PeaceTech AI Lab by SEAN-CSO
Building AI Innovation
to Prevent Online Hate
and Strengthen P/CVE
in Southeast Asia
In 2026, SEAN-CSO returns with the PeaceTech AI Lab
Fellowship, bringing together civil society organisations across
Southeast Asia to explore AI innovation for preventing online
hate and strengthening P/CVE.
Join us to develop practical solutions and collaborate with regional peacebuilders!
Hi, I’m Sean! Will you help me
build a safer digital world?
Who should join?
Peacebuilders
Tech Innovators
Youth Leaders
Scholar & Researchers
Educators
Activist
Students
Webinar Series
Five webinars exploring cybersecurity, cyber hygiene, digital literacy, and AI ethics for P/CVE.
1st Webinar
September, 7th 2026
Mission 1:
The First Diagnosis
1st Webinar
September, 8th 2026
Artificial Intelligence and PCVE
2nd Webinar
September, 15th 2026
Mission 2:
Tracing the Virus
2nd Webinar
September, 15th 2026
Developing Counter-Narratives with AI
3rd Webinar
September, 29th 2026
Mission 3:
The Cure Hunt
3rd Webinar
September, 29th 2026
Detecting Extremist Narratives using AI
4th Webinar
October, 6th 2026
Mission 4:
Protect
the Ecosystem
4th Webinar
October, 6th 2026
AI supporting case management and practitioners’ decisions
5th Webinar
October, 13th 2026
Mission 5:
Decoding the cure
5th Webinar
October, 13th 2026
Integrating AI in Your PCVE Project
Why Participate
in PeaceTech?
Seed Grants
Tech Innovators
Regional Network
SEAN-CSO’s Program Gallery
What Did They Say?
Arief Subhan
Malaysia
“I had never thought about how we could use games to combat hatred before. Intergenerational collaboration is crucial to combat hate speech, and gamification serves as the perfect bridge.”
Researcher at Peace, Dialogue, and Xenophobia Studies (PEDIXS) Centre, IIUM
Franz Manlutac
The Philippines
“One of the main mindset shifts I gained was seeing games as a tool to promote peacebuilding and human rights. Game elements, such as points, levels, and challenges, can be integrated into training and capacity-building sessions. This approach makes learning interactive, engaging, and enjoyable, ensuring that important messages about peace and justice are effectively received and internalised by young people.”
Program Officer at IDEALS (Initiatives and Dialogue for Empowerment through Alternative Legal Services)
Pradipa Rasidi
Indonesia
“This session expanded my knowledge of how generative AI can be used beyond the tools we are familiar with, such as ChatGPT. AI is not only a tool for creating content but can also be a sophisticated ‘guardian’ capable of identifying subtle patterns of online hatred. Intervention methods like this are still rarely used in Indonesia, so the potential is immense.”
Researcher and Game Developer
Fatimoh Maauseng
Thailand
“I realised that games can be a way to build awareness among young people. Through games, we can teach complex concepts, including peacebuilding. When I saw young people from other countries directly involved in peacebuilding, my perspective changed. I realised that young people can also build peace.”
Human Rights Defender at the Association for Humanitarian Affairs (DOA)
Ready to Build
Tech for Peace?
Join us in shaping a safer and more inclusive digital space across Southeast Asia!
Building Safer Digital Communities Across Southeast Asia
@sean.cso
