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Fatin Jamjuree is a social work and community development practitioner with experience in women’s rights, peacebuilding, economic empowerment, digital safety, and support for conflict-affected communities. Based in Thailand’s Deep South, she brings a locally grounded understanding of the social, economic, and security challenges faced by women and families living in areas affected by protracted conflict.

Her work is informed by professional training in social work and practical experience in community engagement, civil society coordination, qualitative research, and regional Women, Peace and Security initiatives.

Education

• 2022 - Master of Social Work, School of Social Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia
• 2019 - Bachelor of Human Sciences in Political Science, International Islamic University Malaysia, Malaysia

Selected Research Experience

• 2024 - Research Assistant, Women, Peace and Security and Women in the Digital Economy Research Initiative, Thailand
• 2021 - Field Research Assistant, Research on Women’s Empowerment in Thailand’s Deep South, Thailand

Selected Regional and International Engagements

• 2025 - DEEP EnGender Representative, ASEAN Women, Peace and Security Summit, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• 2025 - Women’s Economic Empowerment and Social Enterprise Exchange, Thailand and the United States
• 2025 - Launch of Women’s Empowerment and Learning Centres and the Women, Peace and Security Network, Thailand
• 2024 - Speaker, Gender, Health and Climate Security Workshop, Indo-Pacific Regional Forum
• 2023 - Cross-Country Learning on Empowering Youth to Address Online Gender-Based Violence, Seoul, Republic of Korea
• 2023 - International Gathering on Religious Inclusion and Peacebuilding, Banda Aceh, Indonesia

Selected Publication

• Jamjuree, F., & Yahaya, M. (2022). “Challenges Faced by Thai Migrant Workers Returnee from Malaysia during COVID-19 Pandemic.” Journal of Media and Information Warfare, 15(3), 1-12.