Idea Jam for A Good Day
Ever wanted to meet a group of people to brainstorm activities to advocate for the cause you feel strongly about? Join us for an idea jam evening where you have the chance to test the activity out or even conduct the activity at this year's A Good Day.
🔴 10 April'19 (Wed)
🔵 7-9pm
⚪️ NVPC 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, 04-88
👉 Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VmTdBW
This event is hosted by A Good Space – where changemakers flourish as a community to imagine and create experiences that expand perspectives across diverse social issues.
Ever wanted to meet a group of people to brainstorm activities to advocate for the cause you feel strongly about? Join us for an idea jam evening where you have the chance to test the activity out or even conduct the activity at this year's A Good Day.
🔴 10 April'19 (Wed)
🔵 7-9pm
⚪️ NVPC 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, 04-88
👉 Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VmTdBW
This event is hosted by A Good Space – where changemakers flourish as a community to imagine and create experiences that expand perspectives across diverse social issues.
Art Jam for a Good Cause
Want to express yourself creatively but do it for a good cause? Come on down for Art Jam for a Good Cause!
🔴 17 April'19 (Wed)
🔵 3pm-5pm
⚪️ 20 Lengkok Bahru (opposite Red Hill MRT), S (159053)
💰This is a paid event. Tickets are going at $28 (includes art canvas unlimited art supplies, 1 drink (coffee / tea) 1 muffin, Social Space Tote Bag)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2Vkn0eB
Persons on the autism spectrum are strong visual learners, they can be brilliant at expressing themselves visually through art and illustrations. They can be fixated "experts" on specific topics such as dinosaurs, ships or trains. Or, they can be highly detailed in producing line art of architecture and patterns.
In this Social Space Cafe Hop, you will learn about how The Art Faculty empowers individuals with autism to lead meaningful and impactful lives. You will also get to create an artwork of your own.
Want to express yourself creatively but do it for a good cause? Come on down for Art Jam for a Good Cause!
🔴 17 April'19 (Wed)
🔵 3pm-5pm
⚪️ 20 Lengkok Bahru (opposite Red Hill MRT), S (159053)
💰This is a paid event. Tickets are going at $28 (includes art canvas unlimited art supplies, 1 drink (coffee / tea) 1 muffin, Social Space Tote Bag)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2Vkn0eB
Persons on the autism spectrum are strong visual learners, they can be brilliant at expressing themselves visually through art and illustrations. They can be fixated "experts" on specific topics such as dinosaurs, ships or trains. Or, they can be highly detailed in producing line art of architecture and patterns.
In this Social Space Cafe Hop, you will learn about how The Art Faculty empowers individuals with autism to lead meaningful and impactful lives. You will also get to create an artwork of your own.
Interfaith Unconference 2019
This year's Unconference is the eighth in the Diversity in Action Unconference series.
An Unconference is participant driven conference, where the agenda is set by those who attend. There will be an over-arching theme to set the context, and various breakout rooms to tackle the different conversations.
🔵 13 April 2019, Saturday
🔴 8.45am-4.30pm
⚪ Nanyang Girls’ High School
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2OYZIZw
This event is jointly organized by South East Community Development Council (SE CDC), Explorations into Faith (EiF) and Nanyang Girls' High School (NYGH).
This year's Unconference is the eighth in the Diversity in Action Unconference series.
An Unconference is participant driven conference, where the agenda is set by those who attend. There will be an over-arching theme to set the context, and various breakout rooms to tackle the different conversations.
🔵 13 April 2019, Saturday
🔴 8.45am-4.30pm
⚪ Nanyang Girls’ High School
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2OYZIZw
This event is jointly organized by South East Community Development Council (SE CDC), Explorations into Faith (EiF) and Nanyang Girls' High School (NYGH).
Being an Effective Youth Mentor
We often have an impression that we have to be of a certain age or stature to mentor someone. However, in recent times, we notice how younger people are placed in positions to guide those under them.
Join us as we explore how to utilise the mentoring framework to facilitate conversations and build rapport. This workshop will be delivered by Mr. Puden Tsang, Leadership Development Consultant at Halogen Foundation Singapore.
🔵 26 April 2019, Friday
🔴 4.30pm-6.30pm
⚪ Halogen Foundation Singapore, 336 Smith Street, New Bridge Centre, #07-303, S050336
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2YVPhdw
Founded in 2003, Halogen Foundation Singapore is a values-based not-for-profit Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity that believes every young person has innate potential to influence and lead, becoming positive change agents.
We often have an impression that we have to be of a certain age or stature to mentor someone. However, in recent times, we notice how younger people are placed in positions to guide those under them.
Join us as we explore how to utilise the mentoring framework to facilitate conversations and build rapport. This workshop will be delivered by Mr. Puden Tsang, Leadership Development Consultant at Halogen Foundation Singapore.
🔵 26 April 2019, Friday
🔴 4.30pm-6.30pm
⚪ Halogen Foundation Singapore, 336 Smith Street, New Bridge Centre, #07-303, S050336
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2YVPhdw
Founded in 2003, Halogen Foundation Singapore is a values-based not-for-profit Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity that believes every young person has innate potential to influence and lead, becoming positive change agents.
Eldercare in a time of migration
Today, many older Singaporeans belong to transnational families -- families whose members are living in two or more countries. At the same time, many migrants in Singapore have care obligations to their parents who live in their home countries. The ageing population and migration are two dominant factors that shape Singapore’s social fabric, and contribute to a global eldercare chain.
So how do migration and eldercare interact? What are the lived experiences for care workers, and for the family that gets left behind? And what is it like caring across borders?
To highlight the role of caregivers in transnational caregiving and to create greater understanding for elder care in general, AWARE will be holding a panel discussion on the global care chain. Join us, for a time of learning and sharing!
🔵 23 April 2019, Tuesday
🔴 7pm-9pm
⚪ AWARE Centre, 5 Dover Crescent, #01-22, S130005
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2DbHMWD
Today, many older Singaporeans belong to transnational families -- families whose members are living in two or more countries. At the same time, many migrants in Singapore have care obligations to their parents who live in their home countries. The ageing population and migration are two dominant factors that shape Singapore’s social fabric, and contribute to a global eldercare chain.
So how do migration and eldercare interact? What are the lived experiences for care workers, and for the family that gets left behind? And what is it like caring across borders?
To highlight the role of caregivers in transnational caregiving and to create greater understanding for elder care in general, AWARE will be holding a panel discussion on the global care chain. Join us, for a time of learning and sharing!
🔵 23 April 2019, Tuesday
🔴 7pm-9pm
⚪ AWARE Centre, 5 Dover Crescent, #01-22, S130005
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2DbHMWD
How can Data empower your organisation for social impact?
Want to learn about what it is to leverage the power of Data Analytics in all areas of your business, to achieve the ideal outcomes that really make a difference?
In conjunction with A Good Space, this event is open to social sector organisations, non-profits, social enterprises, VWOs, and all organisations working to achieve social impact in any manner.
There will be discussion on the potential of Data Analytics and how it can transform your business, complete with use of cases and relatable examples and a free data science strategy segment of the workshop.
🔵 17 April 2019, Wednesday
🔴 2pm-5pm
⚪ 6 Eu Tong Sem Street, #04-88, The Central, S059817
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2UfKAaR
This event is organized by Dathappy, who aim to make sure that Data Analytics is understood and accessible by all organisations and individuals.
Want to learn about what it is to leverage the power of Data Analytics in all areas of your business, to achieve the ideal outcomes that really make a difference?
In conjunction with A Good Space, this event is open to social sector organisations, non-profits, social enterprises, VWOs, and all organisations working to achieve social impact in any manner.
There will be discussion on the potential of Data Analytics and how it can transform your business, complete with use of cases and relatable examples and a free data science strategy segment of the workshop.
🔵 17 April 2019, Wednesday
🔴 2pm-5pm
⚪ 6 Eu Tong Sem Street, #04-88, The Central, S059817
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2UfKAaR
This event is organized by Dathappy, who aim to make sure that Data Analytics is understood and accessible by all organisations and individuals.
WCA Social Night + Jumble Sale
Looking for an opportunity to meet people outside of volunteering? This social gathering provides a platform for that, and to celebrate our amazing community and individual journeys. This event is open to both current and non-volunteers.
There will be games, food, and lots of opportunities to have great conversations with people!
There will also be a ‘Jumble Sale' area as well - items start from $1 and up - books, toys, stationery, home goods, bath and beauty - and all proceeds support our work in the community.
🔵 26 April 2019, Friday
🔴 7pm-11pm
⚪ 315 Outram Road, #08-06A, Tan Boon Liat Building, S169074
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2VCX0va
This event is hosted by Blessings in a Bag and Beyond Awesome.
Looking for an opportunity to meet people outside of volunteering? This social gathering provides a platform for that, and to celebrate our amazing community and individual journeys. This event is open to both current and non-volunteers.
There will be games, food, and lots of opportunities to have great conversations with people!
There will also be a ‘Jumble Sale' area as well - items start from $1 and up - books, toys, stationery, home goods, bath and beauty - and all proceeds support our work in the community.
🔵 26 April 2019, Friday
🔴 7pm-11pm
⚪ 315 Outram Road, #08-06A, Tan Boon Liat Building, S169074
Sign up here 👉🏻: http://bit.ly/2VCX0va
This event is hosted by Blessings in a Bag and Beyond Awesome.
Talk: Why Conservation Matters (even if animals dont matter to you)
Modern medicine has been with us roughly one hundred years, but evolution has been at work since life began 3.5 billion years ago. Every time we lose a species, we lose something that may affect or potentially benefit us. Even if animals and wild spaces don’t appeal to you, their preservation absolutely should.
This talk is organised by Nature Society (Singapore) and A2A Safaris.
🔴 24 April (Thur)
🔵 730-830pm
⚪️ Gallery Room, Level 6, Sky Park, Singapore Sustainability Academy, City Square Mall (180 Kitchener Road, S 208539)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UY0j2W
Modern medicine has been with us roughly one hundred years, but evolution has been at work since life began 3.5 billion years ago. Every time we lose a species, we lose something that may affect or potentially benefit us. Even if animals and wild spaces don’t appeal to you, their preservation absolutely should.
This talk is organised by Nature Society (Singapore) and A2A Safaris.
🔴 24 April (Thur)
🔵 730-830pm
⚪️ Gallery Room, Level 6, Sky Park, Singapore Sustainability Academy, City Square Mall (180 Kitchener Road, S 208539)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UY0j2W
The Future on Our Sleeves: Exploring Sustainable Fashion
Want to be part of sustainable fashion? Or simply want to swap out your wardrobe for a new one? Join us for a panel discussions with a panel of experts from H&M, The Fashion Pulpit, Fashion Revolution SG, and Matter.
There will be a clothing swap on the day, so bring your pre-loved clothes and join in the fun.
Do remember to bring your own cups or tumblers as free drinks will be served to those with their own.
🔴 22 April (Mon)
🔵 7-930pm
⚪️ WeWork (8 Cross Street, S 048424)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2V0pMZB
Panelists for the evening:
Xin Yi (Sustainability Manager, H&M Southeast Asia)
Devonne Niam ( E-Commerce Manager MATTER Prints)
Laura Francois (Country Coordinator Fashion Revolution)
Raye Padit (Founder, The Fashion Pulpit)
Want to be part of sustainable fashion? Or simply want to swap out your wardrobe for a new one? Join us for a panel discussions with a panel of experts from H&M, The Fashion Pulpit, Fashion Revolution SG, and Matter.
There will be a clothing swap on the day, so bring your pre-loved clothes and join in the fun.
Do remember to bring your own cups or tumblers as free drinks will be served to those with their own.
🔴 22 April (Mon)
🔵 7-930pm
⚪️ WeWork (8 Cross Street, S 048424)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2V0pMZB
Panelists for the evening:
Xin Yi (Sustainability Manager, H&M Southeast Asia)
Devonne Niam ( E-Commerce Manager MATTER Prints)
Laura Francois (Country Coordinator Fashion Revolution)
Raye Padit (Founder, The Fashion Pulpit)
[Breakthrough] Putting Social and Enterprise Together
How do you combine social impact and profit?
3 Social Enterprises made it work! Come on down and hear from the founders of Hush Teabar, hello flowers! and Foreword Coffee directly and converse with them as they share their tips, advice and secrets on starting up a social enterprise in Singapore.
🔴 18 April (Thurs)
🔵 7-8pm
⚪️ Central Public Library, Programme Zone, S(188064)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UZp6ne
Breakthrough is a series of talks on entrepreneurship and innovation to inform aspiring entrepreneurs in their own business journey by giving them the opportunity to converse with founders of established businesses.
How do you combine social impact and profit?
3 Social Enterprises made it work! Come on down and hear from the founders of Hush Teabar, hello flowers! and Foreword Coffee directly and converse with them as they share their tips, advice and secrets on starting up a social enterprise in Singapore.
🔴 18 April (Thurs)
🔵 7-8pm
⚪️ Central Public Library, Programme Zone, S(188064)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UZp6ne
Breakthrough is a series of talks on entrepreneurship and innovation to inform aspiring entrepreneurs in their own business journey by giving them the opportunity to converse with founders of established businesses.
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Telling Difference: Self-Care and DIY Videography
Are you concerned about issues like social inequality, disability access, or mental health and wellbeing? Perhaps, you are impacted by these issues yourself? Do you wish to express your own experience of these issues?
Join us for a workshop series to explore strategies of self-care and build solidarity with one another. There will be a basic DIY videography session to help you produce a short video to highlight the issues from your own perspective
Session 1 (27 April): Find your perspective and basics of videography.
Session 2 (11 May): Review of footage and rough cuts.
Session 3 (25 May): Showcase your finished video. Invite your family and friends for discussion and reflection.
🔴 27 April (Sat)
🔵 2-4pm
⚪️ 6 Eu Tong Sen St, S 059817
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VSR3KN
SKFL: Skillful Means is a consultancy for life learning.
Are you concerned about issues like social inequality, disability access, or mental health and wellbeing? Perhaps, you are impacted by these issues yourself? Do you wish to express your own experience of these issues?
Join us for a workshop series to explore strategies of self-care and build solidarity with one another. There will be a basic DIY videography session to help you produce a short video to highlight the issues from your own perspective
Session 1 (27 April): Find your perspective and basics of videography.
Session 2 (11 May): Review of footage and rough cuts.
Session 3 (25 May): Showcase your finished video. Invite your family and friends for discussion and reflection.
🔴 27 April (Sat)
🔵 2-4pm
⚪️ 6 Eu Tong Sen St, S 059817
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VSR3KN
SKFL: Skillful Means is a consultancy for life learning.
Self-Development Sunday Lunchtime Series - Self-Mastery 101
Always wanted to learn how you could take care of your mind and soul?
Come on down for a lunch series hosted by Yen-Lu Chow who is the co-founder - Asia Institute of Mentoring Ltd, co-founder & Executive Chairman - WholeTree Foundation/ Over-The-Rainbow, co-founder & Chairman - Singapore Creations ETC., Managing Partner - WholeTree Ventures, a founding partner at Fatfish MediaLab, founding executive mentor - Young Sustainable Impact, Southeast Asia. He is the founder of the Deep Human Movement.
The lunch series is also co-hosted by Druggists, a F&B company who will be providing light refreshments🧁 at the lunch series.
🔴 28 April (Sun)
🔵 12-2pm
⚪️ Druggists restaurant (119 Tyrwhitt Rd, S 207547)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VTvsSv
Always wanted to learn how you could take care of your mind and soul?
Come on down for a lunch series hosted by Yen-Lu Chow who is the co-founder - Asia Institute of Mentoring Ltd, co-founder & Executive Chairman - WholeTree Foundation/ Over-The-Rainbow, co-founder & Chairman - Singapore Creations ETC., Managing Partner - WholeTree Ventures, a founding partner at Fatfish MediaLab, founding executive mentor - Young Sustainable Impact, Southeast Asia. He is the founder of the Deep Human Movement.
The lunch series is also co-hosted by Druggists, a F&B company who will be providing light refreshments🧁 at the lunch series.
🔴 28 April (Sun)
🔵 12-2pm
⚪️ Druggists restaurant (119 Tyrwhitt Rd, S 207547)
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2VTvsSv
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Code in the Community
Know someone aged 8-15 who is interested in coding? Code in the Community is here to help bridge the digital literacy gap through free coding classes (a 16 hour, 10 weekend curriculum) for under-privileged that cultivate curiosity, inventiveness & resourcefulness!
The course will be held across Singapore at Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Bukit Panjang, Jurong, Pasir Ris, Tiong Bahru, Yishun to Woodlands from 4 May onwards
🔴 4 May (Sat)
⚪️ Respective parts of SG
🏷If you'd like to introduce this programme to youths you work with, get them to sign up here: http://bit.ly/2ZpSpPo
Code in the Community is a Google-sponsored initiative to bring free coding classes to 3,000 young Singaporeans from less well-to-do backgrounds.
Code in the Community
Know someone aged 8-15 who is interested in coding? Code in the Community is here to help bridge the digital literacy gap through free coding classes (a 16 hour, 10 weekend curriculum) for under-privileged that cultivate curiosity, inventiveness & resourcefulness!
The course will be held across Singapore at Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Bukit Panjang, Jurong, Pasir Ris, Tiong Bahru, Yishun to Woodlands from 4 May onwards
🔴 4 May (Sat)
⚪️ Respective parts of SG
🏷If you'd like to introduce this programme to youths you work with, get them to sign up here: http://bit.ly/2ZpSpPo
Code in the Community is a Google-sponsored initiative to bring free coding classes to 3,000 young Singaporeans from less well-to-do backgrounds.
Join us for an evening to learn more about the happenings in the eco world, and how each of us can play a part in informing and inspiring each other in this shared community !🌏🌿
🛍 Marketplace: Meet creative individuals who have a passion for hand-crafting and design, and a love for Mother Nature!
🖥 A panel discussion about sustainability that involves dignity, compassion, and responsibility.
🎨 Workshops where you can create some eco products by yourself
🎟 Admission
Hive members: Free
Non-members: $5
(1 drink included)
🔴 Thursday, 9th May 2019
🔵 5:30PM - 9:00PM
⚪️ The Hive Carpenter, 36 Carpenter Street
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UTTtML
🛍 Marketplace: Meet creative individuals who have a passion for hand-crafting and design, and a love for Mother Nature!
🖥 A panel discussion about sustainability that involves dignity, compassion, and responsibility.
🎨 Workshops where you can create some eco products by yourself
🎟 Admission
Hive members: Free
Non-members: $5
(1 drink included)
🔴 Thursday, 9th May 2019
🔵 5:30PM - 9:00PM
⚪️ The Hive Carpenter, 36 Carpenter Street
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2UTTtML
Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Programme Symposium 2019
Join us at our annual symposium for an afternoon of sharing and dialogue on social and community challenges in Singapore with our student fellows and Guest-of-Honour Minister Josephine Teo!
The symposium is open to public.
🔴 Friday, 10 May 2019
🔵 2:30pm to 5pm
⚪️ Auditorium 1, Town Plaza, NUS University Town
👉Sign up at: https://nus.edu/2KYDQij
For any enquiries, kindly contact ctpclc@nus.edu.sg.
For more information about the event, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/324587708198186/
The Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Centre aims to nurture Singapore’s next generation of community leaders through intellectual and hands-on engagement with social problems and community challenges in Singapore.
Join us at our annual symposium for an afternoon of sharing and dialogue on social and community challenges in Singapore with our student fellows and Guest-of-Honour Minister Josephine Teo!
The symposium is open to public.
🔴 Friday, 10 May 2019
🔵 2:30pm to 5pm
⚪️ Auditorium 1, Town Plaza, NUS University Town
👉Sign up at: https://nus.edu/2KYDQij
For any enquiries, kindly contact ctpclc@nus.edu.sg.
For more information about the event, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/324587708198186/
The Chua Thian Poh Community Leadership Centre aims to nurture Singapore’s next generation of community leaders through intellectual and hands-on engagement with social problems and community challenges in Singapore.
👂🏻 Sign Language 101: An Introduction Into The World Of The Deaf
Want to learn some basic sign language? Come join us for an introductory workshop to learn more about the deaf community in Singapore!
This 3 hours' sharing session will be facilitated by a deaf person, who has at least 10 years of experience using sign language and is involved in the Deaf community.
💵: S$15.00 per pax
🔴 Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at 7 PM – 10 PM
OR
🔵 Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
⚪️ Disabled People's Association Singapore
1 Jurong West Central 2, #04-01 Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Singapore 648886
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2DFbPXh
ExtraOrdinary Horizons is a social enterprise which seeks to increase awareness and knowledge about the Deaf community. This is promoted through sign language courses, workshops, interpretation/translation services and performances. Revenue collected is used to sustain the enterprise and fund the employment of the Deaf community.
Want to learn some basic sign language? Come join us for an introductory workshop to learn more about the deaf community in Singapore!
This 3 hours' sharing session will be facilitated by a deaf person, who has at least 10 years of experience using sign language and is involved in the Deaf community.
💵: S$15.00 per pax
🔴 Wednesday, May 8, 2019 at 7 PM – 10 PM
OR
🔵 Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 2 PM – 5 PM
⚪️ Disabled People's Association Singapore
1 Jurong West Central 2, #04-01 Jurong Point Shopping Centre, Singapore 648886
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2DFbPXh
ExtraOrdinary Horizons is a social enterprise which seeks to increase awareness and knowledge about the Deaf community. This is promoted through sign language courses, workshops, interpretation/translation services and performances. Revenue collected is used to sustain the enterprise and fund the employment of the Deaf community.
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Please read the following terms and conditions carefully.
1. REGISTRATION
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In this last Change Circle migrant workers edition, Dr. Tan Lai Yong will be sharing on:
📌Finding the inner purpose to serve hidden communities
📌Listening to the ground & serving according to their needs
📌Translating vision into action
🔴 Thursday, 2 May 2019
🔵 7pm - 9.30pm
⚪️ ITE College Central, Youth Space (Block K, Level 4)
Light refreshments will be provided. Please bring your own cutlery and cups for use - sponge and detergent provided FOC!
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2PxFjLh
Majulah Community is a youth social services organization which believes that every youth deserves a platform to make a positive difference in the world.
Dr Tan, together with his wife and children, spent 15 years in Yunnan, China, providing medical service to remote village communities. Today, he is the Director for Outreach and Community Engagement at the NUS College of Alice and Peter Tan. Dr Tan continues to pursue an active life of service on the ground, working to serve the needs of various communities.
📌Finding the inner purpose to serve hidden communities
📌Listening to the ground & serving according to their needs
📌Translating vision into action
🔴 Thursday, 2 May 2019
🔵 7pm - 9.30pm
⚪️ ITE College Central, Youth Space (Block K, Level 4)
Light refreshments will be provided. Please bring your own cutlery and cups for use - sponge and detergent provided FOC!
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2PxFjLh
Majulah Community is a youth social services organization which believes that every youth deserves a platform to make a positive difference in the world.
Dr Tan, together with his wife and children, spent 15 years in Yunnan, China, providing medical service to remote village communities. Today, he is the Director for Outreach and Community Engagement at the NUS College of Alice and Peter Tan. Dr Tan continues to pursue an active life of service on the ground, working to serve the needs of various communities.
We live in times where the rise of religious fundamentalism and militarism has skewed the foundations of religion, misrepresented its fundamental objectives, and misapplied its considerable powers over the masses of humanity.
Drawing from various spiritual traditions, this talk seeks to offer a simple and accessible “unity” model for peaceful existence.
🔴 Tues, 7 May 2019
🔵 7:15 PM - 8:30 PM
⚪️ Harmony in Diversity Gallery, MND Building Annexe B
7 Maxwell Road, #04-05/06, Singapore 0691117
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2vpq2TE
The Inter-Religious Organisation, Singapore was founded in 1949 with the aims of promoting peace and religious harmony in Singapore.
Dr. Phyllis G. L. Chew is a well-published international researcher on comparative religion. She is past President of, the Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE), University Women Association of Singapore (UWAS), and the English Language Teachers Association (ELLTAS).
Drawing from various spiritual traditions, this talk seeks to offer a simple and accessible “unity” model for peaceful existence.
🔴 Tues, 7 May 2019
🔵 7:15 PM - 8:30 PM
⚪️ Harmony in Diversity Gallery, MND Building Annexe B
7 Maxwell Road, #04-05/06, Singapore 0691117
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2vpq2TE
The Inter-Religious Organisation, Singapore was founded in 1949 with the aims of promoting peace and religious harmony in Singapore.
Dr. Phyllis G. L. Chew is a well-published international researcher on comparative religion. She is past President of, the Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE), University Women Association of Singapore (UWAS), and the English Language Teachers Association (ELLTAS).
[💡OPEN LOBANG]
Facilitators play a huge role in catalysing learning experiences. With the right skills, you can learn how to harness the power of your stories and experiences to positively influence another. Learn how to be an effective facilitator and join our Halogen Foundation community to unleash the potential of youth!
🎓Graduate with a Halogen Foundation certification upon passing the recruitment milestones
🤝Be included in Halogen+ Training community and be deployed for our training projects
REQUIREMENTS
📌All applicants have to be 18 years old and above.
📌Complete your MOE IRS Registration
👉 To sign-up and for more information, visit: http://bit.ly/2GxUqAe
Founded in 2003, Halogen Foundation Singapore is a values-based not-for-profit Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity that believes every young person has innate potential to influence and lead, becoming positive change agents.
Facilitators play a huge role in catalysing learning experiences. With the right skills, you can learn how to harness the power of your stories and experiences to positively influence another. Learn how to be an effective facilitator and join our Halogen Foundation community to unleash the potential of youth!
🎓Graduate with a Halogen Foundation certification upon passing the recruitment milestones
🤝Be included in Halogen+ Training community and be deployed for our training projects
REQUIREMENTS
📌All applicants have to be 18 years old and above.
📌Complete your MOE IRS Registration
👉 To sign-up and for more information, visit: http://bit.ly/2GxUqAe
Founded in 2003, Halogen Foundation Singapore is a values-based not-for-profit Institution of a Public Character (IPC) charity that believes every young person has innate potential to influence and lead, becoming positive change agents.
Are you curious about environmental or urban planning policies and policy making?
Come join us at the Urban Redevelopment Authority Draft Master Plan Exhibition!
During an engaging game session, you will role play as ministers to redevelop land. After the game, join us for a casual & thoughtful discussion on some of the policies proposed. You can also tour the Singapore City Gallery and find out more about what the government has in store for Singapore’s landscape!
Lunch & tea breaks are provided.
🔴 Saturday, 11 May 2019
🔵 10am - 4pm
⚪️ Singapore City Gallery at The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069118
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2GLVkZQ
Accommodate is an education initiative which uses role-play and simulation to raise awareness about land-redevelopment issues in Singapore. For more information about the work they do, visit: https://accommodatesg.com
Come join us at the Urban Redevelopment Authority Draft Master Plan Exhibition!
During an engaging game session, you will role play as ministers to redevelop land. After the game, join us for a casual & thoughtful discussion on some of the policies proposed. You can also tour the Singapore City Gallery and find out more about what the government has in store for Singapore’s landscape!
Lunch & tea breaks are provided.
🔴 Saturday, 11 May 2019
🔵 10am - 4pm
⚪️ Singapore City Gallery at The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069118
👉Sign up at: http://bit.ly/2GLVkZQ
Accommodate is an education initiative which uses role-play and simulation to raise awareness about land-redevelopment issues in Singapore. For more information about the work they do, visit: https://accommodatesg.com