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Working together to foster interest in art, NTU-National Institute of Education (NTU-NIE) and School of Arts, Design and Media (ADM) hosted Arts + U, a programme centred around using recyclable materials to craft ideas and promote the relevance of art… Continue Reading →
Everyone has an expectation of what their ideal self should be, but achieving that expectation is not such an easy goal. When people perceive there to be a gap between their ideal image and their actual selves, they may react… Continue Reading →
While awareness of the importance of mental health has increased over the years, protecting mental health requires a collective effort, amplifying the need for increased social support during these difficult times. How Are You, Really? is a youth-centric health communication… Continue Reading →
Packaging waste produced by the cosmetics industry is a growing concern in Singapore characterised by the excessive use of single-use plastics. In 2019, Singapore retailed 142 million units of beauty and personal care packaging, and majority of cosmetic packaging ends… Continue Reading →
Baby Boy is a 24-minute documentary short film about Zaki, a 17-year-old ex-gangster. In this intimate portrait of change, Zaki’s passion for boxing and return to education is disrupted by the splintering of his familial unit. His coming of age… Continue Reading →
Oh My Gout! is a pioneering health communications campaign designed to increase awareness of gout in men aged 40-60 in Singapore. Gout is the most common form of inflammatory arthritis in men over 40. It is an issue that is… Continue Reading →
Thalessaemia is the most common genetic blood disorder in Singapore and according to the National Thalassaemia Registry, about 1 in 20 Singaporeans are carriers of Thalassaemia trait. However, because being a carrier does not result in any symptoms or discernible… Continue Reading →
Online child grooming (OCG) is fast becoming a pervasive issue for adolescents in Singapore, evident from a 2019 report by Microsoft detailing that adolescents are exposed to more online sexual risks than the global average. Despite the government implementing stricter… Continue Reading →
The fast fashion industry is not what it seems. Behind its allure lies a wasteful industry, driven by excessive clothes consumption. The fast-fashion phenomenon has also led to an increase in textile waste production globally and continues to be one… Continue Reading →
SurviGals Screening is a health communications campaign that leverages social support to encourage women aged 25 to 34 years old to go for regular cervical cancer screening (CCS). Cervical cancer is highly preventable but remains the tenth most common cancer… Continue Reading →