Colin Rajah is the Coordinator of the International Migrant Rights Program at the National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (NNIRR). A native of, and political refugee from Malaysia, Rajah has been a community organizer and educator for 2 decades.

Colin is a Coordinating Committee member of the upcoming U.S. Social Forum being organized by a coalition of grassroots U.S. organizations working on global justice issues. He also coordinates all relationships with international migrant organizations especially with Geneva-based Migrants Rights International (MRI), a network of migrant rights organizations worldwide.

Colin is author of Malaysia's New Economic Policy: A Case-Study of Elite Economics and has published dozens of articles on working class youth of color, global solidarity education, community development, trade and globalization, as well as on Asia, Southeast Asia and Malaysia specifically.