By Mathew Mathews & Hazim Zulfadhli
Concerns have sparked regarding what schools in Singapore are teaching students about the Israel-Hamas conflict. Some have expressed gripes on…
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By Mathew Mathews & Melvin Tay
SINGAPORE: Diversity is both our heritage and strength in multicultural Singapore. Yet, while we pride ourselves on our ability to…
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By Fang Yihang
Extended reality (XR) technologies are challenging and transforming conventional notions of what constitutes ‘learning environments’ in educational and training contexts.…
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By Mathew Mathews & Melvin Tay
In a world rife with division, religion is often treated with scepticism, even disdain. Religious extremism has cast a long…
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By Mathew Mathews
There is a strong economic imperative for a steady infusion of migrants into Singapore, given the nation’s need to maintain…
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By Mathew Mathews and Melvin Tay
For some workers in Singapore, discrimination at the workplace is a daily lived reality. A law is now in the…
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By Mathew Mathews & Melvin Tay
Singapore’s annual Racial Harmony Day was celebrated last week, but there is much more to it beyond the sights, sounds…
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By Teo Kay Key
As a multiracial society, racial harmony is a crucial aspect we need to work on. However, according to findings from…
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By Mathew Mathews and Samantha Nah
“Regardless of race, language or religion” – we affirm our collective aspiration for Singapore every time we recite the national…
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By Teo Kay Key and Shane Pereira
Every generation tends to view those younger than them as less resilient, more playful, or weaker. The term “strawberry generation”…
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By Lau Ysien
2021 has been declared by the Ministry of Social and Family development as the Year of Celebrating SG Women, placing emphasis…
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By Anthea Ong and Rayner Tan
The launch of a workgroup to improve the health of ethnic minorities was announced by the Ministry of Health in…
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