🚨 Call for Applications! CSEASI is seeking a 2025–26 Visiting Scholar with a focus on Southeast Asia to be hosted at the University of Toronto. Open to researchers in history, politics, arts & more. Apply by June 26! 🇨🇦📚 🔗 www.facebook.com/share/p/16gB...

Final chance to be part of an incredible opportunity! Climate Change, Community Resilience, and Sustainable Futures in Timor-Leste and Indonesia April 30 – July 9, 2025 Students can enrol via the website: cseasicoil.wordpress.com

The SEADL Paper Award invites undergraduates to submit original research on Southeast Asia. Winners receive books from Cornell University Press. Open to students at SEADL-affiliated institutions. Email submission packets to [email protected] by July 31, 2025.

In a December 2024 interview, SEADL Librarian Emily Zinger discusses the Southeast Asia Digital Library's mission to digitize rare Southeast Asian materials. Read more: cseasi.ca/2024/12/23/a...

The new project explores how societal perceptions shape the stigma around Thai massage parlours and female massage therapists in Victoria, BC. It challenges stereotypes, promotes cultural sensitivity, and advocates for respect. Check this out: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a32e...

From October 17-19, 2024, Canadian PhD students and Southeast Asia scholars joined a fully-funded CSEASI workshop in Toronto. They built networks, gained feedback, and improved their research. Stay tuned for more events!

Call for Papers is open! Join the International Burma Studies Conference, Oct 3-5, 2025, at NIU, DeKalb, IL. A leading event on Burma/Myanmar, it’s hybrid next year! Learn more and submit: centerforburmastudies.com/ibsc.html

Explore the perspectives of Dr. Yuyun Sunesti on niqabi women in Indonesia and the cultural experiences of Indonesian Muslim immigrants in Canada. Don’t miss this engaging dialogue on identity and tradition. Details: cseasi.ca/2024/11/22/a...

On Nov 18, Dr. Yuyun Sunesti visited CAPI at UVic to share insights from her research on the Indonesian Muslim community in Saskatoon. An interview on Canada-Indonesia ties, the Indonesian diaspora, and niqabi women’s experiences will soon be on the CSEASI website. Stay tuned!

Dear CSEASI community, join us on Nov 22 for Dr. Yuyun Sunesti’s lecture, "Negotiating between Tradition and Modernity: Niqabi Women in Contemporary Indonesia." Explore how niqabi women balance faith and modernity. Attend in person at the University of Saskatchewan!