Last Saturday marked a milestone in raising social awareness about inclusive fashion as 2nd year law students of BAC held a fashion show like none other at the Central Piazza, KL Gateway Mall

You saw it here first. With the world under lockdown and Santa being unable to cross borders, the Christmas of 2020 didn’t look like it was going to be as bright and cheerful as any of its predecessors

For Toh Puan Umasundari Sambanthan it was vital to raise awareness among rural women of the benefits of Malayan citizenship. Her lifelong battle has been to bring uneducated rubber-tappers into mainstream national life.

Kimberly Tey Mei Zhern is one of 45 Chevening scholars chosen from Malaysia this year to pursue a one-year post-graduate programme under the prestigious Chevening scholarship programme.

Mahesan Paramanantham, better known as Mash, now belongs to that group of people who can say ‘I dreamed big, did not relent on my pursuit and look where it got me’.

“Just call me Maria.”

Minderjit Kaur* is a wheelchair-bound Differently Abled Individual (OKU) who has been looking for employment for the past two years, but without much luck.

Diversity in the workplace begins with an improved hiring process with the aim of promoting inclusivity of every segment of the community, including one community often overlooked for their great potential – people living with disabilities.

Mark Ormrod does not give up easily. And he is not one who agrees to be wheelchair-bound for life.

The Varkey Foundation recently announced the Top 50 finalists for its 2019 Global Teacher Prize and it is definitely a proud moment for all Malaysians as Dr. Muhamad Khairul Anuar Hussin is shortlisted as the sole Malaysian candidate!