Our Work
In a good collaboration, mutual understanding is the foundation that comes from recognizing, understanding, and accepting the differences of one another. By achieving this combination, we can then learn and collectively grow as a community. C asean sees the importance of supporting the citizen of the world mindset, thus we have been working with partners to initiate activities under our three scopes of focus: Business & Sustainability, Learning & Talent Development, and Arts & Culture.
ASEAN Youth Showcase 2020
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C asean in partnership with the Foundation for the Institute of Social Enterprise Development (FINSEDT), co-operated with the US Embassy in organizing a Summit for Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) alumni under the theme “Advancing Partnership for Sustainability”,therefore C asean and FINSEDT will build on the ASEAN youths network and take the lesson learn from outstanding social business. ASEAN Youth Showcase 2020 under the theme “Advancing Social Entrepreneurship”. It aims to establish youth-driven regional social business platform. The showcase will present social business showcase, and seed grant announcement.
Agenda
Welcome Remarks by Tongjai Thanachanan Managing Director of C asean
Remarks by Mr. Neal S. Murata Cultural Attaché, Embassy of the United States of America
ASEAN Youth-Driven Social Business Case Panel Discussion by
Joe Tan from Singapore Co-Founder, Love Action Project
Nicky Clara from Indonesia WeAble (Berdaya Bareng) Project
Read Nicky's story
Kevin G. Gaitan from the PhilippinesSex (Z) Project
Read Kevin's story
Steven Sutantro from Indonesia EdTech Coach
Mohd Asyraf Bin Abd Hamid from Malaysia Identify Identity Project Read Appy's story
Youth Spotlight
Vachirawit Chivaaree & Metawin Opas-iamkajorn
Winner Announcement (FINSEDT Grant)
WeAble (Berdaya Bareng) Project Introduction by Nicky Clara from Indonesia
Sex (Z) Project Introduction by Kevin G. Gaitan from the Philippines Identify
Identity Project Introduction by Mohd Asyraf Bin Abd Hamid from Malaysia
Announced by Tongjai Thanachanan Managing Director of C asean
Thank you live by the winner and congratulate the winner
Read more about the winner and all finalists click
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Panel Discussion Conclusion for ASEAN Youth Showcase 2020
WeAble-Berdaya Bareng is an inclusive online platform for person with disabilities (PSWDs) in Indonesia that empowers PSWDs by providing training and helping integrate the disabled community into the workplace. The project aims to link between digital, beneficial of person with disabilities and sustainability in order to build awareness of PSWDs and Indonesia citizen, educate and upskills, create employment services and build PSWDs community.
Key challenges:
We need to understand the needed of the beneficial
We need to change perspective and stigma on how the organization hire PSWDs
We need to connect with all stakeholder such as person with disabilities, government, private organization and citizen
Key success factors from mentor:
ASEAN Unity
Diversity
Same missions and goals
Open mindedness
Sex (Z) is sexual health service providers and counsellors especially for generation Z, share sexual information to Filipino teens to reduce teenage pregnancy, HIV infection, and other sexually transmitted diseases in Southeast Asia. This platform will be reach out to 22 ASEAN and Timor-Leste communities. The project aims to increase knowledge on sexual health and sexual rights, provide resources available for them, and coming through the sex issue.
Key challenges:
It is not free to talk about sex and buy condom in the Philippines
We need to change the stigma in term of sex education
Identify Identity is an education platform that educates undocumented and stateless children aged from 7-17 years old in Semporna, Sabah, Malaysia by expose children to aware and assertive of their rights as children, enhance their living skills and empower them with leadership qualities. The program has offered a 3-week boot camp to teach the kids about recycling and the importance of environment such as English and other vocational skills.
Key challenges:
We need to break the stigma of the government and citizen
We need to have cooperate with good partners
We need to travel to the remote area
Key success factors from mentor:
Make objective comparing
Measurable key result
Continuous and consistent communication among partners and colleagues
Passionate on project
Power in Numbers
30
Programs
50
Locations
200
Volunteers