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from 12 April (Friday) to 19 April (Monday), 9am.
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1 Changemaker lecture
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1 Changemaker Workshop
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Changemaker Lecture Series (Choose 1)
by Ministry of Manpower, Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics and ItsRainingRaincoats
Speakers for this lecture comprises of three organisations - Ministry of Manpower, Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics and ItsRainingRaincoats. The program begins with an informative assembly talk that introduces students to the importance of our migrant workforce and the challenges they face.The session aims to deepen students' understanding of the migrant worker landscape in Singapore. The lecture features a presentation highlighting key data and measures in place to support migrant workers throughout their journey in Singapore. This includes insights into government initiatives aimed at transforming the migrant worker ecosystem. Followed with a sharing on firsthand experiences managing migrant worker issues at dormitories. This dual perspective provides students with a comprehensive view of the challenges faced by migrant workers and the efforts made to support them, fostering empathy and understanding among students.
by Lin Shiyun, 3Pumpkins
In this engaging lecture, Lin Shiyun, the creative director of 3Pumpkins, will share her experiences and insights as a community builder. She will delve into the core aspects of her work, which involves discovering the common needs and desires within communities and devising innovative strategies to unite them and ignite self-help initiatives. Through her work, Lin Shiyun has collaborated with diverse communities, including children, youth, families, and various social service and government agencies. She has utilized art, design, and play as powerful tools to connect with these communities and inspire positive change. During the lecture, Lin Shiyun will share compelling stories and examples of her projects, illustrating how creativity and community engagement can lead to impactful outcomes. She will also discuss the challenges she has faced and the lessons she has learned along the way, providing valuable insights for aspiring community builders and social entrepreneurs. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how creative approaches can strengthen communities and empower individuals to take charge of their own development.
by Isabella Loh Chairman of the Singapore Environment Council (CAC Chairman)
In the heart of Southeast Asia, Singapore is embarking on a transformative journey towards a circular economy and sustainable consumption practices. Recognizing the finite nature of resources and the urgency of environmental challenges, the city-state has made significant strides in rethinking traditional linear economic models. Through innovative policies, collaborations, and technological advancements, Singapore is redefining waste as a resource, encouraging a shift towards more sustainable lifestyles. Key to this transformation is the concept of a circular economy, where products and materials are reused, repaired, and recycled, rather than disposed of after a single use. Singapore has implemented various strategies to promote this circularity, including the introduction of extended producer responsibility schemes and the development of eco-industrial parks that prioritize resource efficiency and waste reduction.
Changemaker Workshops / Learning Journey (Choose 1)
by Lin Shiyun, 3Pumpkins
In this workshop, participants will identify one community in the school which they are curious about and would like to understand more. This community may be the cleaners, students from minority races, teachers who are parents, the list goes on. Participants will then identify a physical location in school which they will be able to reach out to their community and devise ways to discover their lived realities as the first genuine step of any community building work.
This workshop is led by 3Pumpkins is a community-based arts charity dedicated to strengthening human connections. Our mission revolves around utilisation of participatory methods to foster social relations and elevate self-esteem within the community.
by Tedrick Tay
Join us for an innovative Design Thinking Workshop where students will embark on a journey through the iterative process of design thinking to develop solutions that effectively address real-world needs. This hands-on session offers participants the opportunity to bridge the gap between ideation and implementation, ensuring that their products or services are not only innovative but also meet market demands and serve genuine societal needs. Participants will delve into the core concepts of design thinking, learning how to empathize with users, define problem statements, generate creative solutions, prototype designs, and test their ideas. Engage in immersive scenarios inspired by upcoming VIA (Values in Action) projects, such as advocating for Habitat for Humanity in Schools and raising awareness of cancer through partnerships with the Singapore Cancer Society. By applying design thinking principles to address pressing social issues, participants will gain valuable insights and practical skills for effecting positive change in their communities.
by Leo Giam
Students will explore the creative potential of sound and delve into the art of producing music. This interactive session offers participants the opportunity to craft their own songs from scratch using a digital audio workstation (DAW), with the option to explore advanced techniques and concepts. Participants will learn how to harness the power of sound to express themselves creatively and develop their own unique musical compositions. Guided by experienced instructors, students will receive hands-on instruction in using DAW software to create and edit music tracks. In addition, the workshop will explore practical applications of music production across various age groups and contexts. Participants will engage in brainstorming sessions to devise engaging activities tailored to specific demographics, such as brainstorming ideas for interactive sessions aimed at fostering social-emotional competencies and language-literacy skills among pre-schoolers or explore ways to use music to connect with elderly individuals, such as through reminiscence therapy or collaborative songwriting activities.
Do bring along your Personal Laptop Device (PLD) with a downloaded DAW software (e.g., FL Studio or preferred software).
by EJC Environment Club
Embark on a journey towards environmental sustainability with a visit to the Environment Club Thrift Stalls, where you'll explore innovative proposals and initiatives aimed at promoting eco-conscious living within our school community.
Through engaging activities and hands-on experiences, you'll discover the importance of sustainability and learn how even small changes can make a significant impact.
Inspired by the visit, you will have the opportunity to create either a poster or videos designed to promote sustainability within our school community.
The posters created during the workshop will be printed and prominently displayed around the school. These materials will serve as visual reminders of our collective efforts towards environmental sustainability, raising awareness and inspiring positive action among students and staff members alike. Your posters can be on encouraging food waste recycling, recycling right as well as water saving tips.
Please upload your posters/videos here on by 2pm!
by GreenSproutz
Join us for an engaging workshop series focused on the art of upcycling, where we’ll explore innovative ways to repurpose fabric and plastic waste into beautiful and functional items.
In Workshop #1, participants will learn how to craft a unique Saddle-stitch Recycled Notebook using discarded fabric and beverage cartons. Discover the joy of giving new life to old materials as we create covers backed with fabric waste and beverage cartons. Fill the pages with recycled paper sourced from beverage cartons.
In Workshop #2, delve into the world of plastic upcycling by transforming plastic food packaging and beverage cartons into another stunning Saddle-stitched Recycled Notebook. Learn techniques to repurpose plastic waste into durable covers, complemented by recycled paper pages sourced from beverage cartons.
Through hands-on demonstrations and expert guidance, attendees will not only gain practical skills in upcycling but also contribute positively to environmental sustainability.
by The Glass Yard
Discover the beauty of recycled glass jewelry in our workshops, where creativity meets sustainability. Our workshops offer hands-on experience crafting jewelry from "tumbled" glass, demonstrating an innovative approach to recycling. Alongside the jewelry making, participants will engage in a sustainability-focused component. Learn about the importance of recycling, upcycling, and reducing waste in our environment. Gain insights into how small actions can make a big impact on our planet. Join us for an enriching experience where you not only create stunning jewelry but also deepen your understanding of sustainability.
by Heartware SG
This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the concept of community, exploring the various challenges communities encounter. Through a problem-solving cycle comprising Observation, Reflection for Understanding, Planning for Action, and Problem Solving stages, participants will learn to identify and address community issues effectively. By the end of the session, participants will acquire the skills to develop a community project plan utilizing the Social Lean Canvas methodology.
by EJ Beautiful Minds
Everyone is experiencing life in the same world, but beyond physical boundaries, the inner world is complex and intimate, with each of us experiencing our emotions in unique ways. In this workshop by EJ Beautiful Minds, you will have the opportunity to explore experiences which you may or may not feel, to reveal the often complex and subjective nature of various mental health issues.
Join us to engage in meaningful conversations surrounding mental health and better understand what others may feel behind what you perceive!
by Fireplace
Join us for an innovative workshop aimed at equipping students with the essential skills and knowledge to engage meaningfully with seniors through teaching digital literacy. This workshop aims to inspire the younger generation to support our rapidly ageing population, focuses on cultivating students' head, heart, and hand skills. Throughout the workshop, you will learn effective teaching strategies tailored to seniors' unique needs and abilities. From understanding basic digital concepts to navigating popular applications and platforms, you will gain practical insights into empowering seniors in the digital age.
by Koh Rui En
Join us for a dynamic workshop where Rui En will share insights from her research thesis paper titled "Can China Achieve Carbon Peak by 2030?" This paper, a product of the Bicultural Studies Programme, explores the feasibility of China reaching its Carbon Peak goal by 2030 from various energy perspectives. Throughout the workshop, we will delve into China's policies, investments in renewable energy, development of renewable energy sources, energy infrastructure initiatives, and the role of Chinese consumers in reducing carbon emissions. The workshop will be conducted in both Chinese and English to ensure accessibility for all interested participants, including both BSP and non-BSP students. By engaging in discussions and analysis, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of China's efforts towards carbon neutrality and the challenges and opportunities it presents.
by Maegin Ma & Felix Lay
Embark on an exciting journey into the realm of international diplomacy through a dynamic Mock United Nations conference. This interactive session offers participants the opportunity to unravel the intricacies of the United Nations while honing crucial communication skills and deepening their understanding of global affairs. Step into the shoes of UN delegates as you immerse yourselves in a simulated diplomatic environment. Engage in lively debates and negotiations to address pressing global issues, such as reducing inequality, achieving zero hunger, and promoting sustainability. Drawing inspiration from real-world UN initiatives, participants will work collaboratively to propose solutions and draft resolutions. Explore the local implications of global issues within the context of Singapore's community. By referencing Singapore's Voluntary National Review Report and relevant CNA videos, participants will gain insights into how international goals intersect with local realities. This exploration fosters a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of global and local challenges, empowering students to become informed global citizens.
by Migrant Worker X Me
Embark on a unique journey through Farrer Park with our station guided walk, offering an intimate glimpse into the lives of migrant workers in Singapore. This Learning Journey aims to uncover and address prevalent prejudices in our society, challenging participants to reflect on their role in promoting inclusion, kindness, and empathy towards migrant workers. Through immersive experiences and guided discussions, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the migrant worker community and the importance of fostering a more compassionate and inclusive society.The tour will conclude with an opportunity for participants to interact with a migrant worker, providing firsthand insights into the challenges and experiences of this community.
Please note the following
1.Dress code: covered top / tee shirt with at least knee-length bottoms and comfortable footwear.
2. Do bring water bottles, but keep your bags light as we will be walking quite a bit.
3. Please bring along your own umbrellas / weather proof jackets in case of wet weather.
4. Be ready with your devices to scan QR codes along the programme.
by EJC CSH x St.Luke's ElderCare
Embark on a learning journey to know more about career in social sector at St. Luke's ElderCare. You will get to delve into various aspects of eldercare services and/or community support. From observing the work environment of experienced caregivers to participating in interactive discussions with residents, this session is tailored to provide a holistic view of the challenges and rewards of working in the social sector. Through these interactions, you will develop a deep appreciation for the importance of person-centered care and dignity in aging.
by EJC CSH x NCSS
Embark on a learning journey with the National Council of Social Services - REACH FSC to explore careers in the social sector, while discovering initiatives introduced by the Ministry of Social and Family Development and NCSS aimed at enhancing professional development for social service professionals.From observing the work environment to participating in interactive discussions with professionals, this session is tailored to provide a holistic view of the challenges and rewards of working in the social sector.
by EJC CSH x Lakeside Family Centre
Embark on a learning journey with the Lakeside Family Service Center to explore careers in the social sector, while discovering initiatives introduced. From observing the work environment to participating in interactive discussions with professionals, this session is tailored to provide a holistic view of the challenges and rewards of working in the social sector.