By Edward Yee Personally, when reflecting about USLS 2016 in Hanoi, it is difficult to separate those 6 days with the rest of my 3 months trip around Asia. Starting off in Bangladesh for a Social Business Immersion Program for… Continue Reading
By Low Zhi Hong The conflict There lies a huge gap between awareness and motivation to do more. The symposium was great, in terms how its ability to gather over 700 delegates from 69 countries all over the world.… Continue Reading
By Kwang Yi Jing The Symposium brought together amazing speakers with amazing stories. When I was traveling back from school a while ago, I read a BBC article written by a survivor of human trafficking who had gone on to… Continue Reading
By Max Huang A friend once told me this story: He was on a cab to the Padang, to pay his respects to the late Lee Kuan Yew. Naturally, the cab driver started talking about Lee and how he would… Continue Reading
By Ng Xinyu The roads of Hanoi will confuse you. As a law-abiding Singaporean, I constantly looked out for zebra crossings and traffic lights, only to realise that the only traffic laws the motorists followed were their own.… Continue Reading
By Sylvia Chen “Because it’s not okay.” David Begbie’s words still echo in my mind even after a few weeks. It was a wake up call for the many times I brushed things aside, thinking that everything will be okay.… Continue Reading
