SHero was honored to participate as a trainer in the “Safe Migration Workshop,” organized by the Foundation for Education and Development (FED) in Mae Sot, Tak Province.

The training focused on the core principles of safe migration, emphasizing access to protection and the preservation of human dignity for all.

During the session, we introduced practical tools for risk assessment and encouraged participants to explore common challenges often encountered in new environments, including legal uncertainties, language and cultural barriers, and limited access to essential services.

A key highlight of the session was raising awareness and deepening understanding of gender-based violence (GBV), a widespread and deeply rooted issue that has been normalized in many contexts.

The discussion emphasized the urgent need to denormalize such violence through education, survivor-centered approaches, and collective commitment to systemic change.

We sincerely thank FED for the opportunity to be part of this important initiative.

We also commend all volunteers for their dedication, active participation, and meaningful exchange throughout the workshop. Empowering those on the front lines is a vital step toward creating safer, more informed, and more equitable migration pathways for all.