Hi everyone!
My name is Aim Wanglee.
I am a 15-year-old from Bangkok, Thailand but I currently study at Loomis Chaffee in the states. Aligning with my personal story, I love empowering others especially those with scars causing me to create the I'M PERFECT project. Another one of my passions is advocating for child rights through the program I thought of called Guardians of the Innocence.
MY PROJECTS & ACTIVITIES
1. GUARDIANS OF INNOCENCE PROJECT (AGAINST CHILD LABOR)
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Guardians of The Innocence is a project dedicated to teaching about children labor in order to protect them in the future.
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Working alongside with The Bureau of Human Trafficking Crime within the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) in Thailand to develop a Child Labor board game - turning awareness into action against child exploitation.
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Consultation meeting with Mrs. Apinya Chompoomas, Director-General of Thailand's Department of Children and Youth, regarding our educational board game initiative 'Freedom Quest Child Labour Awareness Adventure' aimed at raising awareness among youth about child labor prevention.
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Brought my specially created board game 'Freedom Quest Child Labour Awareness Adventure' to the wonderful students at Wat Chantaram School in Pathum Thani Province, Thailand, where we explored children's rights and the fight against child labor through an interactive board game of my own creation.
How To Play Game Child Labour Awareness Adventure
2. I'M PERFECT PROJECT
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The I'mperfect project is dedicated to empowering other's who are different on the outside, specifically through having scars
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"I'M PERFECT" Photography Exhibition by Aim Wanglee
March 18-30, 2025 at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) - The Curved Wall, 5th Floor.
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AIM SHARES × Department of Children and Youth Affairs
In the topic "TRANSCEND: Creating Change Through Compassion, Where Every Small Gesture Matters" Inspired by the I'M PERFECT initiative
A Youth Empowerment Project presented by the Department of Children and Youth Affairs Ministry of Social Development and Human Security
March 21, 2025 at Trang Hotel Bangkok
3. THE AUTISM PROJECT
• Beyond the Spectrum: Co-founded this organization with passionate friends to bring awareness and support
to neurodivergent children.
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Run together for Autism of Thailand’s “Beyond the spectrum” neurodiversity organization
"Run together for Autism" a fun-run dedicated to raising awareness for neurodivergent children (all proceeds went to the National Institute for Child and Family Development of Mahidol University
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Thai Nutrition Cookbook for Children with Autis
We consulted with nutrition experts from the Faculty of Medicine, Ramathibodi Hospital, to develop evidence-based meal recipes for the 'Thai Cookbook Nutrition for Autism Children' project. This resulted in 10 popular, healthy Thai menus—including Pad Thai, Thai Papaya Salad with Grilled Chicken, Tom Yum Goong, Chicken Rice, and healthy smoothies—designed to be delicious, varied, and nutritionally complete for autistic children.
4. MUSHROOM DEE PROJECT
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Taught kids in a school how to grow straw mushrooms, which are enriched in vitamin D, creating a sustainble food source for the school
5. AIMSHARES x UNFPA
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I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the UNFPA State of World Population (SWOP) report launch towards the World Population Day 2025 celebration - 'Advancing Rights and Choices for Everyone - Shaping a Sustainable Future.'
The event focused on promoting rights and choices for all people while building a sustainable future together. I also had the privilege of listening to a special keynote speech on 'Deep Dive into the 2025 World Population Report' by Ms. Sirilak Chiangwong, Country Representative of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Thailand, held at Pullman Bangkok King Power Hotel.
6. AIMSHARES x SCHOOL
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I had the opportunity to participate in a school event, giving an inspirational talk on the specific theme of 'Belonging.' I shared my personal reflection on the accident that caused my scars, highlighting the beauty in imperfection and emphasizing the importance of looking past our differences so that everyone can feel accepted in society. Subsequently, my story was published in the school magazine's article titled 'Puzzle Pieces' by Aim Wanglee.
