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National University of Singapore Master of Arts in Arts and Cultural Entrepreneurship Orientation Panel (5 August 2023) 

NUS MA (Arts and Cultural Entrepreneurship) Orientation Panel for incoming students.

Singapore Futures Youth Competition 2023 by Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy (15 June 2023) 

Judge panel for the Preliminary Round at the “Singapore Futures #Youth Competition 2023”. #SFYC2023
⚡️ Organized by the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. #LKYSPP
⚡️ Theme “Re-imagining Singapore’s Social Well-Being and Inclusivity in 2050”.
⚡️ Thank you, Dr Anie Febriastati and Hanan Rahan for having us.

It was an absolute pleasure to meet fellow esteemed judges. Their expertise, insights and perspectives were truly invaluable in this competition.

Panel of Judges:
🙏 Liyana R Asmara (Head, interfaith Hub Harmony Centre)
🙏 Zarith Sofia Magad (Technical Director, Transport Planning @ Mott MacDonald)
🙏 Yvonne Kong-Ho (Career Futurist & Dy Head, SMU-X)
🙏 Soh Yen Li (Director, Singapore Prison Service)
🙏 Cho Ming Xiu, (Founder & Executive Director, Campus Psy)
🙏 Eileen Chai (Director, Chai360)
🙏 Carolyn Chia, Graphics Designer

NUS Senior Alumni Tea & Chat on “Power of Music” @ Coriander, Shaw Foundation Alumni House (25 August 2022) 

Tea & Chat with Mrs Carmee Lim, Michelle Lee & Eileen Chai.
Power of Music – To touch the lives of people, through music.
Together with Mrs Carmee Lim, Michelle Lee of Sound Beam & Christopher Sim, we shared about the work that we do and made music together.
“Tea & Chat” event was held on Thursday, 25Aug @ the National University of Singapore organised by the Senior NUS ALumni.  Thank you, Kevin Ee, Chairperson.
View image here.
View music presentation here.

LIFE Session Chapel Service @ St John’s Chapel at St Margaret’s Sec. School (5 August 2022) 

Sharing testimony at Life Session Chapel Service.
Watch here.

Entrepreneur Talk on Mental Resilience @ 1 Finlayson Green (19 May 2022) 

Our expereinces are our assets, that we can use to empower our children, youths & everyone around us.

Lunch Dialogues @ NUSS Guild House (20 April 2022) 

A Conversation on Emotional Resilience – Is Music the Answer?

“I’m such a failure!”

“I hurt people, and it’s all my fault.”

Spoken words of negativity.

We may have overheard such conversations amongst strangers or have had such talks with friends. Why do we have such negative thoughts? How did such perceptions appear in our minds? Thoughts of such can affect our emotions. Do such negative emotions affect our health and our relationships with our family, friends, and colleagues?

What can we do then to improve our relationships with people? How can we foster emotional resilience to improve our quality of life for ourselves and for the people around us?

Eileen Chai, a former national athlete-turned-musician & educator, will share briefly of her journey with her mental health condition, and how music has helped her & the people around her.

Information here

Social Media here

Music Cities Convention in Alberta, Canada (10 February 2022)

Empowering the youth and promoting mental health with music.

Eileen will be sharing about her music ecosystem of Giving through Music – from Music Sparkles SG to empower kids; Strings for Kindness to bring kindness to the community as a teen; 3am Music Collective to collaborate and create your own original works as a youth; The Violin Travels to explore new ideas, to uplift our spirits to bring joy, happiness and love to the people around the world; and to Silver Everbright to give empowerment, engagement & involvement for healthy ageing to seniors.

Speakers information here.

Schedule Information here.

Youth Music Day (2nd December 2021)

“Music Sparkles” (subtitle from Music for Good) – All children should have a happy childhood, filled with love, security and beautiful experiences. A supportive environment helps buffer children from the effects of stress so that they can develop important life skills such as communication, love and empathy–the building blocks of resilience. Kids become youths, their life skills continue to be grow where they show kindness to the community and pick up positive challenges naturally. As educators, we help guide to spark their curiosity to empower them while they are still young. How do we build resilience in our kids? How can we empower our youths? How can we ignite the spark in their young minds? Join us to find out more and listen to the sounds of Strings For Kindness..

Youth Harmony Website here.

 

National University of Singapore, College of Alice & Peter Tan – “I am Stressed. Are you?” (26 August 2021)

The COVID-19 pandemic has brought uncertainties into the world. What does my future hold for me?

Facebook information here.

Raffles Girls’ School – “The Future You” (23 August 2021)

It’s essential to make mistakes; we learn and we evolve.

Facebook information here.

Raffles Girls’ School – “Who Am I” (17 August 2021)

In the midst of COVID-19 pandemic, let’s embrace problems as positive challenges.

Facebook information here.

Safe Sport Unified Code Focus Group (20 April 2021)

Opening address – Traumatic events – in psychological terms, are incidents that make you believe you are in danger of being seriously injured or losing your life.

Organised by the Safe Sport Commission & Singapore National Olympic Council  Athletes’ Commission.

SNOC Women in Sport Committee Webinar Series 2021 (27 March 2021)

What Women Want – in celebration of International Women’s Day 2021.

Read The Sunday Times Article here.

Promotional Information: read here.

Rafflesian Women’s Conference 2020 (28 November 2020)

Seize the Day – to be inspired by women who have overcome the challenges in their lives bravely and with great resilience.

Watch here.

imPAct Conversations: Music & Mental Wellness (22 November 2020)

A mental health initiative collaboration: imPAct Hong Lim Green x Beyond the Label x 3am Music Collective

Watch  here.

Mums’ Space Summit (13 October 2020)

“Overcoming the Stigma of Depression”

Watch here.

TEDxYouth (6 December 2019)

@ Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Watch TEDx Talk  here.

Engagements (2014 – 2018)

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