I am not ashamed to admit that my mum is one of the best in the world. Growing up struggling with financial resources, my mum has always provided with the best. Every morning, without fail, she would be up at 4am to do the washing and cleaning, and prepare breakfast and pack lunch for us.
When [...]
Earlier this week, while exchanging messages with a friend, he asked me:
Out of curiosity, how did you get started with volunteering? I believe that’s a story I’m yet to hear.
And just yesterday, I came across @StaceyMonk’s story of his little brother, Joshua and her journey to becoming a social change leader, and I wept. So, [...]
It’s only been nearly a week and the Haiti earthquake is said to be the fifth worst quake since medieval times, with an estimated death of half a million people, double the death toll of the deadly tsunami.
As aids come in from nations around the world, many organisations are doing their bids in helping as [...]
I have always been very fascinated by the potential of technology in improving lives but have never really looked into it, other than through my work with the Inspire Foundation, which uses information communication technology to improve the mental health and wellbeing of young people.
I remember first entering the non-profit technology circle and attended my [...]
On Monday, I had the pleasure to attend a lecture on connected learning and the power of social networks by Professor George Siemens (@gsiemens), one of the founders of the idea of connectivism. George is a professor at the Athabasca University in Canada, a member of the Technology Enhanced Knowledge Research Institute (TEKRI) and the [...]
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