Speaking Through Coffee: Lisu Women Forests and Ecological Communication in Northern Thailand

These are research materials and data were collected through interviews and observations with 12 Lisu women in Doi Chang Village, Mae Suey District, Chiang Rai Province, northern Thailand, focusing on their daily lives, roles, and perspectives on development. To complement these insights, audio-recorded interviews were conducted with 2 local NGOs: the Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation (AIPP) and the Inter-Mountain Peoples Education and Culture in Thailand Association (IMPECT), to gain a deeper understanding of their approaches to indigenous rights and women's empowerment.

本数据集包含的研究资料与数据，通过访谈与实地观察的方式采集自泰国北部清莱府湄塞县多昌村的12名傈僳族（Lisu）女性，调研聚焦于她们的日常生活、社会角色以及对发展议题的看法。为补充上述调研视角，研究团队还对两家当地非政府组织（Non-Governmental Organization，NGO）开展了录音访谈：亚洲原住民民族盟约基金会（Asia Indigenous Peoples Pact Foundation，AIPP）与泰国山地民族教育与文化协会（Inter-Mountain Peoples Education and Culture in Thailand Association，IMPECT），以深入了解二者在原住民权利保障与女性赋权领域的工作路径。