We often hear educators encouraging students to adopt a "growth mindset" when tackling academic challenges or preparing for final exams. But how does this concept translate once we step outside of the school gates? 💭💡🌟 In an academic setting, problems generally have a more defined, singular solution hidden somewhere within a textbook or a lecture tutorial slide. Once we graduate and enter the real world, challenges become more unpredictable, ambiguous, and even chaotic. Th

SMU Global Summer School students visited Make The Change in Singapore to learn about social entrepreneurship, Theory of Change, and how changemakers can design meaningful social impact.

In a fast-paced world that frequently demands a linear, flawless trajectory toward success, choosing an unconventional path can feel like taking a massive risk. It is often through navigating unexpected disruptions and stepping far outside of our comfort zones, that the most profound change-making journeys are born. Earlier in March 2026, Make The Change had the privilege of inviting an insightful sharing session from Mr Imran Mean, the resilient 25-year-old founder of Signat

Discover how Make The Change brought an augmented reality workshop to St Anthony’s Canossian Secondary, helping students explore careers, creativity and social impact.

At Make The Change, we have always believed that business should create positive change, not only for customers, but also for employees, communities, and the environment. That belief is one of the reasons we chose to become a Certified B Corporation. Attending the B Lab Asia Summit 2026 reminded us that certification is not the destination. It is part of an ongoing commitment to learn, improve, and collaborate with a global community of organisations that believe business can

Discover how Make The Change is supporting the SG Youth Plan through Youth For Change, empowering young people with leadership, innovation, and social impact skills.

Discover the 8 essential changemaker skills every student, educator and future leader needs, from empathy and leadership to systems thinking and creativity.

In the current fast-paced world that frequently demands a linear, flawless trajectory toward success, choosing an unconventional path can feel like taking a massive risk. Yet, it is often through navigating unexpected disruptions and stepping far outside our comfort zones that the most profound change-making journeys are born. Earlier this year on March 19th, our participants from our Youth For Change Workshop 2026 had the privilege of attending an insightful sharing session

Discover how students developed digital drawing, animation, and storytelling skills using Procreate and iPads in Make The Change’s Digital Drawing & Animation Workshop.

When people think of Yishun, they often think of the headlines. Over the years, the neighbourhood has become the subject of countless memes, viral stories and internet jokes. Mention Yishun in a conversation and chances are someone will have a story, or at least a stereotype, ready to share. But for Cassandra and Aizuddin from Found Films, Yishun is much more than a punchline. It is the place they grew up in, the place that shaped many of their memories, and ultimately, the i

Learn how Make The Change supported YOUNNOVATE Hackathon 2026 through a hands-on Apple Keynote prototyping workshop that turned ideas into impact.

Discover how Make The Change inspired students at the Global Indian International School Career Fair by showcasing social entrepreneurship as a meaningful and impactful career pathway for the next generation.

Ray Yen, Hamsini, Gemma, Yann Wen, Claire (from left to right) Learning does not only happen in the classroom. During the June holidays in 2025, four students from Raffles Girls' School joined the Young Changemaker Programme for a two-week internship experience. Through hands-on projects, workshops, event support and meaningful conversations, they gained a firsthand look at how ideas can be transformed into action and how businesses can create a positive change in society. Th

Discover how Make The Change is leveraging AI to navigate B Corp re-certification. Learn how a custom Gemini Gem, combined with assessment data and B Lab resources, is helping us plan, prioritize, and accelerate our impact journey.

Discover how Anglican High students developed adaptability, communication, creativity, collaboration, and resilience through Make The Change’s Future Skills Workshop. Learn how schools can prepare students for the future of work and life.

A recent interview by Channel NewsAsia featuring Mr. Dinesh Vasu Dash, Minister of State for Manpower, highlighted an important shift happening among youths today. “Young people today are more willing to create their own pathways instead of waiting for opportunities.” At Make The Change, this resonates deeply with what we see in our work with students, educators, and youth communities across Singapore. More young people are beginning to move beyond the traditional mindset of

Every piece of meaningful change starts as an idea. But to turn that idea into a movement, a community project, or even a shifting mindset at work, we have to know how to express it. We have to speak with purpose. The thought of standing before an audience or speaking up in a crowded room causes our hearts to race, and asking ourselves : Is my story worth telling? Will anyone actually listen? If you have ever let an idea slip away in silence because of a lack of confidence,

In today's digital world, we are constantly surrounded by content. We scroll, watch and consume the digital contents shown from our gadgets. But what if we could shift that narrative? What if we could use the everyday technology to create with purpose, communicate powerful ideas, and capture our imaginations in real-time? At Make The Change, we believe that modern technology is most powerful when it is used as a platform for creativity, expression, and connection. Our team is

In today's fast paced, digital world, genuine connection can often feel like a lost art. However, there are small businesses and organizations that aims to bring that lost piece of art back into today's communities. In the second run of our Youth For Change Workshop 2026 that happened on 19th March, we had the privilege of hearing from the co-founder of Friendzone SG, Mr Tham Jun Han, who shared his journey of transforming neighborhood interactions into meaningful community c

The launch of the MOE Humanities Team HALO Exchange brought together educators, innovators, students, and community partners committed to shaping the future of learning and collaboration in Singapore.