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Monday, 21 April 2025
Social Inclusion Act
 Who are the Poorest?Global MPI 2024 : WHO ARE THE POOREST? Across 112 countries and 6.3 billion... Read more |
 A Fresh Take on Reducing Inequality and Enhancing Mobility In MalaysiaA Fresh Take on Reducing Inequality and Enhancing Mobility In Malaysia KEY FINDINGS 1.... Read more |
 The Dignity Deficit......The Dignity Deficit: Inequality, Work, & Recognition Thomas Piketty and Michael... Read more |
Jati Diri
 FOR REFLECTION & ACTIONSHARING AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR REFLECTION & ACTION IN 2025 ============================================================= DECADES WHEN... Read more |
 SEMBANG with PAK HARIS Forum“RETURNING THE INSTITUTIONS OF STATE TO THE RAKYAT” The “SEMBANG with PAK HARIS Forum was... Read more |
 A YEAR ON....A YEAR ON… A year has passed in painful silence, The silenced voice still whispers,... Read more |
Events
 Malaysia R U OK?Malaysia, Are You Okay? Join us on 5 April 2025 for a... Read more |
 PUSAT SEJARAH RAKYAT: PUBLIC LECTUREPublic Lecture: Transnational Activism From Bandung to Now DATE / DAY: 17 January 2025... Read more |
 SEMBANG with PAK HARISRETURNING THE INSTITUTIONS OF STATE TO THE RAKYAT Haris was passionate about the Rakyat... Read more |
Compass Points
 International Women's Day 2025International Women's Day Message from EMPOWER, 8 March 2025 EMPOWER joins... Read more |
 Rethinking Food Security...Re-Thinking “Food Security” in the Malaysian Contextby Dr Michael D Jeyakumar I would... Read more |
PSA 1963 .....2025PARLIAMENTARY SERVICES ACT 1963......2025 In 1992, the Mahathir Government repealed the Parliamentary Services... Read more |
Tale In Ten
BR1Mless
Yesterday (Sat, Feb22, 2014) RM4.6 billion was disbursed to some 7.9 Malaysians in the form of BR1M 2014. Each registered Malaysian head of household earning less than RM3,000 a month would have received RM700, while those getting RM3,000-4,000 would receive RM450. Registered single Malaysians earning... Read more
A People's Walk
BACK there on the colourful streets of Sentul, an auntie extends a large plastic bag weighted with plump curry puffs. "Ambik! Ambik!" she gestures, insisting that bashful walkers load up on their carbo-fuel for the journey ahead. She's from the neighbourhood, you can tell, who's... Read more
RUEP participants experience richness in giving
HEAVY rain ushered in the morning of Aug 25, 2012 but it failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the young participants of SABM’s Rural-Urban Exchange Programme. They came early to the Rumah for the day trip to the Orang Asli settlement at Sungei Bil, Slim... Read more
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