Borderline Cafe, Shop & Gallery, Mae Sot, Thailand

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Member Groups

Borderline had four women groups’ members and now in 2008 Borderline has grown to ten member groups from different ethnic groups along Thailand-Burma border. For most of the members, income generation supports their goals of community development and women’s empowerment.

Borderline 10 member groups are;

  • Chimmuwa - Tak Border Child Assistance Foundation (TBCAF)
  • Chin Women Group (CWG)
  • Community Forest Support Group (CFSG)
  • English Speaking Course (ESC)
  • Kachin Women Association of Thailand (KWAT)
  • Karen Women’s Organisation (KWO)
  • Lahu Women’s Organisation (LWO)
  • Mon Women Organisation (MWO)
  • United Lahu Youth Organisation (ULYO)
  • Women Development Group (WDG)

Also Community Based Organisations (CBOs) working along the border are selling their reports, videos, music, postcards, t-shirts and other materials that help to publicize and support their work.