RRF works on history, archives, research, and publishing. Our core focus is documenting the history of the Rohingya and Arakan in comprehensive detail, alongside dedicated research on Myanmar as its essential context.
We publish Opinion pieces from writers, contributors, and scholars, and Explainers that break down key events in clear, accessible language.
Documenting the history of the Rohingya, Arakan, and Myanmar as it relates to the Rohingya experience.
Preserving primary sources, records, and testimonies for long-term academic and public use.
Publishing evidence-based reports and studies grounded in scholarly methods.
Translating complex information into clear, visual formats for wider accessibility.
Featuring perspectives and analysis from writers, contributors, and scholars.
Concise, accessible breakdowns of key events, terms, and developments, written in plain language for readers.
Our work is grounded in scholarly rigor, ethical research practices, and long-term documentation, not advocacy or activism. We center accuracy over narrative convenience, and respect for the communities we study over convenient simplification. RRF's output is intended for researchers, students, journalists, policymakers, and the broader public seeking a reliable, well-documented resource on the Rohingya and Myanmar.
Rohingya Research Foundation (RRF) welcomes inquiries related to research, publications, or collaborations. Please use the following channel to reach us:
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