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On 8 March, SGM was invited to participate in a poem recitation programme coorganised by the National Poets Association and Semenyih Public Library at the library compound. SGM youth representative Yap Yuan Tian recited the poem “Rumah Kechil” by A. Ghani Abdullah, promoting the humanistic values of virtue and humility. The programme, officiated by National […]
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In March, SGM continued to promote SDGs through engagement and education. In Penang, the “Better Future? ACT NOW” exhibition, held at the Soka Peace Centre Malaysia (SPCM) since 16 September last year, successfully concluded its run on 9 March. “Better Future? ACT NOW” exhibition Workshop on green living To complement the exhibition, a
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On 17 February, over 40 SGM members in Johor volunteered in a cleanup initiative at the Sultan Iskandar Mosque, Johor Bahru and its surroundings. Together with local residents, they worked to tidy the area, creating a welcoming environment for Muslims in the community to pray. The volunteers demonstrated a commitment
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On April 6, Soka Gakkai Malaysia (SGM) successfully organised the official launch of the Malay edition of Kaneko’s Story – ‘Kisah Kaneko’ alongside the captivating SGM Art Collection Exhibition: Blossom of Hope. The ceremony, graced by the esteemed presence of Her Highness Dato’ Seri DiRaja Tan Sri Tunku Puteri Intan Safinaz binti Almarhum Sultan Abdul
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The SGM Sabah Branch will co-organise a blood donation campaign with the support of Hospital Queen Elizabeth II in raising blood reserves for the hospital’s blood bank. Date: 14.4.2024 (Sunday) Time: 9.00am – 3.00pm Venue: SGM Sabah Culture Centre Lot 5, LPPB Housing Scheme, Jalan Tuaran By-Pass, Inanam, 88450, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Contact: 016-8322028 /
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On 25 January, the Ipoh Calligraphy Society organised a calligraphy competition in collaboration with SGM Perak and the alumni association of SMJK Sam Tet in Ipoh to celebrate the Year of The Dragon. SGM Perak chairperson Lai Soo Ha delivered a speech at the competition held at the Perak Culture Centre, which attracted 200 participants
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The “A Retrospective Chew Teng Beng – Life, Art and Writings” exhibition, held at Wisma Kebudayaan SGM (WKSGM) since 23 December 2023, concluded on 4 February 2024, recording a total of more than 3,700 visitors. Many of these visitors were visiting WKSGM for the first time, with a significant number of them being university students.
SGM gymnastics team was invited to perform at a Chinese New Year’s Eve programme hosted by the media company Astro. The programme was video recorded on 27 January at Bandar Rimbayu and broadcasted nationwide on Astro Channel on 9 February to celebrate the festive occasion. Seventy-five gymnasts worked hand-in-hand with artistes from Astro to showcase
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On 28 January and 25 February, SGM Selangor participated in programmes aimed at promoting community health and safety organised by the Taman Klang Jaya Residents Association. The programmes were held at the Taman Klang Jaya field in Selangor where the Ikeda Peace Park is located. On 28 January, some 100 people consisting of SGM members
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On 17 February, the Malaysian Red Crescent Society (MRCS), in collaboration with Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka (DBP), organised the MRCS Humanitarian Poetry Night themed “Beyond humanity” at the Tun Syed Nasir Cultural Hall, DBP in Kuala Lumpur. SGM was invited to the poetry night held in conjunction with MRCS’s 75th anniversary, where three youth division
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