By Project Mix & Mold (M&M), an eight-member Community Problem Solving (CmPS) group from Raffles Girl’s School (Secondary) working with children with autism in Rainbow Centre (Margaret Drive), a specialised institution catering to the more severe cases of autism. “They...

By Debbie Ng, a marketing communications manager at NVPC, who gets a lot of fulfillment working in the non-profit sector. A self-confessed animal lover, she recently started a blog to rehome dogs. Take a step back and look around you on this tiny island. What likely greets you is an urban...

Paper does not appear out of thin air, Ink does not rain from the sky and Articles do not form from the ether. Here we chronicle the many hours chasing the 5 C’s that culminates in each unique issue of Good Paper. Dazzle Foo “I live to create a good life, inspired...

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All new ventures started with an idea. What if there was a global movement to inspire people all over the world to embrace their ideas, and be entrepreneurs? Enter Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW), the world’s largest movement to celebrate the innovators who launch startups that bring...

Social Innovation Exchange and the Young Foundation prepared a report ‘Study on Social Innovation’ for the Bureau of European Policy Advisors (BEPA) about social innovation in Europe. The six grand challenges facing Europe are economic growth, unemployment, climate change,...

Cross-Sector Collaboration In increasingly turbulent times the critical needs of society demand attention from people in all sectors – government, business and social. It will take out-of-the ordinary, innovative efforts to find new ways of addressing emerging challenges. This year on 9...

An Enlightened Approach to Advocacy, Business and Social Models For this year’s Think-Fest, we warmly invite you to join leading minds from the business and social fields to be bold, pioneering and forward-thinking in these challenging times. We ask our speakers to consider what we should...

Do you have a brilliant idea that will help animals here in Singapore? Do you need the funding to get started? The Animal Protectors Grant is a scheme, established by ACRES (Animal Concerns Research and Education Society), by which groups can apply for a grant of up to S$1,500 to initiate...

By Claire Chong, Clarice Chee, Jonathan Lim and Laura Nickles, honours year students from the NUS Business School, doing their consulting practicum module with the NUS Museum. A common interest in social entrepreneurship and a desire to inspire social change led us to NUS Museum for our...

By Dr Philbert Chin, a private, passionate and committed founder behind RSVP’s success. A mover of people and resources, he never craves credit for his contribution rendered to various institutions. RSVP grew out of the conviction that the golden years of older persons can be rich and...

Will a photo of hundreds of happy humans standing to form a shape of a dolphin on an open field do what a plea from a Mexican Senator and condemnation from conservation bodies and celebrities across the globe has not been able to do so far? Release 25 still living bottlenose dolphins into the...