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xiLoh Yin San is an independent filmmaker/researcher who is interested in issues concerning social justice and theenvironment. Her API research in 2010/2011 was on the political participation of women in Japan and thePhilippines. Prior to this, she worked as a marketing consultant for a communications company. She currentlyfocuses on living well and exploring the different dimensions of life. In her free time, she enjoys discovering theheritage of her home town, Penang.M. Ichsan Harja Nugraha is an architect and a visual artist. Born and living in Bandung, a city well known for itsArt Deco buildings, he has become an art, history and architecture enthusiast. To promote public awareness ofarchitectural heritage issues, he and several friends published a series of sketchbooks depicting hundreds ofhistoric buildings in Indonesia during 2005 – 2009. The series gained wide support and earned several awards. In2010, the API fellowship gave him an opportunity to engage in a similar project in Kyoto, Japan for almost oneyear. The program greatly enhanced his knowledge of mapping techniques and publication methods commonlyused in promoting heritage projects, while the landscape of Japan influenced the style of his artworks to be morevivid and dramatic. Currently he is working on creating a comprehensive online heritage map for his home townBandung, as well as occasionally hosting art workshops to promote heritage tourism.Nguyen Van Chinh received his Ph.D. from the Amsterdam School for Social Research, University ofAmsterdam, the Netherlands. He is currently affiliated with the Department of Anthropology, Vietnam NationalUniversity in Hanoi as an associate professor and deputy director of the Center for Asia-Pacific Studies. He alsoserves as a member of the board of trustees at the Southeast Asian Studies Regional Exchange Program(SEASREP). His major academic interests focus on issues of migration, ethnic minorities and cross-border ethnicgroups in the Southeast Asia Massif.Pattaraporn Apichit was born in Bangkok in 1972. She graduated from the Faculty of Sociology andAnthropology, Thammasat University. She worked as a newspaper reporter and as editor-in-chief of a healthmagazine before becoming an independent writer, based in Samut Songkram province. There, she jointlyproduces the local magazine Mon Rak Mae Klong (Love the Mae Klong). She has written a book on organicfarming and runs a small caf? at Amphawa Floating Market.Pham Quang Minh was born in Vietnam in 1962. He received his Ph.D. in Southeast Asian Studies fromHumboldt University in Berlin, Germany, in 2002. From September 2002 to June 2006 he served as vice dean,and from June 2006 to March 2012 as dean of the Faculty of International Studies, University of Social Sciencesand Humanities (USSH), Vietnam National University, Hanoi. In March 2012, he was promoted to vice rectorfor academic affairs. His main teaching and research interests, among others, are world politics, Asia-Pacificinternational relations, and Vietnam’s foreign policy. He is the author of more than 50 articles published inVietnam and elsewhere.Resmi Setia Milawati is an independent researcher. She has conducted a decade of work and research in the areasof labor, gender, the urban poor, and globalization. These have included research collaborations with activists aswell as academics from various organizations. She is currently doing consultancy work for international agenciesand is a part-time teacher in Padjadjaran University, Bandung, Indonesia.Rika Terano is a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Putra Malaysia. She studied at the TokyoUniversity of Agriculture, where she earned a B.A. in International Agricultural Development in 2004 and aPh.D. in International Bio-business Studies in 2011. Her research interests include a livelihood approach toregional inequality, and sustainable development in the rice granary areas of Malaysia.Ronnarong Khampha (“Ong”) is a dancer/choreographer from the Lanna region (northern Thailand). Hestudied Lanna dance as a village child and graduated with an honors degree in Thai arts from Chiang MaiUniversity in 2005. Although his background is in traditional dance, Ong is active in contemporary dance. He hasdeveloped his own style using traditional dance as a base, and venturing into contemporary aesthetics.The Work of the 2010/2011 API Fellows
xiiSri Wahyuni is the director of the Aceh Cultural Institute (ACI) which works on development using culturalmethodology, and of PATIMADORA, which is focused on assisting and encouraging women’s capacity-buildingand participation in development and conflict resolution. Her major fields of interest are social change, culturalethnicity, conflicts, and democracy in Japan, Thailand, India, and Indonesia.Subhatra Bhumiprabhas is an independent journalist in Thailand. She writes for various news and feature outletssuch as Silpa-Wattanatham (Art & Culture) magazine; Matichon Weekly and The Nation, where she formerlyworked as a reporter. Her areas of interest include the history and cultures of Southeast Asia, human rights andgender. She is editor and translator of many books, including License to Rape: The Burmese military regime’s use ofsexual violence in the ongoing war in Shan State, and Shattering Silences: Karen Women speak out about the Burmesemilitary regime’s use of rape as a strategy of war in Karen State. Subhatra received the Amnesty International(Thailand) Human Rights Press Award in 2001, and in 2002 she won the Outstanding Woman in MediaProfessional Award, bestowed by the Gender and Development Research Institute.Yasuhiro Morinaga is a Japanese sound designer, music producer and ethnomusicologist. He has workedcollaboratively on multiple projects in film, contemporary dance, new media installation and product design. Hissound design work for film has been presented at festivals such as the Venice Film Festival, Cannes Film Festival,the Venice Biennale, and at venues such as the Pompidou Centre (Paris), the Smithsonian Institute (USA), theSan Francisco Contemporary Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (Toronto). Heproduced sound and music for Sony’s monolithic design exhibition at Milano Salone, 2010. His website iswww.yasuhiromorinaga.com.Yu Terashima has been working on environment and development issues for a number of years. After joininglocal non-government organizations working on large-scale development projects in Asia, especially those fundedby Japanese Overseas Development Aid (ODA) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB), she started to workclosely as a campaigner with local communities affected by a dam project in Kumamoto, Japan.The Work of the 2010/2011 API Fellows
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267CONTACT DETAILS (as of March 201
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