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WEBINAR RECORDING & SUMMARY: Under The Banana Tree Archival Network x Scholar Chronicles Webinar #5 – Genocide in Indonesia and Beyond
Summary by; Abdul Rahman Shah The session opens with moderator Dr. Loh Kah Seng of Chronicles Research and Education introducing the topic of the 1965 mass killings in Indonesia and the importance of oral history in preserving survivor memory. He welcomes Soe Tjen...
Imagined Malaysia: Compiling Histories, Reshaping Narratives
By: Brendan Yeo, together with Loong Dien Min and Noor Netusha Nusaybah. Images courtesy of Imagined Malaysia The historian Barbara Tuchman once said that there was no secret to making history come alive; it simply involves “tell(ing) stories.” While this has been my...![A [Trail and] Tale of Thai Grassroots Women’s Archive and Research (TGWAR)](https://underthebananatree.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/TGWAR-Cover-Book.jpg)
A [Trail and] Tale of Thai Grassroots Women’s Archive and Research (TGWAR)
By: Rattaneeya Songsaeng & Sinith Sittirak (MISS Journal and Thai Grassroots Women Archive) A book by academician, Sinith Sittirak entitled ‘W/ri[gh]t/E’ and My Land’ highlighting the land-rights struggles in Nakhon Sawan Province, Thailand The...