Eradicating urban poverty may seem daunting, but with communal effort we can make this seemingly impossible task an achievable one. Watch the recording of this event, Conversations Reimagined: Urban Poverty, The Hidden Struggles, where LCSI Senior Programme Manager Dr Dalvin Sidhu shares key findings from The Hunger Report Part II, our latest research update on food insecurity in Singapore. Download the full report here.
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“The success of businesses, projects, or interventions must not come at the cost of a negative impact to communities. Inclusivity is a key tenet of social sustainability and should be embedded in the process, not treated as an afterthought.”
– Tasnim Abdul Hadi, LCSI Programme Manager
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Social sustainability takes into consideration the direct and indirect impact of projects on communities, people, and society. Read this webstory on how LCSI drives awareness and change, towards a future of empowerment and inclusivity.
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As more organisations start to think deeper about sustainability, conversations have begun to pivot towards ESG. But what exactly is ESG? In our latest Social Space article, we break down and demystify this important acronym.
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Meet Team Food for the Soul, the winning team of Secondsguru’s Zero Waste Bootcamp, a mentorship programme that equips youth with environmental stewardship. Read about their sustainability project aimed at improving the affordability of healthy food bundles in Singapore, in partnership with The Food Bank Singapore.
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Inspired by Team Food for the Soul or looking for an eco+social volunteering opportunity in Singapore? Secondsguru’s Zero Waste Bootcamp is back!
Targeted at 18-35 yr olds, the 12-week program allows you to:
🌟 Connect with like-minded peers
🌟 Gain skills and knowledge to carry out an eco+social project
🌟 Receive guidance from mentors while working with a local non-profit organization
🌟 Become a #YouthForChange!
👉🏽Sign up for Zero Waste Bootcamp 7 now!👈🏽
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This year’s edition of TEDxSingaporeManagementUniversity, UN:Charted brings together individuals who have forged their own paths against all odds in multitudes of fields, inspiring the collective community to look above and beyond. UN:Charted hence advocates for individuals to not be afraid of the unexplored and unmapped, serving as a reminder to all that there are great numbers of non-linear paths to be taken, if you just take a leap of faith.
Find out more about this event happening 7 May 2022, 1-6pm, or sign up right away here!
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