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14–23 DECEMBER 2026

Bring hands-on AI and entrepreneurship education to your Bangkok community

Co-host a workshop in Bangkok led by Stanford faculty and experienced technology practitioners.

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What We Teach

The same frameworks Professor Chuck Eesley teaches at Stanford, adapted for classrooms and teams in Bangkok. Choose the module that fits your group, or combine several.

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Teaching Team

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Chuck and Lijie co-founded the Zhou & Eesley Family Foundation. Learn about the Foundation and its work

Who The Workshops Are For

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WHO WE ESPECIALLY HOPE TO REACH

Under-resourced students, scholarship recipients, women in STEM, students with disabilities, underrepresented founders, and people less confident in English. Our workshops are open to everyone; these are the groups we make an extra effort to reach. Educators are welcome to join and adapt the material for their own classrooms.

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Why Bangkok

Thailand has no shortage of ambitious students, but few structured chances to build something of their own. In 2024, Pear Chotbunwong saw the appetite firsthand while running workshops for 500+ students across 10 Bangkok schools — the 2026 program brings that work back at scale.

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Help Thai Youths Turn Ideas into Action

Host a workshop, introduce us to a community, help fund the program, or equip educators to teach the material forward.

Interested in attending rather than hosting? Join the participant interest list

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From Stanford back to Bangkok

After my first year at Stanford, I returned to Bangkok with a question: what if more students in Thailand had access to the entrepreneurship education I was receiving?
500+ students · 10 schools

I came home and taught the entrepreneurship class I'd just taken to 500+ students across 10 schools and universities in Bangkok. I named the program "Dream Day."
"You gave me the comfort that someone believes in my dreams."
— DREAM DAY PARTICIPANT, BANGKOK UNIVERSITY, SEP 2024
"The Dream Day Workshop was the best day of my entire year."
— DREAM DAY PARTICIPANT, TRIAMUDOM SUKSA SCHOOL, SEP 2024

This year, my Stanford professor is flying to Bangkok to teach the class himself.

If you'd like to work with us, please reach out. I'd love to hear from you!

CONTACT PEAR (Bangkok Program Coordinator)
EMAILpearchot@stanford.edu PHONE+66 89-926-5492 LINE IDpearc.

Attend a Workshop

Free, in English with Thai support, no experience needed.

Each workshop's venue and dates are confirmed with a co-host first. Some workshops are private and open only to the host's group. For those open to the public, join the list and we'll send you an invitation once the details are confirmed.

1Join the interest list
2We confirm venue & dates with co-hosts
3You get an invitation to public workshops

Questions? Contact the team

Contact the Bangkok Program Team

Pear Chotbunwong
Pear Chotbunwong
Bangkok Program Coordinator
SUBMIT AN INQUIRY

Bangkok Program Budget

THB 500,000
International travel, insurance, visasTHB 220,400
Accommodation and mealsTHB 115,700
Thailand coordinationTHB 66,000
Local transportTHB 40,700
Materials and communicationsTHB 17,200
ContingencyTHB 40,000
Base totalTHB 500,000

Includes three instructors. All instructors teach pro bono.