Roadshow Speakers
All sessions held in Thai and English, with simultaneous translation
August Sessions
August 19 The Cause and the Science
Assoc.Prof.Dr.Witsanu Attavanich, Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University
Penchom Saetang, Director of Ecological Alert & Recovery - Thailand Foundation
Dr.Vanisa Surapipith, Atmospheric Scientist & Modeller, National Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand
Dr.Wirun Limsawart M.D., Ph.D., Head of Society & Health Institute, Ministry of Public Health
August 26 From Air Pollution to Air Assets
Nikhil Kaushik, Co-Founder of Graviky Labs
Anirudh Sharma, CEO of Graviky Labs
Simon Widmer, Design Network and Creative Lead, Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Soranun Choochut, Founder & CEO of ETRAN
Natalie Ortiz, Student Design Awards Co-Lead, The RSASeptember Sessions
September 9 The Cost and the Impacts
Artit Gowitwarangkul, FM 96.5 Radio Host
Weenarin Lulitanonda, Co-Founder of Thailand Clean Air NetworkAssoc.Prof.Dr.Witsanu Attavanich, Faculty of Economics, Kasetsart University
Supa Manoonsak, Founder of Thaisikha Foundation
Vijo Varghese, Co-Founder of OURLAND Thailand
Prof.Dr.Perapong Tekasakul, Director of Air Pollution & Health Effect Research Center
September 23 The Creative Response
Taweesak Molsawat, Artist
Sereyrath Mech, Photographer
Winner of the 'Youth for SDGS' Case Competition (Air Pollution track) for High-School Students (to be announced on September 5th)
October Sessions
October 7 The Gaps that Remain
Weenarin Lulitanonda, Co-Founder of Thailand Clean Air Network
Penchom Saetang, Director of Ecological Alert & Recovery - Thailand Foundation
October 28 Systemic Design
hosted by Circular Design Lab
November Sessions
November 11 Towards Solutions
Weenarin Lulitanonda, Co-Founder of Thailand Clean Air Network
Tanwa Krairiksh, Kla Party Member
Matthew Perkins, UNESCAP
November 28 Democratizing Access
hosted by Circular Design Lab
About the Organizing Collectives
About Thai CAN
Thailand Clean Air Network is a group of active citizen volunteers from a diverse multi-disciplinary background who were alarmed by the increasingly polluted air that we breathe. The group's ethos is to be the depository of accurate and relevant information that would ignite an awakened society to seek much needed policy-level change. You can learn more here.
About CDL
The Circular Design Lab launched in Bangkok early 2019 as a self-organized, volunteer and citizen-driven project focused on prototyping and delivering solutions to humanity's big challenges. Last year teams used systemic design as a process to work on systems change to air pollution, waste management and unsustainable fast fashion. This roadshow is a result of the air team's process. More on the site here, or on the fieldnotes here.
