Wirada Saelim (World) is a communications and storytelling consultant and an aspiring documentary filmmaker with ten years of experience in journalism, multimedia production, human rights communications, and participatory media in Thailand, Southeast Asia, and beyond. She works to ensure marginalized communities can tell their own stories safely and with agency, especially where narrative power shapes access to rights, protection, and health.

World began her career as a one-person multimedia journalist with Thai PBS, Voice Online, and independent platforms, reporting on gender-based violence, migration, labor rights, inequality, environmental justice, and political participation. At the same time, she was also a Thai PBS Citizen Reporter Program, training citizens from diverse communities, including women from conflict-affected areas and communities impacted by state and corporate projects, to research, film, and publish their own stories, while advocating for citizen-generated narratives to be recognized alongside mainstream reporting. She then moved into research-led, equity-focused communications with Fortify Rights and Amnesty International Thailand, producing multimedia content to amplify the voices of survivors, refugees, and human rights defenders across Southeast Asia.

World is passionate about the power of storytelling and loves to design a filming and production process to empower people and be a part of driving social change.