The 30x30 Thailand Coalition is a citizen-led initiative uniting over 180 organizations committed to protecting and restoring at least 30% of Thailand's land, inland waters, and oceans by 2030, in alignment with the Global Biodiversity Framework’s Target 3. It stands as the largest citizen-led 30x30 coalition globally.

Bettr Lives is dedicated to enhancing mental and emotional well-being by focusing on individual capacity development. As a preferred partner of Six Seconds, they offer curated programs to schools, corporations, and communities, empowering people to realize their potential and lead purposeful, sustainable lives.

COREsea is an international NGO dedicated to safeguarding Thailand's biodiversity through marine research, conservation, and education. Its field station in the Gulf of Thailand monitors coral reefs around Koh Phangan and collaborates with local authorities and academic institutions on research and educational programs.

Creative Migration is a women-of-color-led, international arts organization based in Los Angeles and Bangkok. Founded in 2005 in California by Executive Director Susannah Tantemsapya, the organization’s mission is to bring together cultural and climate diplomacy, focusing on collaborative community building through intersectional practices.

CULTURUNNERS is an international arts organization producing cross-cultural campaigns, exhibitions, and journeys that promote peace-building and sustainable development through art. Launched at MIT in 2014, CULTURUNNERS has grown to encompass large-scale cultural exchange and diplomacy projects, an artist-led media platform, and partnerships with institutions around the world. CULTURUNNERS is a founding partner of the Jameel Arts & Health Lab and plays a key role in delivering Healing Arts events globally.

The Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus offers advanced undergraduate and graduate programs in English, supporting professional journalism with in-job training in developing countries. DMJX runs a BA program in photojournalism and two international courses, producing renowned and award-winning photojournalists.

The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) in Thailand focuses on tackling illegal fishing and labor abuses in the seafood industry. Through investigations, advocacy, and policy engagement, EJF works to strengthen regulations, protect marine ecosystems, and defend the rights of vulnerable workers.

Gab Fai is a grassroots non-governmental organization based in Chiang Mai that harnesses arts, media, and performance to tackle social issues and empower marginalized communities. It actively engages youth through creative projects focused on human rights, gender equality, and sustainability.

Kita is a Singapore-based youth development organization that invests in the aspirations of young people from under-resourced backgrounds, recognizing them as co-creators of their own and collective futures. Kita sees young people not as passive recipients of help, but as active agents with real ownership over their journeys — and builds everything around that belief.

Landesa is dedicated to securing land rights for the world's poorest communities to promote economic empowerment, social stability, and environmental sustainability. With over 50 years of experience working globally, their mission focuses on advancing land tenure policies - particularly for women - and partnering with governments to create lasting, inclusive change.

The Nationalt Center for Kunst og Mental Sundhed, established in 2021, aims to improve mental well-being and support individuals with mental illness through collective cultural and artistic interventions. The center develops personalized art-based programs designed to strengthen individuals’ self-belief and their sense of belonging in society.

Precious Plastic Bangkok collaborates with communities to transform plastic into a valuable resource, aiming to reduce waste and promote recycling. They do this by providing accessible knowledge and technology transfer for sustainable plastic management.

Seven Clean Seas is an Ocean Impact organization on a mission to remove 10,000,000 kg of plastic from our oceans by 2025.

RECOFTC Thailand is the Thailand country program of RECOFTC (The Center for People and Forests), a regional organization promoting community forestry across Asia and the Pacific. Based in Bangkok, it works with communities, government, and civil society to strengthen forest management, livelihoods, biodiversity conservation, and climate resilience, with a focus on empowering women, Indigenous Peoples, and marginalized groups.

Pai Seedlings Foundation envisions a resilient world where communities thrive through sustainability, ecological balance, and energy use, creating abundance and simplicity in life.

The Freedom Story prevents child trafficking & exploitation through culturally relevant programs for vulnerable children and shares their stories to empower creative, compassionate people to act.

Settlementet Vesterbro is a community organization based in Copenhagen's Vesterbro neighborhood, working for individuals and strong communities. Their programs span free social and debt counselling, employment and education pathways, social enterprise, youth clubs, and Gang i Gaden — a drop-in centre for people experiencing homelessness and vulnerability in Istedgade. Their work is grounded in the belief that everyone has something to contribute, given the right conditions.

Trampolene is a non-profit social innovation enterprise committed to empowering individuals with autism and special needs, facilitating tailored career pathways and development to foster independent and dignified living.

The Thai Sea Conservation Association began in 1981 as a small-scale fisheries community project in Songkhla. It grew into regional and national fisher networks, and was officially registered in 2007 to promote sustainable coastal management and protect small-scale fishers’ rights, with support from local and international partners.

Turning Tables Denmark empowers youth through the creative arts of music and film, providing platforms for them to express their challenges, hopes, and dreams for a better tomorrow. By amplifying their voices on issues that concern them, we foster resilience, mental well-being, and social cohesion through positive identity development.

World Wide Fund for Nature’s mission is to conserve the wildlife, habitats and natural resources here so that it can continue to support the wildlife and millions of people who depend on it.