Monthly Archives: April 2013

Love146

Former Director of Prevention-Asia/ Asia Capacity Building Director from 2008-2014. Board member 2005-7.

Love146 focuses on addressing Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation of Young People

Life of a Hijira: Accepted or Rejected		Lives under the red light
Heterosexual Demand Report Cambodia	Heterosexual Demand PPT	MSM Demand PPT	MSM Demand Final Report Cambodia
Cambodian Boys Report	Initial Research on Male To Male Massage Industry, Phnom Penh	Lingha Boys of Siem Reap Report Cambodia	Lingha Boys of Siem Reap PPT
LANDAS	Philippine-Journal-of-Child-Sexual-Abuse	Hidden In Plain Sight Report Manila, Philippines	Hidden In Plain Sight PPT
Exploratory Study Report on Vulnerability of Male Entertainment Workers in Chiangmai, Thailand	Chiangmai Young Men Research PPT	They Shamed Me Manila, Philippines	MANILA BOYS - ISPCAN RC 2015
Report on Exploitation of Boys/Youth in the Massage Trade, Mumbai, India	Mumbai Baseline Study of Boys/Youth in the Massage Trade PPT		"I want to be brave" PPT
More Than Gender PPT (Baseline Study of Transgender Males in Sex Industry in Phnom Penh, Cambodia)	More than Gender	Bangkok Transgender PPT	Same, Same but Different Bangkok Thailand (Final)
To Help my Parents - Chiang Dai, Thailand
"Hard on The Heart" KTV Women,Phnom Penh, Cambodia	"Hard on The Heart" PPT	Strive No Matter What!’, Masseuse Women, Phno Penh, Cambodia	Female Massage Workers presentation
Modern Abolitionists(PRISM2-2013)	Measure of a Man(PRISM11-2011)	FaithRolesCambodiasEfforts CountertraffickingPersons Not author but extensively cited	Love146 Cambodia Project

The Message Parlour

Co-founder in 2012. The Message Parlour Functioned From 2012-2014.
The MP was a community centre and ice cream parlor in the heart of the red light area in Phnom Penh seeking to reach out to Men, Women, Transgender and Street Kids www.themessageparlour.org

The Message Parlour PPT

Chab Dai

In 2005 I co-founded a coalition with Helen Sworn that later evolved into Cha Dai. Research Advisor since 2009.

Chab Dai is a coalition of around 60 faith based organizations in Cambodia focusing on trafficking and sexual exploitation

Butterfly Project 2016	The Forgotten Cohort” 2016 BLR Thematic Paper	2015 Re-integrationof Survivors	Ten Year Research Evaluation
Butterfly 2015 Stigma Thematic	Butterfly Methodology Change A Reflection Paper 2014	BLRP - Resilience 2014	Butterfly Longitudinal Research
Butterfly (Re)-integration Report-English 2013	The Butterfly Longitudinal Research Project 2012	Butterfly Longitudinal Research Project 2011	Butterfly Longitudinal Research “Top 10” Findings
Butterfly Longitdinal Research Project-2010	The-White-Lotus-children's-comic	GTBT English version-1	Choose Five
When-I-leave-my- child-with-someone- else-(Eg)	When-I-leave- my-child-alone-(Eg)	Man-(Eg)	Soldier-(Eg)
14-07-2010-Poster	MY BODY B ELONGS TOME	Chab Dai Safe Community Project Church Leaders Research	Signs of Hope in the City
A Decade of Survivor Voices	Spirituality Thematic Paper	Butterflying longitudinal	Chab Dai Coalition’s Butterfly Longitudinal Re/integration Research Project’s Bibliography
កូននៃឈើ កូននៃថ្ម	Journeys of faith children of the wood and the stone	Butterfly Longitudinal Research 1	An Exploratory Study on the Vulnerabilities of Street-Involved Boys to Sexual Exploitation in Manila, Philippines
Experience in shelter care	The Chab Dai Ten Year Butterfly Research Project on Sex Trafficking Survivors in Cambodia	The Social Determinants of Health Among Survivors of Sex Trafficking in Cambodia	Stigmas as a Determinants of Inequality for Female Survivors of Sex Trafficking in Cambodia
Experiences of Justice for Sex Trafficking Survivors	Research Evaluation of Chab Dai Longitudinal Butterfly Research Project - Final	Journeys of Faith for Survivors of Sex Trafficking in Cambodia. By Glenn Miles, Vanntheary Lim, and Channtha Nhanh	“I shared my experience and what it was like.” An Introduction to the Butterfly Longitudinal Research Project – a collaborative NGO Project
Part 3: The Chab Dai Butterfly longitudinal research project, Cambodia. Authors below.

VIVA / Chapter from Celebrating ChildrenTraining

CC Facilitator/Workbook series Co-editor 2005-2009

Viva is a Christian global network addressing children at risk issues.

Celebrating Children training is for Christians working with children at risk around the world

1 Celebrating Children Workbook_Understanding Children	2 Celebrating Children Workbook _ Child Participation	3.-Celebrating-Children -Workbook-3_-Risk- and-Resilience	4 Celebrating Children Workbook 4 _Holistic Mission with Children	5. Celebrating Children Workbook 5 _ Practical Issues
6. Celebrating Children Workbook 6_ Child Protection	7_Design_monitoring_and _evaluation	8_Caring_for_Self_and_Staff
1-Understanding-childrenkh	2-Child-Participation-kh	3.-Risk-and-Resilience_final.-KH	6-Child-Protection-kh	7-Design-monitoring-and-evaluation.KH
8-Caring-for-Self-and-Staff.-KH-1
God's Heart For Children	God's Heart For Children workbook	Chaper from Holistic Mission	Hands that Heal(Chapter on Boy)

Reaching Children Church	Reaching Children Justice	Reaching Children Addictions	Reaching Children Change	Reaching Children Emotions
Reaching Children Family

Tearfund

Children at Risk Consultant/Guideline Co-author 1997-2000 based in UK; Children at Risk Facilitator/Representative based in Cambodia 2000-2005

Tearfund is a faith based relief and development organization based out of the UK

Stopviolenceagainstus1	Summary-(Part-1)	Pornography Access Report Final English	What-Adults-Should-Not-Do-to-Children	What-Adults-Should-Do-to-Children
Childdevstudypk	Familybreakdown	CommunityChildHealth	Disabilities	Sexualabuseexploitation
Child-in-Res-Care	Conflict	Child_participation_E	Marriage, Family and Church	World_Perspectives_2006
Dont grind an egg	Eventhewildcruelanimal.pdf	Nursing Standard Nurse 95 Award	Drawingtogetherhope	childrendontdosexarticle
White-Lotus-in-English	AmazingGrace_faithguide_uk	Journal of Population and Social Studies	FootstepsChildparticipation	A Christian Response to Disability in Cambodia
Confronting Pornography: Choosing Life	Pastors, Fathers, and Shepherds: Models of the Kingdom	How Can the Church Prevent the Breakdown of the Fragmenting Cambodian Family?