Our Projects
Inspiring Change Through Creativity, Diversity, and Education
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Creative Content Production
We are developing drama‑based entertainment projects in partnership with the Education for Development Foundation (EDF, Thailand). Our productions merge narrative storytelling with advocacy, aiming to raise social awareness and promote inclusion.
Inclusive Fashion Shows
We host fashion events worldwide that highlight diversity and self‑expression. These shows spotlight LGBTQ+ designers and models, offering dynamic platforms for visibility, empowerment, and cultural exchange.
Learning Across Borders, Embracing Diversity
Our approach goes beyond traditional classrooms—by turning drama production itself into a learning platform. Both the filming process and the completed works serve as educational resources, offering participants insight into storytelling, teamwork, and cultural exchange.
Current Projects
Dramatized Project, "Parasite Man" (Tentative title)
Dramatized Project, "Parasite Man" (Tentative title)
An EDF NPO Project Bridging LGBTQ Advocacy and Education
In Thailand, over 3.5 million students face financial barriers to education each year. At the same time, LGBTQ+ individuals in cross‑national relationships continue to encounter legal and social obstacles that limit their freedom to live and love openly.
These realities reveal how inequality—whether economic or social—can restrict opportunity and human potential.
Parasite Man approaches these issues from a new angle: through storytelling.
By weaving together the journey of Somchai, a scholarship recipient from northern Thailand, and Anzai, a Japanese individual navigating identity across borders, the project transforms statistics into empathy and awareness.
Through creative collaboration with the Education for Development Foundation (EDF, Thailand), this drama seeks to inspire dialogue, expand educational access, and promote inclusion beyond conventional advocacy.
LGBTQ Fashion Show
LGBTQ Fashion Show
World Influential Corporation is presenting an inclusive fashion show that highlights diversity, creativity, and self‑expression. By featuring LGBTQ+ designers and models, the event creates a dynamic stage for visibility and empowerment. More than a fashion showcase, it serves as a catalyst for dialogue, acceptance, and cultural connection—strengthening the global LGBTQ+ community and advancing cross‑cultural understanding in partnership with local NPOs.
Globally, LGBTQ+ designers and models are increasingly shaping fashion:
Less than 5% of visible roles in fashion advertising are LGBTQ+ individuals.
Transgender models appeared in only 0.9% of major brand campaigns.
Inclusive fashion events are growing worldwide, with international NPOs and communities collaborating to host them.
At the entry level of the fashion industry, non‑binary and transgender professionals already account for 32%, showing a powerful shift in representation.
This Fashion Show builds on that momentum, bringing together local and international talent to strengthen visibility and cross‑cultural dialogue.
Sources & Further Reading
Sources & Further Reading
Thailand National Statistical Office, Statistical Yearbook Thailand 2025 — Students with Inferior Opportunity in Schools, Academic Year 2024.
European Commission, LGBTI people and their families in cross-border situations.
Gitnut, LGBTQ+ visibility in fashion advertising (2022)
ILGA World, ILGA World launches its 2025 annual report.
zipdo, Diversity Equity And Inclusion In The Fashion Industry Statistics.
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