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On Saturday 30 August 2025, from 18:30 to 20:00, TISSA hosted a talk titled “How should we handle money as students and first-jobbers?” on Facebook Live. The page invited people who had just started university or just started work, especially anyone whose pay disappears as soon as it arrives, to talk about money in plain language. How does a student start saving for travel or further study? How does someone in a first job handle that first salary without missing the basics? Speakers - Thanyachanit Lojinda (TISSA), a former trader with more than three years in an investment firm, and a speaker at Future Universe Season 2 - Siraphong Suya, legal and tax manager at EY Corporate Services Hosts - Monthol Atthabolyukol (TISSA), Deputy Secretary to the Attorney General - May Tubsai (TISSA), lawyer and author of the page Money in Law The recording remains on the TISSA Facebook page.

In July 2025 TISSA published a clip by Non Kasiphat Wongwitthayakamchon, vice-president of the Thailand-United States Alumni Association, incoming AsiaGlobal visiting fellow at the University of Hong Kong, and a master’s student in social innovation at Cambridge Judge Business School. He asked a straight question: how do the United States and the United Kingdom differ, in the eyes of someone who has studied in both systems? The clip sits in the series that followed the TISSA launch, asking Thais who have studied abroad to unpack that experience for people still choosing a path. The full clip is on Instagram @tissa.2025 and on the network’s Facebook page.

In June 2025 the Instagram account @tissa.2025 asked a short question: who is TISSA? The page answered that the Thai International Students & Scholars Alliance was about to make history, and asked people to watch for the launch. On LinkedIn the network describes itself as an education nonprofit, with the line “Thai Students & Scholars: Powering Thailand’s Role in the World”. The Facebook page says TISSA is a network of young Thais in international roles, from many fields and leading universities, who believe in the strength of diverse thinking. The launch event was titled Empowered to Return. Public talks on Facebook Live followed through the rest of the year.