Staff

Peace Museum Site Manager – From Cambodia, Bunthan is CPCS’ Administrative Assistant/Librarian. He has more than 10 years experience in administration and human resources, most recently with Caritas Cambodia in Siem Reap. Bunthan has an Associate Degree in Science and Technology.
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Peacebuilder (Korean Peninsula) – Caroline is the lead coordinator for Korean Peninsula projects at CPCS. Prior to this, she conducted research for the CPCS Cambodia Peace Museum. She holds a MA in Global Affairs with a specialisation in Conflict & Development from George Mason University. Her thesis focused on forgiveness and reconciliation in post-conflict societies.
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Accountant – Rothny works for CPCS’ Finance & Administration team as an accountant, and comes to us most recently from Caritas in Siem Reap. Rothny holds a Bachelor degree from Build Bright University and is now continuing her studies for a Master’s degree in business administration at the University of Southeast Asia.
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Finance Manager – Sambo’s experience and technical knowledge makes him an invaluable asset to the CPCS team. Sambo has previously been involved in grant and partner management at the Provincial, Commune and Sangkat level of government with The Advocacy and Policy Institute (API). READ MORE

Peacebuilder (Rakhine) – From the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao in the Philippines, Zabra has previously worked on human rights for the British Embassy in Manila and with an NGO promoting dialogue between young people from Luzon and Mindanao. He holds a Masters Degree in Development Management from the Asian Institute of Management.
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Deputy Finance Manager – Sokunthea is a Cambodian and is the Deputy Finance Manager at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS). She has previously worked as Accountant at Depot Ly Hang Seng and at the Quality Learning International School.
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Government Liaison Officer – Sotheavy Oum also known as DA is a Cambodian. Currently working as a Government Liaison Officer at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS). Previously, she worked as an Administrative Assistant and Librarian from 2003 to 2007 at Alliance for Conflict Studies (ACT.
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Peacebuilder (Mindanao) – Shahpur is from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and is a Programme Officer for the Research & Analysis Team. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in business and is currently a enrolled in the ACTS course.
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Peacebuilder – Rachana is from India, and supports various interventions designed to meet the needs of conflict-affected parties. She previously worked as an assistant trainer and facilitator in a conflict engagement organisation in Bangalore, India. Rachana holds a degree in law from NALSAR University.
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Human Resource Manager – Hally is from Cambodia, and currently the Human Resource Manager at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS).
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Peacebuilder – Rachel Gasser is a Peacebuilder-in-residence at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (CPCS). Rachel has been supporting peace processes for the past 15 years including in Iraq, Libya, Myanmar, Somalia and Syria. Her main responsibilities have been advising and training parties to conflict, supporting third party mediation both at local and international levels and conducting applied research on issues related to peace and security. READ MORE

Executive Assistant to the Executive Director – Joy, is from the Philippines. Her primarily function is to strengthen the effectiveness of the Executive Director’s daily operations through provision of administrative and information management support. READ MORE

Cashier and Administrative Assistant – Morokot, is from Cambodia. Prior to CPCS she worked as Cashier, Customer Relation Officer and Internal Auditor in a Microfinance Company in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for more than 4 years. READ MORE