Chab Dai
Glenn Michael Miles Ph.D. is an experienced researcher and consultant with a focus on social research, child welfare, and anti-trafficking initiatives. Currently serving as a Senior Researcher at Miles Consultancies and an Academic Research Advisor at Chab Dai, Glenn provides essential guidance and support in evaluation and research capacity building for various partner organizations. A former Independent Third Sector and Higher Education Consultant, Glenn has worked extensively with NGOs across Southeast Asia, specializing in vulnerable children. Educational credentials include a PhD in Childhood Studies from Swansea University, alongside advanced qualifications in maternal and child health, nursing, and education. Contributions to academia include lecturing at Swansea University and the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, as well as spearheading several impactful projects focused on improving the welfare of at-risk children globally.
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Chab Dai
Chab Dai is at the forefront of raising the standards of advocacy, prevention and care for individuals and communities affected by human trafficking and exploitation. Chab Dai (which means "joining hands" in Khmer) was founded in Cambodia in 2005. Our vision is to see individuals, organizations and agencies work together toward addressing human trafficking and exploitation. We do this by building upon the Biblical framework of working together as the body of Christ, in addition to frameworks for basic human rights. Our vision has moved beyond our roots in Cambodia and we now work with coalitions and partners in over 20 countries. Chab Dai operates as a “learning community,” recognizing the limitations of individuals and organizations working in isolation. Due to our collaborative ethos and foundation as a coalition, Chab Dai can map emerging good practices and patterns of trafficking and exploitation at macro-, meso-, and grassroots levels. Chab Dai seeks to raise the standards of advocacy, prevention and care utilized by individuals, organizations, businesses, researchers and government agencies in addressing human trafficking and exploitation. We believe such efforts should be done pro-actively rather than re-actively. Chab Dai actively combines the resources and experiences of experts and practitioners on the field, policymakers and researchers, in addition to assisting stakeholders establish a strong commitment to support one another's work.