EP1: The Future - Of Next-Normals, What-Ifs & Micro-Futures
Release Date: 10/08/2020
EP10: Disability - Of Identities, Journeys & Support
Collectively Speaking
Join this episode's host, Ken Chua (Director, (these)abilities) as he speaks with fellow Disability advocates, Theresa Goh (SportSG) and Dawn-Joy Leong (Independent Artist), as they navigate through the meandering path of labels, identities, support and employment en route towards self-discovery & self-mastery.
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Collective Talents: Facilitation Pt 5
Collectively Speaking
The TBC-verse is happy to launch Collective Talents - an adjacent series to Collectively Speaking.
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Collective Talents: Facilitation Pt 4
Collectively Speaking
The TBC-verse is happy to launch Collective Talents - an adjacent series to Collectively Speaking.
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Collective Talents: Facilitation Pt 3
Collectively Speaking
The TBC-verse is happy to launch Collective Talents - an adjacent series to Collectively Speaking.
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Collective Talents: Facilitation Pt 2
Collectively Speaking
Our first Collective Talent is a 5-part series on.. Facilitation.
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Collective Talents: Facilitation Pt 1
Collectively Speaking
The TBC-verse is happy to launch Collective Talents - an adjacent series to Collectively Speaking.
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EP9: Leadership - Of Stewardship, Adaptability & Authenticity
Collectively Speaking
Join this episode's host, Aaron Maniam and fellow leaders - Ivy Tse, Martin Tan & Natalya Ann Thora Twohill - as they share their lessons on leadership, stewardship, culture & community building during the tumultuous era of Covid-19.
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EP8: Ground Up - Of Initiatives, Starts & Stops
Collectively Speaking
"Join our host, Nur Hazeem Bin Abdul Nasser, who's joined by Tavis (Yale-NUS) and Adriel (Access Singapore) in sharing about their ground-up initiatives. They discuss the history of various initiatives and how some adapt to the pandemic. The duo elaborate on hyper-local and national communities in their lives, expressing both gratitude and hopes for how communities can grow together.
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EP7: C19 - Of Pandemics, People & Generations
Collectively Speaking
Join our host, Cherie Lim-Tseng, as she speaks with Dr Kenneth Koh (OneCare Medical), Tim (nonprofit executive) and Gladys (Music Educator) about their covid-19 experience. They talk about pregnancy during the pandemic, and what they hope for a future generation to gain.
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[Bonus] EP 0: The Origin Story (of The Birthday Collective)
Collectively Speaking
What is The Birthday Collective, and how did it get started? Join this bonus episode's host, Cherie Lim-Tseng, as she speaks with the founding members of The Birthday Collective - Malminderjit Singh, Aaron Maniam & James Chan - on how an idea at the back of a cab has led to a series of Birthday Books (and other products like this podcast) to gather perspectives of Singapore's past, present & future, contributed by people from all walks of life.
info_outlineJoin this episode's hosts, Aaron Maniam & Eddie Choo as they speak to Cheryl Chung, Mariam Aljunied and Tan Eng Teck about trying on various lenses, rose-tinted or otherwise, in an attempt to envision a glimpse of Singapore's future.
Follow us on IG @TheBirthdayCollective for occasional AMAs with our panelists and on FB (The Birthday Collective) to learn about other initiatives and opportunities we have to offer.
About the Panel:
Aaron Maniam wears many hats as a curious generalist-civil servant, poet, volunteer educator & diversity facilitator. He was the Founding Head of the Singapore Government's Centre for Strategic Futures, host of multiple CNA documentaries on the future of work & equity and is the Co-founder of The Birthday Collective.
Eddie Choo writes about futures and systems on his Medium blog, Scalable Analysis. He also engages in interfaith dialogues at Explorations into Faith, a volunteer-run programme supported by Southeast Community Development Council.
Cheryl Chung thinks about the future. A lot. As co-founder of Quad.sg, she is obsessed with how to expand space for non-partisan data-driven discourse in hopes that it would help us make better decisions for Singapore's future.
Mariam Aljunied is a Chartered Psychologist with more than 25 years of professional practice & research experience in the area of special needs & disability support. She volunteers actively with Autism Resource Centre, OnePeople.sg, Mendaki & Muhammadiyah Home.
Tan Eng Teck is a Systems Analyst who lives at the intersection of geopolitics, technology & social issues. As a social scientist, learner, builder & coordinator, he enjoys futures thinking - where he dances with black swans & rides with the black elephants of tomorrow.