Our Knowledge Centre is a repository of our learnings, issue briefs, narratives of past knowledge-sharing sessions and research pieces
The presence of children with learning disabilities in our classrooms is an opportunity for us to complement, improve and bridge the equity and quality gap
Research into children’s early development indicates that even a relatively short institutional placement can negatively affect brain development and have life-long consequences on emotional well-being
The forest within the central forest spine of Peninsular provides refuge to a diverse range of species and also plays a role in sequestering carbon
Cultural heritage and natural history of a nation has a very high value and is integral to defining people’s identity and link between generations. Heritage
In recent decades, the contents of the term ‘cultural heritage’ has been changed considerably, it does not end at built heritage such as monuments and
The recently revised poverty line by the Malaysian government has shown an increase of households from 17,000 to 405,000 that falls under the Absolute Poverty bracket
The latest instalment of ILMU HASANAH: “The Future of the Digital Platforms, was delivered in collaboration with Khazanah Research Institute (KRI) on 29th July 2021.
The 16th ILMU Hasanah session in collaboration with MATCH Hub was successfully conducted on 7th August 2020 with four panellists; Christopher Choong Weng Wai the Deputy Director
On 8th December 2020, KRI and Yayasan Hasanah jointly organised a webinar to discuss the findings of three reports under The State of Households 2020 (SOH2020)
‘In providing aid, our giving must provide strength and bring ease of mind to calm hearts. Don’t be materially rich but poor at heart.’ Master
The 15th ILMU Hasanah was successfully conducted through a webinar for the first time on 14th April 2020, in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Through this knowledge
Ecosystems are communities formed by the interaction between living (plants, animals, microbes) and non-living organisms (air, water, mineral soil). Human beings are part of ecosystems
Researchers have identified ‘resilience’ to be an important factor in positive youth development. The cultivation of resilience means fostering adolescents’ capacity, flexibility, and coping strategies
International Women’s Day is celebrated on March 8 every year to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The first observance was
For more than 20 years, in the course of his studies on A. R. Wallace, Dato’ Sri Lord Cranbrook has been progressively sifting through collections
Moving away from the traditional grant trajectory, the day-long sessions helped partners explore innovative alternate mechanisms, platforms and avenues that non-profits could use to fundraise,
Alvin Ung is the author of four books including Together: Finding Purpose at the Intersection of Me+We, where he traveled to 10 Asian countries to
Malaysia has in recent years seen unprecedented levels of natural disasters, primarily floods as well as the unexpected earthquake in Sabah causing the need for
From the everyday Kuih Ketayap, to the not too commonly found Apam Sua, leading to the endangered Serak Jagung and Kacau Keledek, we would like
About Suara Suara Community Filmmaking brings community stories from Borneo, as told by the people who live them. This exclusive session brings 10 short films
Celebrating life, heritage, and memory on the Malaysia Railway The story of the railways is the story of Malaysia. It is the steel thread that
Under the National River Care Fund (NRCF), we take a look at how Community-Based Organisations lead their own river conservation. This series is a collaboration
The Finnish Experience The foremost authority of Finnish education, Mr Heinone speaks about Finland’s strategies, vision and way forward in preparing children for the 21st
Hasanah organised a two-day Impact Assessment workshop which aims to help partners better articulate long-term impact they wish to see from their programmes or projects,
In partnership with Facebook, Hasanah launch a new social media training programme designed to empower CSPOs to develop and optimise their social media presence to
Development, progress and wellbeing have no meaning – neither are they sustainable – until they are shared by all. But what does it concretely mean
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