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SEAPI is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preventing, mitigating, and resolving violent conflict in Southeast Asia. We work with regional institutions, civil society, and governments to promote the emergence of peaceful, stable, and just societies through research, policy analysis, and training for policymakers and frontline peacebuilders

Our fellows

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Priscilla Clapp

SENIOR FELLOW

Asia Policy and Multilateral Relations

Ye Myo Hein

SENIOR FELLOW

Security & Civil-Military Affairs

Brian Harding

SENIOR FELLOW

Asia Policy & Regional Relations

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Andrew Wells-Dang

SENIOR FELLOW

Southeast Asian Politics & Civil Society

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Billy Ford

FELLOW

Peacebuilding & Governance

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Linh Nguyen

FELLOW

Public Policy & Peacebuilding

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Rachel Vandenbrink

FELLOW

Southeast Asian Peace & Security

Board of Directors

Maureen Aung Thwin

Former director of the Burma Project and Southeast Asia Initiative at the Open Society Foundation.

Sean Turnell

Australian economist and former economic adviser to Aung San Suu Kyi.

Bridget Welsh

Political scientist and honorary research associate focused on Southeast Asian politics.

Zali Win

Finance executive and longtime board leader supporting Myanmar-focused educational and humanitarian initiatives.

Southeast Asia Peace Institute

A nonprofit organizatoin dedicated to preventing, mitigating, and resolving violent conflict in Southeast Asia.

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