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Jularat Damrongviteetham is a seasoned practitioner in conflict resolution and diplomacy, focusing on Southern Thailand’s intricate dynamics for over a decade. As a consultant with the Sasakawa Peace Foundation, she provides strategic counsel on civil society engagement, peace process advancement, and stakeholder analysis. Her expertise is further demonstrated through her board membership with the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies and her participation in the South East Asian Women Peace Mediators Core Team. Previously, she delivered a decade of consultancy for the Berghof Foundation, driving multi-track peacebuilding through high-level dialogue, negotiation, and strategic partnerships with government, academia, and key stakeholders. Jularat’s deep theoretical and practical foundation is built upon advanced degrees in Sociology and Anthropology (MA, Chiang Mai University) and Mediation in Peace Processes (MAS, ETH Zurich). Currently, she leverages this extensive experience as an Advisor to the House of Representatives, serving both the Standing Committee on National Security, Border Affairs, National Strategy and National Reform, and the AD-HOC Committee focused on peacebuilding guidelines for the Southern Border Provinces.
