At Thoravej 29, everything revolves around creating profound, positive change for people and society.

A community where good intentions are transformed into real-world impact.

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Soon is a laboratory for possible futures. Here we invite the future into the decisions we make today. For the benefit of the generations of humans and other species to come. Soon is investigative, circular, and interdisciplinary.

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At Thoravej 29 we work to transform people and society. Our community members are currently focused on these six key areas. What might interest you?

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Manifesto for radical transformation

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THORAVEJ 29’S MANIFESTO FOR RADICAL TRANSFORMATION

A Rejection of Paralysis:
A community that insists transformation is possible. We refuse to stand by and do nothing. Every day, we work to realize bold, positive change for people and society—change that few dare to take on.

A Rejection of Habitual Thinking:
A community that challenges the “this is how we’ve always done it” mindset. We break with routines and dare to shift ourselves, our methods, and our beliefs in order to move people and society forward.

A Rejection of Indifference:
A community that never engages in meaningless work. We focus solely on agendas, projects, and events that truly have the potential to make a difference. We’re not afraid to face the difficult. The things we create demand attention—and often leave a clear “before and after.”

A Rejection of Professional Blindness:
A community that unites across boundaries. Transformation can only succeed if people and powerholders, politicians and practitioners, the public and private sectors, truly collaborate.

A Rejection of Empty Promises:
A community that measures success by real change. We believe that transformation only matters if it works in the real world. Change must always come with a “how” that holds up in everyday life.