Thaiconsent - Social Change Consulting & Media Agency

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Thaiconsent - Social Change Consulting & Media Agency

Thaiconsent is a professional project consulting and media agency based in Thailand, specializing in research, campaigns, and creative solutions.

Trusted by Global Organizations and UN agencies

30/05/2026

Advancing Conscious Dining Through Cross Sector Collaboration and HORECA Engagement
Date: 25 May 2026
Collaboration Organization: Office of National Higher Education Science Research and Innovation Policy Council (NXPO), Future Table

Future Table Thailand, a sister organization of Thaiconsent under the OpenGrants Foundation, participated in a strategic coordination meeting focused on advancing healthier and more sustainable food systems. Representing a network of health conscious HORECA organizations, as the communications strategist, Future Table contributed to discussions on stakeholder engagement, narrative strategy, private sector participation, and opportunities for collective action across the sector.

Impacts:

This convening helped build momentum for healthier and more sustainable food systems by bringing together private sector and government stakeholders to highlight growing consumer demand for healthier food choices through conscious dining. As part of its early development, the initiative is supporting the launch of a featuring HORECA establishments committed to offering plant forward menus and healthier options, helping consumers make informed choices while encouraging businesses to respond to emerging market demand.

06/05/2026

Organization of the Closing Event for IJM Project “Equipping Thai Officials to Identify and Investigate Forced Labor and Labor Trafficking: Improving Case Outcomes and Victim Engagement through Enhanced Capacity Building”
Date: 28 April 2026
Collaborating Organizations: International Justice Mission (IJM) Thailand, Department of Fisheries

Thaiconsent supported IJM in organizing the closing event of the 48 month project, “Equipping Thai Officials to Identify and Investigate Forced Labor and Labor Trafficking: Improving Case Outcomes and Victim Engagement through Enhanced Capacity Building.” Thaiconsent co developed media materials, videos, infographics, printed materials, and supported event coordination in partnership with IJM. The collaboration reflected a shared commitment to protecting vulnerable workers and strengthening Thailand’s people centered response to forced labor and labor trafficking, while reinforcing continued partnership and collective action on worker protection.

Impacts:
The closing event brought together key stakeholders from law enforcement, government agencies, civil society organizations, and partner institutions to strengthen coordination and shared commitment in addressing forced labor and labor trafficking. By creating space for dialogue, reflection, and collaboration, the event helped build momentum toward more coordinated, people centered responses to worker exploitation in Thailand.

22/04/2026

Launch of Scam Literacy Thailand initiative in Thailand
Date: 7 April 2026
Collaborating Organizations: Thai Media Fund, Nabi Asia, UNODC, Central Investigation Bureau (CIB)

Thaiconsent officially launched the Scam Literacy Thailand initiative at Le Méridien Bangkok, with support from the Thai Media Fund (TMF) and technical collaboration from Nabi Asia, which works closely with psychiatrists to apply psychology informed approaches. The event brought together representatives from government, international organizations, media, and academia to address the growing threat of digital deception and scam center related crimes. Through keynote sessions and expert discussions, speakers highlighted how scams have evolved beyond financial fraud into systems of exploitation linked to trafficking in persons for forced criminality. The initiative introduces a psychology informed approach to strengthen media literacy, focusing on how human behavior such as trust, urgency, and authority is exploited in scam tactics. A range of public resources, including videos, infographics, and digital content, were also introduced to support awareness and practical prevention.

Impacts:
The initiative strengthens public and institutional capacity to respond to digital deception by shifting focus from awareness to behavior based prevention. By promoting psychology informed tools and cross sector collaboration, it supports more effective decision making under pressure and reduces vulnerability to scams. The project also creates a foundation for long term engagement across government, media, private sector, and academia to build resilience and prevent exploitation at scale.

28/03/2026

Provide training at UNODC Community Workshop
Date: 25-26 March 2026
Collaborating Organizations: UNODC, Nabi Asia, Central Investigation Bureau (CIB)

Thaiconsent delivered a keynote session and facilitated training alongside Nabi Asia, UNODC, and the Anti Trafficking in Persons Division of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB). The workshop brought together participants from academia, NGOs, CSOs, and other stakeholders to strengthen awareness on trafficking risks and scam centre traps, as well as the role of media in increasing scam literacy. The session explored how scams are embedded in everyday digital environments and how risks have evolved beyond financial loss to include being lured into scam centres. The event engaged participants across age groups, including university students, who played an active role in discussions on media and public awareness.

Impacts:

Participants strengthened their understanding of how trafficking and scam centre recruitment operate in real contexts, including how risks extend beyond financial loss to personal safety. The sessions also introduced principles of trauma informed care, encouraging participants to approach affected individuals with empathy, dignity, and awareness of psychological impacts. This created space for reflection on their roles within institutions and communities, and how they can contribute to prevention and support. Many expressed commitment to act as part of a broader safety net by sharing knowledge, integrating scam awareness into their work, and using media responsibly to alert others. This collective engagement supports stronger early warning systems and community level protection against emerging threats.

23/03/2026

Organizing of Media Brief and Workshop for Journalists in Thailand
Date: 20 March 2026
Collaborating Organizations: International Justice Mission (IJM) Thailand

The “Invisible Chains - Untold Perspective of Forced Labor in Thailand” Journalist Media Brief and Workshop brought together international and local journalists and media to deepen understanding of forced labor and strengthen ethical reporting practices. Organized and facilitated by Thaiconsent, the session highlighted key insights from the International Justice Mission (IJM), which shared lessons from its work supporting government efforts to protect workers and address exploitation. Furthermore, participants engaged in a workshop session engaging in legal definitions, ethical standards, and practical tools for survivor-centered communication, followed by a panel discussion on the media’s role and challenges in advancing worker protection.

Impacts:

Journalists engaged in deeper discussions on forced labor, including its legal complexities and evolving forms of exploitation. A dedicated Q&A session created space for questions to be addressed directly, offering grounded insights and updates on current situations from practitioners working in the field. Participants also exchanged perspectives on ethical reporting and survivor-centered approaches, while identifying new angles for coverage. These discussions support more informed and responsible media narratives that contribute to public awareness, policy dialogue, and worker protection.

09/03/2026

Keynote Speaker at UNODC University Engagement Event
Date: 26 February 2026
Collaborating Organizations: UNODC, Nabi.Asia

Wipaphan Wongsawang, Director at Digital Deception Prevention (DDP), Nabi Asia, was invited as a keynote speaker at the UNODC Trapped In Scam Crime University Engagement Event. The session focused on raising awareness among university students about the risks of trafficking in persons for forced criminality linked to scam centres. Drawing from her experience working with youth and digital safety initiatives, Wipaphan highlighted how young job seekers are often targeted by deceptive recruitment tactics and emphasized the importance of recognizing warning signs and protecting oneself from scam traps.

Impacts:

The keynote contributed to increasing awareness among students about emerging threats related to scam centre recruitment and forced criminality. By connecting real world cases with practical prevention advice, the session helped equip young people with the knowledge to identify suspicious job offers and make safer decisions. The event also strengthened collaboration between international organizations, youth networks, and academic institutions to promote early prevention and responsible digital awareness among the next generation.

-Project Name: Trappedinscamcrime regional campaign
-URL: https://www.unodc.org/roseap/en/TrappedInScamCrime/index.html

19/02/2026

Organizing the Fourth Young Trans and Feminist Cross-Movement Retreat
Date: 14 February 2026
Collaboration Organization: WFA, Nabi LAB

Thaiconsent organized the third Young Trans and Feminist Cross Movement Project in Chiang Mai, bringing together 12 participants from diverse social and activist backgrounds. The event responded to widening gaps within Thailand’s feminist movement, where tensions around inclusion and political priorities have grown. Rooted in its core values, Thaiconsent created a safe space for dialogue, coalition building, and the sharing of lived experiences grounded in gender equality. As an ally of the trans community, Thaiconsent reaffirmed its commitment to inclusive movement building. Through interactive sessions on the 4Cs of community building, including Community, Compassion, Confidence, and Commitment, participants reflected on fragmentation and trust gaps within feminist organizing in Thailand.

Impacts:
In Thailand, trans communities continue to experience legal invisibility, social stigma, and exclusion from segments of mainstream feminist advocacy. To empower the trans community, this retreat aims to strengthen intersectional dialogue and rebuild trust among diverse gender justice members. By centering young trans leadership and facilitating cross-movement exchange, the project advances a shift from symbolic inclusion toward meaningful structural participation. The event reaffirms a collective commitment to solidarity-based feminism in Thailand, grounded in shared responsibility, mutual respect, and sustained collaboration for long-term social change.

22/01/2026

Collaborator Participation in the WFA Equality Collaboration Fund Inception Meeting
Date: 21 January 2026
Collaboration Organization: WFA

Thaiconsent joined the WFA Equality Collaboration Fund Inception Meeting on January 21, 2026, alongside 54 participants from feminist organizations across Asia. The meeting marked the launch of a three-year initiative aimed at strengthening local movements, advancing legal empowerment, and supporting organizational development through cross-regional feminist collaboration and shared vision-building.

Impacts:

The inception meeting contributed to collective reflections on emerging challenges and opportunities facing feminist movements across Asia. The “Mapping Our Regions” exercise provided a platform to share insights from Thailand, including recent legal developments, cultural shifts, and funding dynamics. By engaging in these cross-regional exchanges, Thaiconsent reaffirmed its commitment to advancing intersectional strategies, expanding collaborative networks, and supporting the long-term resilience of feminist organizing throughout the region.

08/01/2026

Co-development of Trapped In Scam Crime Regional Campaign
Date: 12 December 2025
Collaboration Organization: UNODC, International Justice Mission (IJM), funded by the U.S. Department of State

Thaiconsent supported the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in the launch of the regional campaign Trapped in Scam Crime, developed in collaboration with the International Justice Mission (IJM). This campaign focuses on trafficking in persons for forced criminality (TIP for FC) in scam centres. Thaiconsent co-developed key campaign materials, including infographics, social media content, a master video, a pocket guidebook, and a survivor-informed sticker set. Materials were produced in nine languages (English, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Lao, Malay, Indonesian, Khmer, and Burmese) to ensure accessibility across the region. The campaign also includes four testimonial videos from scam centre survivors, whose lived experiences helped shape the trauma-informed and rights-based messaging. The official launch event in Bangkok brought together government agencies, embassies, civil society, private sector partners, and the media, with a survivor speaker calling for a safer digital environment and stronger protection systems.

Impacts:
Although still in its early phase, the campaign is already gaining significant public attention across Southeast Asia. Through targeted amplification strategies, the materials have reached millions, with impact expected to grow substantially over the next year. The pilot phase demonstrated strong public demand for accessible and survivor informed information. As the campaign expands, it aims to support prevention efforts, strengthen regional cooperation, and equip communities with the knowledge to identify and resist recruitment into scam operations.

-Project Name: Trappedinscamcrime regional campaign
-URL: https://www.unodc.org/roseap/en/TrappedInScamCrime/index.html

At Thaiconsent, we are a social impact consultant and media company providing professional services to global organizations and UN agencies. For inquiries or collaborations on projects, training, and consultations, please contact [email protected].

06/12/2025

Hosting of Forum on Human Trafficking for Forced Criminality with Focus on Media Responsibility
Date: 29 November 2025
Collaboration Organization: Nabi Asia

Thaiconsent supported Nabi Asia to host a high-level forum at KX Knowledge Xchange, as part of the Nabi Fellows: Communicator for Good Network, to examine the role of media in exposing modern forms of human trafficking and protecting the public from transnational criminal networks. The event brought together journalists, NGOs, and human rights experts to discuss how cyber-enabled trafficking, forced criminality in scam centres, and harmful stereotypes continue to blur the line between victim and offender. Keynote experts highlighted how traffickers exploit gaps in the justice system, how recruitment tactics have rapidly evolved, and why the media must avoid reinforcing stigma while upholding facts, dignity, and survivor-centred reporting.
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Impacts
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The forum helped strengthen public understanding of trafficking for forced criminality and revealed how rapidly evolving recruitment tactics continue to endanger people across the region. Journalists gained clearer guidance on ethical reporting, including the non-punishment principle, privacy protection, and the need to avoid stereotypes that blame or shame survivors. The discussion also highlighted systemic gaps that allow traffickers to exploit victims while remaining beyond accountability. By bringing together communicators, civil society actors, and subject matter experts, the event encouraged a shift toward survivor-centred storytelling that prioritizes accuracy, dignity, and public safety. It also reinforced the need for stronger cross-sector cooperation to ensure that Thai audiences receive clear information about emerging risks and how to protect themselves.
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