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It can be extremely difficult for those who grew up with traumas and fears to face the same situation when they get older. If their inner children have not yet been healed, they may be reminded of events that they have already forgotten, which can tr
It can be extremely difficult for those who grew up with traumas and fears to face the same situation when they get older. If their inner children have not yet been healed, they may be reminded of events that they have already forgotten, which can trigger them. For full story, please visit here. https://www.dohzat.org/en/stories/inner-child
“It was too quiet for me to fall asleep. I kept hearing the sound, “Photographer, run”. I saw big red stains whenever I closed my eyes. Even though I tried my best to work in routine every day, I could no longer feel normal." -
“It was too quiet for me to fall asleep. I kept hearing the sound, “Photographer, run”. I saw big red stains whenever I closed my eyes. Even though I tried my best to work in routine every day, I could no longer feel normal." ---- From this story, we have seen that an act of violence makes the survivor feel physically and emotionally drained, suffered from grief, and find himself difficult to sleep or control his temper. For full story, please visit here. https://www.dohzat.org/en/stories/red #dohzat #ourstories #mywordsourstories #red #journalist #trauma #ptsd #insomia
During this hard time, Myanmar journalists are also facing many difficulties and hardships, also the mental break down. They are the people behind all those stories and visuals where they work hard to make the public see for all the tragic events. Bu
During this hard time, Myanmar journalists are also facing many difficulties and hardships, also the mental break down. They are the people behind all those stories and visuals where they work hard to make the public see for all the tragic events. But they always hesitant to share their own stories. Doh Zat talked to many of them and shared their pain and started this campaign called “My Words, Our Stories” where we will share 8 stories of the journalists. Soon we will start publishing the first story so please follow our page for the updates. Mental health is not the sign of weakness but something we need to be shared and cured. Doh Zat wishes you all have more healthy and resilience for better days. #DohZat #OurStories #MyWordsOurStories
Are you interested in Social Issues? Do you want to make a change to help our world better? Doh Zat, a platform where we speak out loud about the experience of social issues is now calling for volunteers. See details in the photos and apply if you
Are you interested in Social Issues? Do you want to make a change to help our world better? Doh Zat, a platform where we speak out loud about the experience of social issues is now calling for volunteers. See details in the photos and apply if you are someone sharing our vision! #DohZat #OurStories #jobvacancy #volunteer
We successfully did the launch event on 15 July in Chiang Mai. Thank you all for joining us and hope you had the wonderful time reading the stories, watching the performance from our amazing performers, enjoying the foods and drinks, and sharing the
We successfully did the launch event on 15 July in Chiang Mai. Thank you all for joining us and hope you had the wonderful time reading the stories, watching the performance from our amazing performers, enjoying the foods and drinks, and sharing the emotions.. Let’s keep in touch with us along the way and help us create the better world.. #DohZat #DohZatLaunch #OurStories photo courtesy- @thuya_thephotojournalist
do you love your body? do you think you’re too thin or too fat or too tall or too small or to dark? It is such a hard work and long journey to accept how you look and who you are.. Doh Zat is publishing a story of a young woman who carried t
do you love your body? do you think you’re too thin or too fat or too tall or too small or to dark? It is such a hard work and long journey to accept how you look and who you are.. Doh Zat is publishing a story of a young woman who carried the pain of being body shamed for several years and how she can finally let go.. For the story, we produced the bags, collaborated with the sketches by another a queer woman who spent over a year of “loving myself journey”. These are not just ordinary bags. These are the representations of accepting your own body and loving it, produced by Doh Zat with local family business. (we will start selling the bags at the Launch Event of Doh Zat which will be held in Chiang Mai on July 15. You can direct message on the page, if you like to purchase online.) #DohZat #ConnectingOurStories #BodyShaming #BodyLove #SelfLove #Bag #CottonBag
The launch event of “Doh Zat” is happening on July 15 at @freebirdcafe of Chiang Mai.. You’ll read, see, feel the powerful stories which Doh Zat collected through the performances, musics, arts and text.. Also you can support the v
The launch event of “Doh Zat” is happening on July 15 at @freebirdcafe of Chiang Mai.. You’ll read, see, feel the powerful stories which Doh Zat collected through the performances, musics, arts and text.. Also you can support the victims/survivors behind those stories by buying the items produced from those stories.. Vegan food and special cocktails will be available to be purchased at the event too! So please join us to contribute our mission of making the world become better place.. Save The Date now! #DohZat #LaunchEvent #ConnectingOurStories #FreeBirdCafe #chiangmaieventspace
“One night, he made my husband drink till blacked out. When my husband was unconscious, he raped me. I was very young at that time.” _A Daw Nan to read more about A Daw Nan, please click this link https://www.dohzat.org/stories/a-daw-n
“One night, he made my husband drink till blacked out. When my husband was unconscious, he raped me. I was very young at that time.” _A Daw Nan to read more about A Daw Nan, please click this link https://www.dohzat.org/stories/a-daw-nan #DohZat #DomesticViolence #Ourstories #SexualAbuse
It can be extremely difficult for those who grew up with traumas and fears to face the same situation when they get older. If their inner children have not yet been healed, they may be reminded of events that they have already forgotten, which can tr “It was too quiet for me to fall asleep. I kept hearing the sound, “Photographer, run”. I saw big red stains whenever I closed my eyes. Even though I tried my best to work in routine every day, I could no longer feel normal." - During this hard time, Myanmar journalists are also facing many difficulties and hardships, also the mental break down. They are the people behind all those stories and visuals where they work hard to make the public see for all the tragic events. Bu Are you interested in Social Issues? Do you want to make a change to help our world better? Doh Zat, a platform where we speak out loud about the experience of social issues is now calling for volunteers. See details in the photos and apply if you We successfully did the launch event on 15 July in Chiang Mai. Thank you all for joining us and hope you had the wonderful time reading the stories, watching the performance from our amazing performers, enjoying the foods and drinks, and sharing the do you love your body? do you think you’re too thin or too fat or too tall or too small or to dark? It is such a hard work and long journey to accept how you look and who you are.. Doh Zat is publishing a story of a young woman who carried t The launch event of “Doh Zat” is happening on July 15 at @freebirdcafe of Chiang Mai.. You’ll read, see, feel the powerful stories which Doh Zat collected through the performances, musics, arts and text.. Also you can support the v “One night, he made my husband drink till blacked out. When my husband was unconscious, he raped me. I was very young at that time.” _A Daw Nan to read more about A Daw Nan, please click this link https://www.dohzat.org/stories/a-daw-n