Premrudee's experience of living there for four years. Her work as the advisor of the "Community Forest Support Unit (CFSU)" from 1993 to 1996 gave her an understanding of Laos's forest situation and the charm of the country that is open to the modern world. However, she also learned about the difficulty of facing the capitalist system being imported and imposed by neighboring countries such as Thailand. 

SEVANA Podcast #1 - The discussion (in Thai language) between Premrudee Daoroung, the coordinator of Project SEVANA, and Thanakorn Kankarin, the photographer, about the fieldwork in Cambodia in the area near the O'Bat Muan village in Oddor Meanchey, Province in Cambodia.