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 βunityβ model for peaceful existence.
π΄ Tues, 7 May 2019
π΅ 7:15 PM - 8:30 PM
βͺοΈ Harmony in Diversity Gallery, MND Building Annexe B
7 Maxwell Road, #04-05/06, Singapore 0691117
πSign 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 βunityβ model for peaceful existence.
π΄ Tues, 7 May 2019
π΅ 7:15 PM - 8:30 PM
βͺοΈ Harmony in Diversity Gallery, MND Building Annexe B
7 Maxwell Road, #04-05/06, Singapore 0691117
πSign 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).
[π‘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!
πGraduate with a Halogen Foundation certification upon passing the recruitment milestones
π€Be included in Halogen+ Training community and be deployed for our training projects
REQUIREMENTS
πAll applicants have to be 18 years old and above.
πComplete your MOE IRS Registration
π 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!
πGraduate with a Halogen Foundation certification upon passing the recruitment milestones
π€Be included in Halogen+ Training community and be deployed for our training projects
REQUIREMENTS
πAll applicants have to be 18 years old and above.
πComplete your MOE IRS Registration
π 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 Singaporeβs landscape!
Lunch & tea breaks are provided.
π΄ Saturday, 11 May 2019
π΅ 10am - 4pm
βͺοΈ Singapore City Gallery at The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069118
πSign 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 Singaporeβs landscape!
Lunch & tea breaks are provided.
π΄ Saturday, 11 May 2019
π΅ 10am - 4pm
βͺοΈ Singapore City Gallery at The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069118
πSign 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
Stress has the ability to rob us of our happiness. Mindfulness, a mind-body approach, trains our minds to be aware of the stressors.
Join us to learn how mindfulness can help to be more present, enhance your physical health and emotional wellness through an interactive and hands-on practical session!
π΄Saturday, 11 May 2019
π΅10am to 12pm
βͺοΈTaman Jurong Community Club
Speaker: Mr Eric Lim | Mindfulness Psychologist at Brahm Centre
π Sign-up here: http://bit.ly/2XSrr0X
Brahm Centre promotes healthier and happier living through science-based mindfulness programs to reduce stress and enhance well-being. For more information about the work they do, visit: http://brahmcentre.com/
Mr Eric Lim holds a B.Soc.Sci. (Hons.) degree in psychology from NUS and is a qualified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction trainer (Centre For Mindfulness University of Massachusetts Medical School). For more information, visit: http://brahmcentre.com/our-trainers/
Join us to learn how mindfulness can help to be more present, enhance your physical health and emotional wellness through an interactive and hands-on practical session!
π΄Saturday, 11 May 2019
π΅10am to 12pm
βͺοΈTaman Jurong Community Club
Speaker: Mr Eric Lim | Mindfulness Psychologist at Brahm Centre
π Sign-up here: http://bit.ly/2XSrr0X
Brahm Centre promotes healthier and happier living through science-based mindfulness programs to reduce stress and enhance well-being. For more information about the work they do, visit: http://brahmcentre.com/
Mr Eric Lim holds a B.Soc.Sci. (Hons.) degree in psychology from NUS and is a qualified Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction trainer (Centre For Mindfulness University of Massachusetts Medical School). For more information, visit: http://brahmcentre.com/our-trainers/
Fill in the blank. No More Free Space? We _______
Like in a primary school worksheet, architects and designers were asked to perform this exercise when conceptualisation of the Singapore Pavilion started in 2018.
Selected projects consist of a diversity of innovative architectural designs in Singapore.
By curating them into three broad themes (Free Elements, Free Mind and Free Play), we hope to further discuss - what is truly free in our social, cultural and environmental context?
π΄ Fri 17 May 2019
π΅ 3pm - 8pm
βͺοΈ National Design Centre, 111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969
π For more information and to sign-up, visit: http://bit.ly/2UPucOG
RSVP by 13 May 2019
"No More Free Space?" is a celebration of how architects, urban planners and place makers have creatively found ways to create delightful free spaces while turning constraints into opportunities within a rapidly urbanising context.
Like in a primary school worksheet, architects and designers were asked to perform this exercise when conceptualisation of the Singapore Pavilion started in 2018.
Selected projects consist of a diversity of innovative architectural designs in Singapore.
By curating them into three broad themes (Free Elements, Free Mind and Free Play), we hope to further discuss - what is truly free in our social, cultural and environmental context?
π΄ Fri 17 May 2019
π΅ 3pm - 8pm
βͺοΈ National Design Centre, 111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969
π For more information and to sign-up, visit: http://bit.ly/2UPucOG
RSVP by 13 May 2019
"No More Free Space?" is a celebration of how architects, urban planners and place makers have creatively found ways to create delightful free spaces while turning constraints into opportunities within a rapidly urbanising context.
Our Singapore Soul : What makes us Singaporeans and our Emerging stories and Possibilities
Come Experience, Explore and Express what Singapore means to you through Social Presencing Theatre. Participants will first move to embody the current realities that they experience in Singapore, and then move to shape the Singapore we hope for in the future.
The principles are based on the system thinking approach, Theory U, which is a change management method designed by MIT professor, Otto Scharmer.
Create the change you want to see. Join like-minded Singapore residents to lead small impactful change initiatives! Our aim is to establish prototype initiatives that we can work on in 2019.
π΄ Sat 4 May 2019
π΅ 3pm - 7pm
βͺοΈ NVPC, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, 04-88, Singapore 059817
πSign Up Now: bit.ly/2ZM9V0g
As part of a global collective effort to create systemic change, a group of Singaporeans has come together to facilitate this event. More info at: https://www.presencing.org/u-lab-s
Come Experience, Explore and Express what Singapore means to you through Social Presencing Theatre. Participants will first move to embody the current realities that they experience in Singapore, and then move to shape the Singapore we hope for in the future.
The principles are based on the system thinking approach, Theory U, which is a change management method designed by MIT professor, Otto Scharmer.
Create the change you want to see. Join like-minded Singapore residents to lead small impactful change initiatives! Our aim is to establish prototype initiatives that we can work on in 2019.
π΄ Sat 4 May 2019
π΅ 3pm - 7pm
βͺοΈ NVPC, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, 04-88, Singapore 059817
πSign Up Now: bit.ly/2ZM9V0g
As part of a global collective effort to create systemic change, a group of Singaporeans has come together to facilitate this event. More info at: https://www.presencing.org/u-lab-s
Join the upcoming Digital Arts For All (DAFA) workshop conducted by deaf artist Isaac Liang! (Interpreter will be present during the session)
Run by social enterprise Make The Change, DAFA aims to expose participants, including seniors and people with disabilities, to technology. DAFA believes in the importance of inclusiveness in the digital space and seeks to use digital arts to empower, give back and showcase.
Attendees can learn basic design principles and have a go at creating their first digital artwork using the Procreate App. You will also learn media literacy skills along the way!
π΄ Fri, 10 May 2019
π΅ 6pm-9pm
βͺοΈ Riverside Point, #03-22, 30 Merchant Road, Singapore 058282
π Ticket: $10 **Digital canvas tools like the Procreate App, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil will be provided for the workshop.
πSign-up here: http://bit.ly/2vJ5YvH
Make The Change is a social enterprise that advocates design for good by creative services, community development and corporate impact. They seek to engage the creative community to volunteer their time and expertise in social projects. For more information on the work they do, visit: https://www.makethechange.sg/
Isaac is a deaf illustrator based in Singapore. For six years, Isaac has illustrated for the likes of Chanel, CHIJMES, DBS, and National Heritage Board.
Run by social enterprise Make The Change, DAFA aims to expose participants, including seniors and people with disabilities, to technology. DAFA believes in the importance of inclusiveness in the digital space and seeks to use digital arts to empower, give back and showcase.
Attendees can learn basic design principles and have a go at creating their first digital artwork using the Procreate App. You will also learn media literacy skills along the way!
π΄ Fri, 10 May 2019
π΅ 6pm-9pm
βͺοΈ Riverside Point, #03-22, 30 Merchant Road, Singapore 058282
π Ticket: $10 **Digital canvas tools like the Procreate App, iPad Pro, and Apple Pencil will be provided for the workshop.
πSign-up here: http://bit.ly/2vJ5YvH
Make The Change is a social enterprise that advocates design for good by creative services, community development and corporate impact. They seek to engage the creative community to volunteer their time and expertise in social projects. For more information on the work they do, visit: https://www.makethechange.sg/
Isaac is a deaf illustrator based in Singapore. For six years, Isaac has illustrated for the likes of Chanel, CHIJMES, DBS, and National Heritage Board.
Whether you are interested in sustainable living, love fresh produce that you can purchase directly from farmers and producers, an urban farming enthusiast, a health-conscious foodie or just looking to support local brands β Sprout is definitely an event not to be missed!
Come join us at Sprout, Singapore's Largest Farm-to-People Festival, where we bring growers, food producers and the community together, celebrating local agriculture, urban farming, artisans and good honest food.
You can also sign up for exclusive cooking masterclasses taught by Michelin-star chefs or hands-on workshops to learn all about all about edible plants and microgreens!
π΄ Sat 11 - Sun 12 May 2019
π΅ 10am - 8pm (Free Admission)
βͺοΈ Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 403
πFor the event programme and to sign up for various workshops: http://bit.ly/2vBktBq
Come join us at Sprout, Singapore's Largest Farm-to-People Festival, where we bring growers, food producers and the community together, celebrating local agriculture, urban farming, artisans and good honest food.
You can also sign up for exclusive cooking masterclasses taught by Michelin-star chefs or hands-on workshops to learn all about all about edible plants and microgreens!
π΄ Sat 11 - Sun 12 May 2019
π΅ 10am - 8pm (Free Admission)
βͺοΈ Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 403
πFor the event programme and to sign up for various workshops: http://bit.ly/2vBktBq
Privilege & Response-Ability
This deep-dive session will experiment with mindfulness exercises, small group sharing, deep listening, journalling, and reflection to unpack the conditions and effects of social privilege.
π΄ Sat 18 May 2019
π΅ 2pm-4pm
βͺοΈ NVPC, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street #04-88 The Central Singapore 059817
Sign-up here π: http://bit.ly/2UUkNFz
SKFL: Skillful Means is a consultancy which provides training on mindfulness, communication skills, and self-care to help individuals and organisations cultivate personal development, social responsibility, and cultural intelligence. For more information on Dr Edwin Ng and SKFL: Skillful Means, visit: https://skflmeans.com/
This deep-dive session will experiment with mindfulness exercises, small group sharing, deep listening, journalling, and reflection to unpack the conditions and effects of social privilege.
π΄ Sat 18 May 2019
π΅ 2pm-4pm
βͺοΈ NVPC, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street #04-88 The Central Singapore 059817
Sign-up here π: http://bit.ly/2UUkNFz
SKFL: Skillful Means is a consultancy which provides training on mindfulness, communication skills, and self-care to help individuals and organisations cultivate personal development, social responsibility, and cultural intelligence. For more information on Dr Edwin Ng and SKFL: Skillful Means, visit: https://skflmeans.com/
[ π OPEN LOBANG]
We're GIVING AWAY 2 SPOTS for this upcoming Masterclass, worth $2,000 (kindly sponsored by raiSE)!
The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story | 3-Day MasterClass
π©βπ» Successful social entrepreneurs know that great ideas and passion alone are not enough to create impact.
π¬ Learn how to build and use Storytelling to plan, lead and engage with customers in a sales conversation.
π©βπ¦In this DO-TO-LEARN intensive and fun program, you are individually coached through SIX (6) customised exercises to practise the power of Story (Build, Tell and Listen) as used in your future business' sales conversation scenarios.
More details here: bit.ly/2PO6YrB
π΅ 14 May - 16 May 2019
π΄ 830am - 530pm
βͺ Social Collider, 69 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Level 3, S139961
Simply answer 3 questions and tell us why you should be awarded this exclusive opportunity*!
π bit.ly/OPENLOBANG1
*Selected participants will be notified by 9 May.
We're GIVING AWAY 2 SPOTS for this upcoming Masterclass, worth $2,000 (kindly sponsored by raiSE)!
The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story | 3-Day MasterClass
π©βπ» Successful social entrepreneurs know that great ideas and passion alone are not enough to create impact.
π¬ Learn how to build and use Storytelling to plan, lead and engage with customers in a sales conversation.
π©βπ¦In this DO-TO-LEARN intensive and fun program, you are individually coached through SIX (6) customised exercises to practise the power of Story (Build, Tell and Listen) as used in your future business' sales conversation scenarios.
More details here: bit.ly/2PO6YrB
π΅ 14 May - 16 May 2019
π΄ 830am - 530pm
βͺ Social Collider, 69 Ayer Rajah Crescent, Level 3, S139961
Simply answer 3 questions and tell us why you should be awarded this exclusive opportunity*!
π bit.ly/OPENLOBANG1
*Selected participants will be notified by 9 May.
Factory (Super)Women: Film Screening and Q&A with Director Pang Wei Han
Ever wondered how women played a significant role in developing our nation? Come on down and join us a for movie screening about the factory women who paved the way towards Singaporeβs economic success. It sheds new light on a forgotten, female piece in the jigsaw puzzle of our nation's history.
After the movie there will be a short discussion with Director Pang Wei Han and his mother, Madam Voo about the documentary.
π΅ 9 May 2019, Thurs
π΄ 7-830pm
βͺ AWARE Centre, 5 Dover Crescent, #01-22, S(130005)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2YcHaZ3
Factory (Super)Women came about as part of The Future of Our Pasts Festival, a Yale-NUS arts and media programme showcasing stories from Singapore history. In full, Factory (Super)Women comprises both the documentary film and an exhibition; only the film will be presented on 9 May.
π½Refreshments will be provided
Ever wondered how women played a significant role in developing our nation? Come on down and join us a for movie screening about the factory women who paved the way towards Singaporeβs economic success. It sheds new light on a forgotten, female piece in the jigsaw puzzle of our nation's history.
After the movie there will be a short discussion with Director Pang Wei Han and his mother, Madam Voo about the documentary.
π΅ 9 May 2019, Thurs
π΄ 7-830pm
βͺ AWARE Centre, 5 Dover Crescent, #01-22, S(130005)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2YcHaZ3
Factory (Super)Women came about as part of The Future of Our Pasts Festival, a Yale-NUS arts and media programme showcasing stories from Singapore history. In full, Factory (Super)Women comprises both the documentary film and an exhibition; only the film will be presented on 9 May.
π½Refreshments will be provided
Hope in Action: Bridging Society's Deepest Divide
Ranked as one of the most successful nations, it is not race, religion or gender that divides us. Instead it's Class that divides us.
Join us for an evening for Hope for Action to hear stories and reflections from experts and volunteers invested in the Jalan Kukoh communityβand to better understand the practical ways we can all contribute to bridging societyβs deepest divide.
π΅ 11 May 2019, Sat
π΄ 7-9pm
βͺ Level 3 Auditorium, Oriental Plaza, 291 New Bridge Rd
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2Y8Latw
Jalan Kukoh is a neighbourhood of rental flats on the other side of a major highway and river from premium condominiums and glittering hotels.
Ranked as one of the most successful nations, it is not race, religion or gender that divides us. Instead it's Class that divides us.
Join us for an evening for Hope for Action to hear stories and reflections from experts and volunteers invested in the Jalan Kukoh communityβand to better understand the practical ways we can all contribute to bridging societyβs deepest divide.
π΅ 11 May 2019, Sat
π΄ 7-9pm
βͺ Level 3 Auditorium, Oriental Plaza, 291 New Bridge Rd
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2Y8Latw
Jalan Kukoh is a neighbourhood of rental flats on the other side of a major highway and river from premium condominiums and glittering hotels.
[β οΈLimited Seats]
MAD TALK: Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows Programme
Are you MAD enough to Make A Difference and have an audacious idea to Change Our World?
If you are, join us for the second outreach session for the Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows Programme 2019 where you can receive funding up to $20,000 and a mentor to guide you along.
π΅ 13 May 2019, Mon
π΄ 6-8pm
βͺ *SCAPE Singapore, 2 Orchard Link, Gallery @ Level 05, S (237978)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2YaUwoK
π½ Light Refreshments are provided
The Philip Yeo Initiative (PYI) is a ground-up movement, administered by NUS Enterprise, to honour Mr Philip Yeoβs contributions and to create a platform for him to develop people and talent. The PYI aims to grow the MAD Spirit in the next generation of Singapore leaders. To promote Mr Philip Yeoβs MAD Spirit and approach, Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows and Associates will be challenged to embark on their own MAD project over a one-year period.
MAD TALK: Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows Programme
Are you MAD enough to Make A Difference and have an audacious idea to Change Our World?
If you are, join us for the second outreach session for the Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows Programme 2019 where you can receive funding up to $20,000 and a mentor to guide you along.
π΅ 13 May 2019, Mon
π΄ 6-8pm
βͺ *SCAPE Singapore, 2 Orchard Link, Gallery @ Level 05, S (237978)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2YaUwoK
π½ Light Refreshments are provided
The Philip Yeo Initiative (PYI) is a ground-up movement, administered by NUS Enterprise, to honour Mr Philip Yeoβs contributions and to create a platform for him to develop people and talent. The PYI aims to grow the MAD Spirit in the next generation of Singapore leaders. To promote Mr Philip Yeoβs MAD Spirit and approach, Philip Yeo Innovation Fellows and Associates will be challenged to embark on their own MAD project over a one-year period.
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[ π OPEN LOBANG] We're GIVING AWAY 2 SPOTS for this upcoming Masterclass, worth $2,000 (kindly sponsored by raiSE)! The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story | 3-Day MasterClass π©βπ» Successful social entrepreneurs know that greatβ¦
[π OPEN LOBANG]
'The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story' MasterClass!
GOOD NEWS!
If you're interested in:
π΅ sales and marketing for social impact
π΄ networking with various social entrepreneurs
βͺ harnessing the power of storytelling to spread awareness about social issues you care about!
Stand a chance to win a ticket to the long awaited Masterclass, to learn about the science behind selling through emotional connection and power of story telling. :)
(You need not be a social entrepreneur to sign up for this)
πSign up now at: www.bit.ly/OPENLOBANG1
'The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story' MasterClass!
GOOD NEWS!
If you're interested in:
π΅ sales and marketing for social impact
π΄ networking with various social entrepreneurs
βͺ harnessing the power of storytelling to spread awareness about social issues you care about!
Stand a chance to win a ticket to the long awaited Masterclass, to learn about the science behind selling through emotional connection and power of story telling. :)
(You need not be a social entrepreneur to sign up for this)
πSign up now at: www.bit.ly/OPENLOBANG1
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[OPEN LOBANG] The Science of Selling through Emotional Connection & Power of Story MasterClass (14-16 May)
Hello! We're excited to bring to you 2 spots for this upcoming Masterclass (worth $2,000) , kindly sponsored by raiSE Singapore. Just answer 3 simple questions and tell us why YOU should be chosen for this exclusive opportunity*!
This masterclass is coβ¦
This masterclass is coβ¦
PRUImpact Week 2019: Panel Discussions
Want to be part of something meaningful?
Join us for PRUImpact Week, which is happening from 14-17 May in the Prudential Singapore WorkPLAYce*, and discover the opportunities you can be part of.
π΄ 14 May (Tues)
π΅ 1030am - 2pm
π΄ 15 May (Wed)
π΅ 1130am - 1pm
π΄ 16 May (Thur)
π΅ 830am - 11am
π΅ 1230pm - 330pm
π΄ 17 May (Fri)
π΅ 12pm - 1pm
βͺοΈ Prudential Singapore @ Marina One East Tower, Level #06-00
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vP9vsf
Prudential Singapore, a Participant to the United Nations Global Compact, is launching PruImpact Week, a week long initiative encouraging everyone to #DOGood!
Want to be part of something meaningful?
Join us for PRUImpact Week, which is happening from 14-17 May in the Prudential Singapore WorkPLAYce*, and discover the opportunities you can be part of.
π΄ 14 May (Tues)
π΅ 1030am - 2pm
π΄ 15 May (Wed)
π΅ 1130am - 1pm
π΄ 16 May (Thur)
π΅ 830am - 11am
π΅ 1230pm - 330pm
π΄ 17 May (Fri)
π΅ 12pm - 1pm
βͺοΈ Prudential Singapore @ Marina One East Tower, Level #06-00
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vP9vsf
Prudential Singapore, a Participant to the United Nations Global Compact, is launching PruImpact Week, a week long initiative encouraging everyone to #DOGood!
Youth Vision for Singapore's Future in 2025
Want to be part of the action?
Join us for the first ever SG Youth Action Plan to convert those meaningful conversations into actions.
The SG Youth Action Plan is an extension of the Youth Conversations which gathered views from more than 8,000 youths on issues that matter to them last year.
π΄ 18 May (Sat)
π΅ 10am - 1pm
βͺοΈ The Red Box, 113 Somerset Road, S (238165)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vQcpNj
Want to be part of the action?
Join us for the first ever SG Youth Action Plan to convert those meaningful conversations into actions.
The SG Youth Action Plan is an extension of the Youth Conversations which gathered views from more than 8,000 youths on issues that matter to them last year.
π΄ 18 May (Sat)
π΅ 10am - 1pm
βͺοΈ The Red Box, 113 Somerset Road, S (238165)
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vQcpNj
Behaviour Change Hackathon 2019
Passionate about the environment or any social issue? Do you want to hack behaviour change? Join WISEβs Behaviour Change Hackathon!
30 youth will undergo training on basic behaviour change theories and tools over five sessions while concurrently working in teams to design a behaviour change intervention to tackle real-world problems faced by social and environmental organisations in Singapore. The hackathon will culminate in a pitching showcase, and winning teams will receive mentoring and fundraising support to implement their project with partner organisations. Our project partners are ACRES, Bold at Work, Erth & Co, Green Nudge, Halo Health Asia and HOME, covering themes of aging, health, migrants, waste and wildlife.
π΅6 Saturdays from 22 June - 3 August
π΄4 hour sessions
πSign up at: bit.ly/bchack19
β οΈ Sign up by 15 May
WISE is a regional non-profit organisation that designs training curricula with an authentic learning environment complemented by dedicated mentors
Passionate about the environment or any social issue? Do you want to hack behaviour change? Join WISEβs Behaviour Change Hackathon!
30 youth will undergo training on basic behaviour change theories and tools over five sessions while concurrently working in teams to design a behaviour change intervention to tackle real-world problems faced by social and environmental organisations in Singapore. The hackathon will culminate in a pitching showcase, and winning teams will receive mentoring and fundraising support to implement their project with partner organisations. Our project partners are ACRES, Bold at Work, Erth & Co, Green Nudge, Halo Health Asia and HOME, covering themes of aging, health, migrants, waste and wildlife.
π΅6 Saturdays from 22 June - 3 August
π΄4 hour sessions
πSign up at: bit.ly/bchack19
β οΈ Sign up by 15 May
WISE is a regional non-profit organisation that designs training curricula with an authentic learning environment complemented by dedicated mentors
Bamboo Builders Explore Program
Looking for an adventure this holiday break? Look no further.
Bamboo Builders will be having their next Explore Program to KL, Malaysia over the weekend of 14 β 16 Jun 19.
In this journey, we will explore and hear the stories of some of Malaysiaβs most marginalised families. We will visit an Orang Asli village and lunch with a refugee family.
π΄ 14 - 16 Jun
βͺοΈ Malaysia, KL
π Sign up at: bit.ly/2vRoy4M
β οΈ Sign up by 15 May
Bamboo Builders is a social venture working to reduce educational inequality. We mobilize passionate SEA undergrads to empower high school students in rural areas to become confident local leaders who can initiate social change in their community.
Looking for an adventure this holiday break? Look no further.
Bamboo Builders will be having their next Explore Program to KL, Malaysia over the weekend of 14 β 16 Jun 19.
In this journey, we will explore and hear the stories of some of Malaysiaβs most marginalised families. We will visit an Orang Asli village and lunch with a refugee family.
π΄ 14 - 16 Jun
βͺοΈ Malaysia, KL
π Sign up at: bit.ly/2vRoy4M
β οΈ Sign up by 15 May
Bamboo Builders is a social venture working to reduce educational inequality. We mobilize passionate SEA undergrads to empower high school students in rural areas to become confident local leaders who can initiate social change in their community.
Words Matter: Language & Advocacy
Want to know what it would take for you to double the level of support for your advocacy? Want to know how much would you spend in advertising, volunteer recruitment, and events?
Climate Conversations will be sharing some findings from their research and the Common Cause framework for taking a structured approach to examining language choices. Topics covered include
findings on language and advocacy in Singapore and how values are invoked by language.
This workshop is suitable for those working in communications, advocacy and messaging in the social impact space.
π΅ 21 May 2019, Tues
π΄ 7pm-9.30pm
βͺ A Good Space, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, #04-88, Multipurpose Hall
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/30hdLyP
π°Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can
Climate Conversations are a way to have meaningful conversations with the people we care about that inspire them to embrace our responsibility for our environment and our future.
Want to know what it would take for you to double the level of support for your advocacy? Want to know how much would you spend in advertising, volunteer recruitment, and events?
Climate Conversations will be sharing some findings from their research and the Common Cause framework for taking a structured approach to examining language choices. Topics covered include
findings on language and advocacy in Singapore and how values are invoked by language.
This workshop is suitable for those working in communications, advocacy and messaging in the social impact space.
π΅ 21 May 2019, Tues
π΄ 7pm-9.30pm
βͺ A Good Space, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street, #04-88, Multipurpose Hall
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/30hdLyP
π°Tickets are Pay-What-You-Can
Climate Conversations are a way to have meaningful conversations with the people we care about that inspire them to embrace our responsibility for our environment and our future.
Youth Career Network - Career Mentorship Programme
This event provides participants with a chance to interact with career mentors from various industry backgrounds, to gain career insights to the industries and functions you are keen in.
These career guides come from industries such as:
- Business Development / Sales
- Education / Training / Coaching / Counselling
- Engineering
- General Management
- Human Resource
- Marketing
- Public Service
You may also get the chance to be matched to a career mentor for a mentorship period of 4 months!
π΅ 23 May 2019, Thurs
π΄ 7pm-9.30pm
βͺ JustCo, 120 Robinson Road
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2HgzVcP
This event is organised by Young NTUC which is the youth wing of the National Trades Union Congress. They strive to give voice to the needs and aspiration of young workers and workers-to-be.
This event provides participants with a chance to interact with career mentors from various industry backgrounds, to gain career insights to the industries and functions you are keen in.
These career guides come from industries such as:
- Business Development / Sales
- Education / Training / Coaching / Counselling
- Engineering
- General Management
- Human Resource
- Marketing
- Public Service
You may also get the chance to be matched to a career mentor for a mentorship period of 4 months!
π΅ 23 May 2019, Thurs
π΄ 7pm-9.30pm
βͺ JustCo, 120 Robinson Road
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2HgzVcP
This event is organised by Young NTUC which is the youth wing of the National Trades Union Congress. They strive to give voice to the needs and aspiration of young workers and workers-to-be.
WeWork X OBEY - Equal Work Equal Rights
Join WeWork and OBEY at this exclusive event as we share our support for migrant workers, and raise awareness for their equal rights. This partnership with OBEY is a commitment and support for our migrant workers, with the sale of our limited edition t-shirts to raise funds and help the migrant workerβs plight in Singapore.
Learn from our exciting panel of experts from TWC2, HOME, HealthServe and Migrant x Me. Find out how each and every one of us can make an impact on the for this cause, and how together, we can be a powerful force for positive change in their lives.
Artworks created by migrant workers residing with HOME will also be showcased, along with poetry, prose and curated stories about the experiences and lives of migrant workers in Singapore courtesy of The Best of You.
π΅ 24 May 2019, Fri
π΄ 7pm-9pm
βͺ WeWork Beach Centre, 15 Beach Road, S189677
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vRRmtO
#migrantworkers
Join WeWork and OBEY at this exclusive event as we share our support for migrant workers, and raise awareness for their equal rights. This partnership with OBEY is a commitment and support for our migrant workers, with the sale of our limited edition t-shirts to raise funds and help the migrant workerβs plight in Singapore.
Learn from our exciting panel of experts from TWC2, HOME, HealthServe and Migrant x Me. Find out how each and every one of us can make an impact on the for this cause, and how together, we can be a powerful force for positive change in their lives.
Artworks created by migrant workers residing with HOME will also be showcased, along with poetry, prose and curated stories about the experiences and lives of migrant workers in Singapore courtesy of The Best of You.
π΅ 24 May 2019, Fri
π΄ 7pm-9pm
βͺ WeWork Beach Centre, 15 Beach Road, S189677
πSign up at: http://bit.ly/2vRRmtO
#migrantworkers