Siam Square Hosts Inclusive Job Fair for Disabled Persons Day

Chulalongkorn University, through PMCU (Chulalongkorn University Property Management Office), invites all Thais to join the 'United Special People' event for its third year on National Disabled Persons Day, Saturday, November 14, 2026, from 12:00–19:00 at Siam Square Walking Street. The event continues the 'Chula Walking Street for All' project for the 10th time, creating significant experiences through five highlights:

- First-ever giant screen in Siam: People with disabilities shine as special individuals. The 'See the Real Me' activity invites everyone to express their identity and uniqueness through photography, with images displayed on the giant Siam Square screen, creating an experience where everyone feels special today — because being special doesn't require fame or looks, but exists within everyone. Siam Square becomes a space where everyone has an equal chance to be seen.

- Job Fair for people with disabilities at the heart of Siam, connecting job opportunities with leading companies. Another key highlight is the Job Fair and Job Matching for people with disabilities, with cooperation from leading organizations and brands such as BEAUTRIUM, Starbucks Thailand, LINE MAN, PTG Energy, Vulcan Coalition, and Chatra Mue, offering real job applications and discussions about employment opportunities.

- Transforming the music and fashion street into a stage for talents of people with disabilities. Featuring performances by the Fa Prathan Band from the Five For All Foundation, a solo ranat performance by 'Nong Ongsa' from Sri Sangwal School, performances by Jessada & Friends blind musicians, and a fashion show from the Five For All Foundation turning Siam Square into a runway for all abilities, sending inspiration and new perspectives on differences in society.

- Chulalongkorn launches learning content from Chula XL for people with disabilities, extending opportunities for lifelong learning. Introducing learning content from Chula XL for people with disabilities to support Upskill & Reskill development and open opportunities to apply knowledge to careers and quality of life improvement, along with sign language learning activities from EDeaf inviting participants to learn diverse communication methods, plus information on rights, welfare, and opportunities for people with disabilities to promote understanding and reduce barriers to living together in society, reflecting Chulalongkorn's role in bringing university knowledge out to create real benefits for all groups.

- Opening a special market with over 20 booths, inviting Siam visitors to support products and services from the craftsmanship of people with disabilities. From a key Bangkok shopping district to an income-generating space and business opportunities for people with disabilities through the 'Special Market of Special People' gathering products and services from the abilities of people with disabilities across more than 20 booths, inviting everyone to experience massage services by disabled providers and purchase products made and sold by people with disabilities — crafts, jewelry, ceramics, cosmetics, bakery, and various creative products. Meet outstanding disabled entrepreneurs such as Khun Fai who applies makeup with her feet, Ajarn Num the mental predictor, and Thong Ek Bakery Shop. Additionally, cooperation from Siam Square tenant shops offering gifts, cash vouchers, and food and beverage discounts to participants, reflecting the collaborative power of local entrepreneurs ready to be part of creating an open and equal society.

'Because at Siam... every Thai is a special person.'