APCD representative presents on the Real-World Experiences in Civil Society Management in Developing Social Policy on 29 January 2026 at Social Policy and Development, Thammasat University.
A group picture of an APCD representative, Ms. Thorfan Dechachainimit, with 15 students and Professor Kavin Cook in class on Civil Society Management.

A group picture of an APCD representative, Ms. Thorfan Dechachainimit, with 15 students and Professor Kavin Cook in class on Civil Society Management.

 

The APCD representative delivered a lecture on Real-World Experiences in Civil Society Management in Developing Social Policy to students at the Faculty of Social Administration, Social Policy and Development, Thammasat University, sharing practical insights and engaging students through discussion.

The APCD representative delivered a lecture on Real-World Experiences in Civil Society Management in Developing Social Policy to students at the Faculty of Social Administration, Social Policy and Development, Thammasat University, sharing practical insights and engaging students through discussion.

 

Students participate in a group activity during the session, actively discussing and working on assigned tasks while the APCD representative provides explanations, guidance, and further clarification to support their learning.

Students participate in a group activity during the session, actively discussing and working on assigned tasks while the APCD representative provides explanations, guidance, and further clarification to support their learning.

 

On 29 January, 2026, Ms. Thorfan Dechachainimit, project coordinator, was invited to deliver a guest lecture on “Real-World Experiences in Civil Society Management in Developing Social Policy” at the Faculty of Social Administration, Social Policy and Development, Thammasat University. The session aimed to share practical insights from civil society work and highlight the important role of civil society organizations in shaping and advancing inclusive social policies.

The lecture was attended by approximately 15 students and combined both theoretical perspectives and real-world examples drawn from APCD’s experience. Students were encouraged to actively participate through an interactive question-and-answer session, allowing for in-depth discussion on challenges, strategies, and opportunities in civil society management.

To help students apply the concepts discussed to practical scenarios related to social policy development, an engaging group activity was conducted. This interactive approach helped enhance students’ understanding, critical thinking, and engagement with real-world policy and management. The session provided a valuable learning experience and strengthened the connection between academic study and practical civil society work.

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