Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is dedicated to promoting academic services for society through the “HUSO for Society Project.” In alignment with this mission, the Department of Psychology launched this initiative to enhance the quality of life for participants. The project emphasizes the importance of lifelong learning and integrates psychological knowledge to support both physical and mental well-being, fostering a holistic approach to health within the community.
The objectives:
1. To raise awareness regarding human rights, equality, and gender variations among participants.
2. To enhance and promote the quality of life for all participants.
3. To integrate psychological knowledge for the comprehensive care and improvement of participants’ physical and mental well-being.
This training session was organized for the staff and students of Wat Samrong School in Chanthaburi Province. The health and mental well-being promotion activity was conducted under the theme “Psychology and Gender Equality.” The event featured interactive lectures, collaborative learning experiences, and open forums for participants to share their thoughts and opinions in an engaging, respectful, and enjoyable atmosphere.
The impacts:
1. Participants gained a deeper understanding of gender equality and human rights, fostering a more inclusive, respectful, and safe school environment.
2. The training provided participants with actionable tools to improve their daily well-being and build healthier interpersonal relationships based on mutual respect.
3. Participants developed practical coping mechanisms to handle gender-related social pressures, leading to reduced stress and enhanced mental resilience.
Activity Date: July 7, 2026
Project Leaders: Dr. Nissara Khammanee and Dr. Waranyoo Ongsara
