Last year in Mogok, military airstrikes killed three children and injured four others when bombs struck a futsal field. Children at play became victims of a calculated attack. This was not an accident, but part of a broader pattern of violence against civilians in Myanmar.

A year has passed, but the impact of the earthquake in Myanmar remains. Homes collapsed, families were torn apart, and communities were left to rebuild through grief. Today, we remember those lost and stand with all those continuing the long road to recovery.

We rarely pause to notice what the body is holding: stress, fear, exhaustion. We’re hosting a 90-minute guided session on nervous system healing, designed to help release tension and reconnect. This is also a fundraiser for Better Burma, supporting vulnerable communities. 📩 Details + sign-up soon.

Adding in @betterburma.bsky.social (same folk as @insightmyanmar.bsky.social) new fundraising campign for a few projects: -Healthcare for Refugees in Thailand, -Support for IDP school, -Food aid for Rohingya, -Support ICE targeted families in MN www.globalgiving.org/donate/10440...

After surviving Rohingya exile, Nurul Amin Shah Alam sought safety in the U.S. Instead, he was released alone by Border Patrol in Buffalo despite being nearly blind and unable to speak English. Days later he was found dead. www.investigativepost.org/.../blind-re... (Report from Investigative Post)

Women are often the quiet architects of community life—leading with strength, care, and resilience. This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the women and girls whose courage shapes families, communities, and futures. 💛

852 people—431 men and 421 women from 249 families—are now displaced at Palawtapoh Camp after fleeing Lay Kay Kaw, Yathay Gu, Faluu, Min Latpan, and Mae Htaw Thalay. Entire communities uprooted. Nothing left behind.

Five years on, the coup has not crushed Myanmar’s will. The people continue to resist—for dignity, freedom, and a future of their own. Take 3 seconds: comment 🇲🇲, share, and keep Myanmar visible. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

Today we mark 5 years since the military coup in Myanmar. We pause for those killed, jailed, and displaced. We stand with every community still living through violence and instability. And we commit to action—because solidarity must be more than words. Myanmar is not forgotten.

In Arakan, malnutrition isn’t rare—it’s relentless. Tasmina (13 months) and Sumena (9 months) were severely malnourished. Now their MUAC is improving through ongoing treatment. Donate: www.paypal.com/US/fundraise...

New life in a refugee camp begins with urgent need. Better Burma’s Bundles of Care has delivered 105 hand-sewn newborn kits, wrappers, clothing, socks, soap, to vulnerable mothers along the Thai–Burma border, offering dignity when it’s needed most. betterburma.org/humanitarianaid/bundles-of-care

Hope is taking shape in Sagaing Shelters for displaced families are nearing completion—foundations set, roofs up, walls secured. Soon, these homes will offer safety and dignity after years of hardship. Join us in finishing this vital work: www.betterburma.org/donation

Myanmar’s sacred alms rounds are at risk as families struggle to give. Better Burma’s Alms Round Program feeds monks, nuns & novices—keeping compassion and tradition alive. Just $10 provides a full day’s meal and hope. Support now: www.betterburma.org/shop-for-a-c...

In Tada-U, families once faced an impossible choice—risk sickness or lose their dignity. With your support, Better Burma built communal latrines in two villages, giving communities safety, privacy, and hope. Small changes. Life-changing impact. Read more: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

Amid displacement in Karenni State, families at Taung Dan Pal Camp find hope through community. What began as a food delivery became a moment of healing—proof that compassion thrives even in hardship. Read their story: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

Witness courage and compassion in A Thousand Mothers by Kim Shelton—an award-winning film on the strength of Buddhist nuns in Myanmar. Join the virtual screening Nov 15, 9 AM (GMT+7) and support Sagaing monastics. 🎥 betterburma.org/film-fundraiser

When $52M in U.S. aid to Myanmar was cut, the fallout was immediate: hunger, lost education, untreated illness, rising disease. Over 21M people now rely on dwindling lifelines. The crisis deepens—help local responders fill the gap. Give today: www.betterburma.org/donate

⚠️ Airstrikes hit a displacement camp in Karenni State, tearing through shelters and schools. Civilians—including children, mothers, and pregnant women—were among the victims. These camps were meant to be safe, yet they have become targets.

Thadingyut, Myanmar’s Festival of Lights, marks the end of Buddhist Lent—a season of gratitude, forgiveness, and renewal. As candles brighten the night, compassion lights the way for communities across Myanmar. May our shared light bring hope to those still in shadows.

Lucy, a 9-year-old from the UK, turned her sponsored read into vital aid for flood-hit Bagan. Because of her, 160 households in remote villages received hot meals and safe drinking water. Her story proves small actions spark big change. Join her ripple effect: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

What does hope taste like? For displaced families in Myanmar, it’s rice, oil & care delivered in crisis. Better Burma, alongside local partners, continues bringing essential aid to IDP camps. Explore how your support creates small miracles: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

Conflict in Sagaing forces families into makeshift camps, tarps for roofs, bamboo mats for beds, no clean water or light. Your support brings shelter, solar kits & dignity. Paypal Giving Fund: www.paypal.com/US/fundraise... Website: www.betterburma.org/donation

We’re honored that Better Burma is a beneficiary of this year’s MLE Charity Auction Gala! 🎉 Join us Sept 17, 6PM at The Camden, London for raffles, exclusive merch & a night of giving for Myanmar. Get tickets: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/charity-au...

Progress in motion: In Sagaing, what began as emergency tarps is now becoming permanent shelters. Foundations are laid, beams delivered, cement mixed—families are one step closer to safety, thanks to your support.

Lasting change is built step by step. 🌱 By becoming a monthly donor, you provide food, education & dignity for families in Myanmar—today & tomorrow. Your steady support sustains hope. 💛 Donate: www.betterburma.org/donation Shop: www.betterburma.org/shop-for-a-c...

A citizen of Sagaing writes with trembling hands: “The junta is starving us—even monks and nuns are denied rice.” A cry for help the world must not ignore. Read the full letter: www.facebook.com/share/p/1Yhg...

On December 28, Myanmar votes. What’s hidden, silenced, or distorted, we’ll uncover. Insight Myanmar Podcast launches emergency election coverage. @insightmyanmar.bsky.social Help us make it happen: gofund.me/adc70bfc

An earthquake shook 8 villages in Shan State, leaving hundreds displaced. With your support, 111 families received food, hygiene kits, baby care & mobile medical aid. Together, we bring relief & dignity in crisis. 💙 Full story: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

Phaung Daw Oo Monastic School—home to 1,200+ monks, novices, teachers & displaced children—lost its main building. Thanks to your generosity, 80% of a stronger, new structure is already built in just 3 months. Walls are up, paint is drying, hope is returning.

37 years after the 8.8.88 Uprising, Strike Market launches 450 limited 8888 Umbrellas—each with a unique serial & verified registration. Pre-order ends by Aug 15. A one-time keepsake for truth & solidarity. Proceeds aid the movement. 🌏 www.strikemarket.app

36 years ago today, thousands in Burma rose in a nationwide cry for freedom. The regime met them with bullets—but their spirit lived on.

In Myanmar’s IDP camps, food is never certain. With your support, we launched a poultry project—200 hens for 50 displaced families—producing 120 eggs daily for nutrition, income, and hope. Let’s bring this to more communities: linktr.ee/betterburma

Nights in Kay Lar were once lit by candles and worry. Thanks to your support, 500 displaced families now have solar lights—bringing safety, dignity, and hope. “This was the first real help we received since the quake.” Just $5 can light a home. Donate: www.betterburma.org/donation

Adhikara Podcast founders Maw Nwei & Morgen share how they're using media to spark an intellectual revolution in Myanmar & explore rights, language & belief under military rule. insightmyanmar.org/complete-sho...

Amid conflict and disaster in remote Sagaing, our local partners reached places others couldn’t—bringing food, clean water & hygiene aid to those in urgent need. These small acts are making a big difference. Full story: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

In Myanmar, landmines still maim and kill long after the fighting stops. Children walking to school. Farmers working fields. Families gathering firewood. All at risk. These hidden explosives don’t end wars—they extend the pain.

On Dhammacakka Day (July 10), Khemāramsī Nunnery held a Mahā Patthāna chanting in the new home we offered. Once silent, now filled with sacred voices again. A rising in body and spirit. Sādhu, Sādhu, Sādhu. There’s no joy greater than the bliss of giving.

“ဓမ္မစကြာနေ့မှာ နိုးထလာခြင်း” For the full post, please visit our Facebook page: 🔗 www.facebook.com/share/v/19K4...

“Navigating a Minefield” by Insight Myanmar reveals the silent terror of landmines devastating communities across Myanmar. In Ep. 1, “The Invisible Enemy,” expert Bekim Shala shows how mines spread near homes, schools, cities—yet no one can clear them. Listen: insightmyanmar.org/navigating-a...

Ek Khaale: The Rohingya — A Visual Restoration 📍 Alliance Française, Chiang Mai 📅 July 9–19, 2025 A rare chance to witness restored family photos that reclaim silenced Rohingya histories. See resilience. Share reflections. Join the conversation. 🔗 www.ekkhaale.org/events/chian...

The earthquake in Inlay didn't just destroy buildings—it upended lives. Families now sleep on boats. Children live without power or clean water. But from the wreckage, something powerful is rising: hope.

They fled once. Then bombs hit their camp—and they had to run again. Now they have nothing. No food. No shelter. Just fear. 💔 We’re delivering urgent aid to displaced families in Myanmar. Help us be a lifeline. 🔗 www.betterburma.org/donation

Phaung Daw Oo School in Mandalay—home to 1,200+ monks & students was devastated by the quake. With donor support, we’ve begun rebuilding. Urgent repairs continue. Every donation counts. Help us restore hope. 💛 betterburma.org/donation

A powerful quake struck Myanmar on Mar 28—leaving destruction, loss & heartbreak. Amid blocked roads & danger, local teams rushed to deliver urgent aid: food, water, medicine, shelter & hope. Support their efforts: www.betterburma.org/humanitarian...

Steady progress, rain or shine! 🌧️☀️ Despite harsh weather, the first floor of our new shelter is up — roofing is next. This rising structure is more than bricks; it’s a symbol of hope, built by community strength & your compassion. ❤️ Thank you for walking this path with us.

An earthquake struck. Political prisoners in Myanmar were trapped in their cells—no updates, no comfort, no way to reach loved ones. We send medicine & care packages to remind them: the world still sees you. Support them: www.betterburma.org/donation

An ancient Tamil presence erased. A million brought in as labor, then cast out. Stripped of rights, language, and identity — and still waiting to belong. 🎙️ Saravanan shares the untold story of Myanmar’s alienated Tamil community. insightmyanmar.org/complete-sho...

“Because I work in the Human Rights field, it kind of necessitates that you see the worst parts of humanity while also having hope that we can be better. But I'm kind of slowly losing that hope.” insightmyanmar.org/complete-sho...

Rebuilding Sanctuary in Sagaing 45 nuns & 5 young boys lost everything to conflict in Myanmar. With your support, we’re rebuilding their home—creating safety, stability, and hope. Every brick matters. Be part of this. www.betterburma.org/donation

Uniforms on. Books in hand. Smiles shining. The children and nuns we support in Myanmar are finally returning to school after crisis and displacement. They have hope again—thanks to you. Keep it going: betterburma.org/donation