Even as Myanmar’s military tries to control online space, people on the ground keep adapting. Five studies map the creative resilience behind their organizing, fundraising, and survival.

In post-coup Myanmar, gender is a battleground, and digital space is one of its fiercest fronts. Six studies expose the harms and offer ways forward toward safety and justice.

A look inside Myanmar’s fast-growing scam economy, where trafficking, online manipulation and everyday fraud thrive amid crisis. Three new studies show why only international action can turn the tide.

Three contributors to our Myanmar Digital Research series are taking the stage at this year's Global Development Conference 2025, showing how researchers from fragile contexts are ready to shape global conversations about digital inclusion and power.

Two young Myanmar researchers show how K-pop fans became unlikely engines of resistance after the coup. Now their work is breaking into Southeast Asia’s cultural conversation.

How do Myanmar’s cyber-scam compounds trap thousands in cycles of fear and coercion? Journalist "Ying" spent two years investigating, and we've been pleased to support her work.

Four years after the military coup, repression and conflict remain daily realities for people in Myanmar. Six new Foundation-supported research studies explore how digital life intersects with repression, identity and activism.

Two new Foundation-supported research studies tackle pressing issues for women in post-coup Myanmar: non-consensual pornography targeting the resistance and toxic narratives appearing inside it.

For youth in Myanmar, online education presents both precious hope and extreme challenges. Four new Foundation-supported studies explore today’s realities and what needs to happen next.

A new Foundation-supported study from EngageMedia unpacks digital threats that journalists face in post-coup Myanmar—and why international donors must start baking holistic digital safety support into their projects.