Threads of Resilience: Women on the Frontlines of Climate Change

About this event

A free, month-long art exhibition presented by the Pulitzer Center as part of Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026. Two investigative reports. Two countries. One shared truth: when the climate breaks, women's bodies and livelihoods are the first to bear the cost. Threads of Resilience brings together documentary photography, testimony, and data from two Pulitzer Center-supported investigations — one following Wichí indigenous women in the Gran Chaco of South America, who have turned ancestral fibre-weaving into an act of survival as deforestation strips their land; the other documenting female garment workers in Phnom Penh, where extreme heat days have tripled in two decades and women are paying the price on factory floors. The exhibition features art installations, documentary photography, and a pop-up craft residency bringing Thai and regional artisan makers into the space throughout the month. A hands-on workshop invites visitors to trace the journey of a garment — from raw material to retail — and a public pledge wall gives everyone the opportunity to turn that knowledge into action. Part of Bangkok Climate Action Week 2026. Presented by the Pulitzer Center in partnership with WINN, Infobae, Rubber Paradox and Fashion Revolution Thailand.