Bold Ideas. Real Change.
Building Connection & Collaboration
We bring people together across sectors, borders, and perspectives to strengthen relationships and spark ideas. Whether it’s helping civil society, media, and UN agencies find common ground or empowering teams to connect more effectively, we design spaces that make collaboration feel energizing—not exhausting.
We've facilitated regional dialogues on climate and labour for the Pulitzer Center, helped LGBTQI+ activists sharpen their advocacy strategies at APCOM’s regional summit, and led hands-on workshops on communications, visibility, and public speaking for organizations like the Heinrich Böll Foundation, the British Council, and the Embassy of Canada in Thailand.
These sessions don't just tick boxes—they build momentum, shift thinking, and help people find new ways to work together.
Youth Power & Community Voice
We know real change sticks when communities—especially young people—own the conversation. That’s why we design workshops and trainings that spark confidence, build skills, and amplify local voices.
From Mauritius to Tahiti, Sweden to Spain, we’ve worked with UNESCO to get youth talking (and leading) at global conferences. We've run gender equality sessions for thousands of students and educators in Canada, trained youth leaders across Asia-Pacific, and supported community groups in Iraq to design campaigns around safety, justice, and inclusion.
Our approach? Meet people where they are. Then co-create the tools they need to lead the charge.
Disrupting Trafficking, Reclaiming Agency
We’ve spent over a decade on the frontlines of counter-trafficking communication—designing workshops, campaigns, and trainings that shift the narrative and strengthen prevention.
We’ve trained young advocates across ASEAN, worked with border officials across Southeast Asia, and helped community leaders in the Philippines and Cambodia co-design safe migration messaging. We've also supported regional efforts like COMMIT to elevate youth perspectives in policy spaces.
Our work with ILO, UN Women, IOM X, and MTV EXIT has focused on the most at-risk groups—especially women migrant workers and young people—and how to reach them with messaging that informs, protects, and empowers.