
Want to meet like-minded people who are passionate about making a difference? Want to learn from respected and experienced community leaders and social entrepreneurs? SYINConnect is a one-day youth conference that connects participants to urgent social issues, and what people are doing about them in Singapore. Participants will get the opportunity to meet the community leaders making change in our society today, and build the skills, networks and confidence to be effective agents of change.
Youths in Singapore are engaging more with civil society on both a local and global level – be it through formal programmes such as CIP in schools, or through the initiative of dynamic young individuals.
Syinc is a Singapore youth group that drives young people to act as agents of social change. We do this by:
1. Connecting people who share a common desire to create positive social change; and
2. Equipping them with the resources, tools and opportunities to make it happen.
SYINConnect is a one-day youth conference that connects participants to urgent social issues, and what people are doing about them in Singapore. Participants will get the opportunity to meet the community leaders making change in our society today, and build the skills, networks and confidence to be effective agents of change.
Information about the event:
- Venue: Republic Polytechnic
- Date: Saturday, 26 July, 2008
Applications open on 28 June.
For more information, visit http://www.syinc.org/syinconnect
If you have any queries, do not hesitate to contact them at syinconnect@syinc.org.

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