This will be the first public presentation of the project since it was launched in 2021. On 26 July at 5.30 pm at SEA Junction, project lead, Greg Constantine will talk about the history of this groundbreaking project, its significance for the Rohingya community and share several of the most important discoveries over the past three years as well as the stories behind them. He will also have a slideshow of the most significant documentation of Rohingya history in Burma.

The project Ek Khaale was in Thailand as part of the IDRC Knowledge for Democracy Myanmar (K4DM) Knowledge Marketplace. K4DM is an initiative of the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).