I feel like we’re in February 2020. The virus is just about to hit. We’re hearing all this news. Everything’s going on normally. But the
Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia’s capital, home to nearly two million residents and the seat of Parliament. It is a city of glass towers and crowded
For a long time, grants were how most social enterprises in Malaysia stayed afloat. They helped founders test ideas, run pilots, and prove that impact
On some Malaysian beaches, you can’t take five steps without kicking a bottle or brushing against plastic half-buried in sand. The waves no longer bring
Najiba, a mother of four, is an Afghan refugee living in Kuala Lumpur. She fled the escalating military and political conflict in her homeland with
On a humid Friday evening in Melaka, a living room hums with the rhythm of a fading tongue. Plastic chairs line the tiled floor as
“You are not locals. You don’t belong here. You can be displaced at any time…” These words mark the daily reality for those born without
If you’ve ever ended a long day with a hot shower or cleaned your kitchen till it sparkled, you’ve unknowingly contributed to something you can’t
When the tides rise in Malaysia, they do more than swallow shorelines. They erase livelihoods, sweep away childhood memories, and dismantle the only homes some
Almost three decades ago, the waters off Kampung Penimbawan in Tuaran, Sabah, shimmered with life. Green meadows of seagrass stretched across the Sulaman Lagoon, and