March 10, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
That’s right, Marko even finds time to write his own articles about his work and life.
Check out the first part of this article where Marko explains his efforts to educate the traditional communities of Myanmar so they can help themselves. Read More
March 10, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Here’s lonely planet’s flagship travel series 6 Degrees. In this episode (comfortably divided into 2 parts) we’ll see our own Mako Cunningham going out into the mean Bangkok streets in search of people in need. Read More
March 10, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Shane Palmer was asleep in bed when his wife woke him saying he should get across the road.
He did not know it then, but he was about to save a man’s life.
March 5, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Check out this news casts featuring Marko during Thailands bloody protests in 2010 from tvnz.co.nz national news. Get a first hand explanation of the civil unrest that brought the entire country to a stand still.
March 5, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
“I met Marko back in 2008 and in 2010 did this story about him for an in-flight magazine. Marko returned to Bangkok for the violent protester-government clashes, risking his neck once again to save someone else’s.” – Read More
March 5, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Filled with inspiring accounts of human valor, the reader will be able to access the minds of the emergency workers, that just like Marko Cunningham, go out there everyday with no other purpose than to save lives.
March 2, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
In this interview by scoops.co.nz independent news, Marko gives a thrilling and shocking account of the terrible events that caused more than 4,000 people to lose their lives in southern Thailand in december 2004.
March 2, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Time magazine’s writer and published author Andrew Marshall does a second interview with Marko Cunningham about his volunteering efforts in Bangkok’s streets.
March 2, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Marko Andrew Cunningham changes careers more often than some of us change our underwear. He was born in Liverpool, moved to New Zealand and then traveled throughout America, Europe and Asia, eventually settling down in Thailand. He’s now a teacher and a volunteer for the Ruamkatunyu Foundation, an organization that helps people deal with accidents, death and poverty. He spends B15,000 a month working for other people and running his mobile ambulance. You can help him helping the others by logging on to www.markokang.fabpage.com. Read More
March 2, 2014 | By Marko Cunningham | No Comments
Reporter and collaborator of Time Magazine, Mr Andrew Marshall, decided to devote an entire story to Marko and his relentless efforts to help people in the streets of Bangkok. Read More
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