Sub-Theme 2
Learning Journey for Building a more Inclusive Singapore
ST2: Building a more Inclusive Singapore
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1. Jalan Kukoh Civic Trail or Ang Mo Kio Resilience Trail
The Jalan Kukoh Civic Trail and Ang Mo Kio Resilience Trail are guided community immersion experiences that provide insights into issues surrounding inequality, social mobility, and the rental-flat community in Singapore. Through on-the-ground storytelling and facilitated reflection, participants will explore the lived realities, resilience, and dignity of residents in rental housing. These trails encourage participants to reflect on the importance of empathy and their role in building a more equitable and inclusive society. *Participants will go on either trail
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2. WeHiro – Income Inequality Simulation
The WeHiro Inequality Simulation is an immersive experiential programme that allows participants to explore the realities of inequality, access, and opportunity in Singapore. Through role-play scenarios, interactive challenges, and guided reflections, participants will experience how disparities in resources and social support shape life outcomes. The simulation encourages participants to challenge their own assumptions and develop a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by lower-income communities
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3. Enabling Village
Led by persons with disabilities (PWDs), the Enabling Village Tour introduces participants to the concepts of accessibility, inclusion, and empowerment. Through exploring inclusive spaces, community facilities, and employment initiatives, participants will challenge existing stereotypes and gain deeper insights into how thoughtful design and supportive ecosystems can empower PWDs to be equal contributors in Singapore.
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4. Dialogue in the Dark
Guided by visually impaired facilitators, Dialogue in the Dark is an immersive sensory experience that invites participants to navigate everyday situations in complete darkness. Through this unique learning journey, participants gain deeper empathy and awareness of the challenges faced by the visually impaired, prompting deep reflection on accessibility, inclusion, and the importance of creating a society that values dignity, understanding, and equal participation for all.