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Join us and thousands of students and teachers in Malaysia for the first national virtual Kindness Workshop! The interactive session, endorsed by the Ministry of Education, is designed to build valuable kindness and empathy skills.
Organized by KitaConnect, a youth network by Unicef Malaysia.
The workshop kicked off last year with a nationwide tour creating over 2,700 kindness ambassadors in schools pre-selected by the State Education Department to help raise awareness on bullying, and promoting a culture of kindness in schools across Malaysia.
Our focus this year is a key ingredient of kindness – empathy!
Organized by KitaConnect, a youth network by Unicef Malaysia, these sessions on 3rd and 4th of November are open for individuals under 25 to register.
Here are some things you will be experiencing during the workshop!
Finding gratitude and expressing it to each other
Register before 3rd November to join our workshop!
We will send you a confirmation email with more information.
Workshop Principles
1. Focused Session
Teachers and students will experience the same interactive empathy programme, but in separate sessions tailored to their needs and roles. This way, our trainers and facilitators can engage more meaningfully with each group and create a safe space for all to be open and share during the sessions.
2. Having Fun
We know online workshops and classes can get very tiring, so we do our very best to make sure our teachers and students have fun through interactive activities!
3. Safety
Besides taking social distancing seriously, we also think your emotional safety is important and we will have a certified professional to support you through our sessions.
Find out more about last year’s Kindness Workshop Tour
Spreading kindness to special group
The #StandTogether kindness campaign by R.AGE and SP Setia took another step forward with a new series of “Kindness Workshops” for students from marginalised and special-needs communities.
Kindness Tour Hits the East Coast
The ambitious #StandTogether Kindness Tour kicked off its second leg with a series of workshops in Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan in the past week.
The workshops, organised by Digi with support from International Medical University (IMU)…
