Yayasan Hasanah

The Deinstitutionalisation of Children

ILMU Hasanah | November 15, 2017 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Why children should not brought up in institution

Are institutions or residential homes the best place for children to thrive? Can institutions replace the love and care of a family so that the child can reach his or her potential? What kind of care is truly in the best interest of a child? These are some of the questions that will be explored through talks, a sketch and an exhibition at Yayasan Hasanah’s next #IlmuHasanah in partnership with OrphanCare Foundation.

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ILMU Hasanah | March 15, 2021 |By Monitoring, Learning & Evaluation & Knowledge Team

Strategies and Approaches to Increase Livelihood Opportunities for B40 Commun...

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ILMU Hasanah | March 9, 2021 |By Khazanah Research Institute Team

Household Well-being: Linking Income, Work and Health

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ILMU Hasanah | March 8, 2021 |By Syah Qurratu Aini, Monitoring, Learning, Evaluation and Knowledge, MLE&K

CVA 101: Understanding Cash and Voucher Assistance initiatives in Malaysia

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Featured, ILMU Hasanah | September 3, 2020 |By Zarif Ismail, Communications

Collaborative Partnerships and Capacity Building Programmes are Key to suppor...

Summary of Ilmu Hasanah #17 titled: Collaborative Partnerships and Capacity Building Programmes are Key to support B40 communities

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ILMU Hasanah, Knowledge | May 21, 2020 |By Qurratu'Aini Sahrani, Aditi Malhotra and Razlina Radzi , (Monitoring, Learning, Evaluation & Knowledge)

Seven Commandments on Responding Effectively and Providing Humanitarian Aid D...

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 sharing session, three (3) pan...

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ILMU Hasanah | April 15, 2020 |By Yayasan Hasanah

How to respond effectively and provide humanitarian aid during a pandemic: le...

As Malaysia strives to beat the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a growing realisation that this health emergency will have unforeseen impact on our economies, societies, livelihoods, and further margin...

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ILMU Hasanah | September 23, 2019

Start them young: Fostering Resilient Mindsets Among Underprivileged Children

Researchers have identified ‘resilience’ to be an important factor in positive youth development. The cultivation of resilience means fostering adolescents’ capacity, flexibility, and coping strate...

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ILMU Hasanah | June 24, 2019

Valuing Ecosystem Services: Does it matter and how do we go about it?

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 and we benef...

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ILMU Hasanah | March 27, 2019

International Women’s Day: “Celebrating Women Overcoming Barriers of Discrim...

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 in 1908 when 15,000 women mar...

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ILMU Hasanah | October 2, 2018 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Finding Purpose at the Intersection of Me+We

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 study how 100+ leaders harnessed the power of purp...

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ILMU Hasanah | September 11, 2018 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Funding for Social Purpose Organizations

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, scal...

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ILMU Hasanah | March 26, 2018 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Experiences and Key Learnings from Responding to Natural Disasters in Malaysia

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 increased resources for responses to...

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ILMU Hasanah | March 1, 2018 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Tracing Alfred Wallace collection in Malaysia

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 of vertebrates in different institutions, mainly i...

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ILMU Hasanah | February 2, 2018 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Conservation you can taste

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 to share with you Projek KWIH at our first Ilmu Hasan...

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ILMU Hasanah | December 6, 2017 |By Yayasan Hasanah

National River Care Fund

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 between Hasanah & it’s partner, Glob...

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ILMU Hasanah | November 5, 2017 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Education in the 21st Century

The foremost authority of Finnish education, Mr Heinone speaks about Finland's strategies, vision and way forward in preparing children for the 21st century. This series is a collaboration between ...

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ILMU Hasanah | August 11, 2017 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Suara KL Roadshow

Suara Community Filmmaking brings community stories from Borneo, as told by the people who live them. This exclusive session brings 10 short films featuring the faces, places and heart of Sabah's r...

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ILMU Hasanah | May 21, 2017 |By Yayasan Hasanah

Postcards from the South

The story of the railways is the story of Malaysia. It is the steel thread that binds all of our unique histories and cultures together.

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