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The Kaho Group held the “Women’s Peace Fiesta – Building a Sustainable and Inclusive Future Together” on 1 November 2025 at the SGM Culture Centre during the Second National Kaho PICs Training Course. The event featured 30 “Living as Learning” interactive booths and two forums. The “Living as Learning” booths – created after Kaho leaders […]
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On 11 January 2026, Soka Gakkai Malaysia convened the 3rd Daisaku Ikeda Memorial Lecture, supported by the UN Global Compact Network Malaysia and Brunei (UNGCMYB) together with the Brickfields Asia College Education Group. For the first time, the lecture was hosted at Brickfields Asia College, following two earlier editions at ISTAC‑IIUM. The event honoured President
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On 26 October, SGM held its annual peace lecture at the SGM Penang Culture Centre, featuring a keynote lecture titled “The Path of Coexistence: Self, Humanity and Mother Earth” by renowned Malaysian activist Prof Dato’ Seri Dr Anwar Fazal. Moderating the session was SGM Deputy President Looi Chee Choong. The event drew about 300 in-person
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From 5 to 14 September, Run for Peace 2025 united people from all walks of life across 22 venues nationwide under the uplifting slogan “Peace Starts with Me, Act NOW for SDGs!” This biennial event inspired collective action for peace and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), reaching 81,160 people – 73,492 registered runners and 7668
The Women’s Peace Fiesta is an event dedicated to fostering awareness, compassion, and meaningful action toward building a more inclusive and sustainable society. Open to participants of all ages and backgrounds, the Fiesta promises a vibrant day filled with inspiration, connection, and learning. Programme Highlights (1) Forum on Inclusivity: “Building an Inclusive and Caring Society
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“Gestures of Peace” Exhibition In commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, SGM Peace Committee initiated an event titled the “Gestures of Peace” comprising an exhibition and a talk. Held at the Soka Peace Centre Malaysia (SPCM) in Penang from 13 September–15 October, the exhibition was officiated on 28
In a world increasingly marked by division, environmental degradation, and inner disconnection, the call to build a genuine culture of peace has never been more urgent. The 2025 Annual Peace Lecture, themed “The Path of Coexistence: Self, Humanity and Mother Earth,” invites us to reflect deeply on how peace can be cultivated — not only
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On 6 August, coinciding with the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, SGM held a press conference for Run for Peace 2025 at Wisma Kebudayaan SGM. In his welcome address, SGM General Director Koh Sia Feai announced that Run for Peace 2025, scheduled in September, has drawn over 70,000 registrations nationwide. Reflecting the
Run for Peace Press Conference
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From the shadows of history, we rise with hope to build a world of peace. In August 1945, the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki left an indelible scar on humanity, claiming countless lives and forever shaping the course of world history. As we mark the 80th anniversary of this historic event, we are reminded of
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Since registration for Run for Peace (RFP) opened in June, a wave of promotional activities swept across the nation. SGM members worked tirelessly to promote the run in schools, malls, parks, markets and other public spaces. Kedah Sabah Perak Negeri Sembilan For example, in Johor Bahru, a flash mob performance featuring the event’s theme song
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