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1. What's something you did that pushed you out of your comfort zone? How did that feel?

2. How did today's experiences help you connect more openly with others from different backgrounds?

3. Singapore is becoming more diverse - if you were to dream up its future, what would an inclusive version of that look like?

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1. What is your strongest emotion after completing the ‘GIFT for the Future’ segment and why?

2. Share one resonance or dissonance that you had during this segment.

3. In the year 2065, what is your desire for the sector that you have learnt more about?

4. What is one action that YOU personally intend to take to achieve your desire for the sector that you have learnt more about?

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“The values we carry shape how we show up for each other. Let’s figure out what really matters to us, and how those values can guide how we lead.”

1. Out of the values we explored today, which one felt most meaningful to you and why?

2. Do you think these values still apply today? Are there new values our generation should embrace moving forward?

3. When you think about how we live and work together in Singapore, what’s one possibility you see to bring people closer?

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openness stood out to me the most. It means being willing to listen to others, accept different views, and try new things. I think it’s important because it helps us understand one another better.

openness still matters a lot today. With so many cultures and ideas around us being open helps us grow and learn from each other. especially when people are different from us.

In Singapore, one way we can bring people closer is by having more open conversations. When we create safe spaces to share our thoughts and listen without judgment, we can be closer

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1. Vision. Vision gives a clear sense of direction of how to lead and develop the country.

2. Yes. The world is everchanging. Vision is still needed to navigate the fog of uncertainty.

3. Appreciating and understanding different cultures allow us to respect differences and create tolerance.

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1. resilience . Since we talked about our evolution as a country and all the difficulties our ancestors had faced . It really shows how resilient they are. Since governing a country is not an easy task.

2. Hosting events . Since we will need to work with people we just meet it will let us get to know more about our teammates. Which will bring us closer to each other

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1. Multiculturalism because Singapore has a very diverse group of cultures and it is something that we should Not take for granted

2. Yes. A value that should be embraced better is openness. Singaporeans tend to be unsupportive and critical of new ideas but if we try to learn different perspectives, it will be very good

3. Understanding different cultures deeper

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*Day 2 Reflection*

1. Out of the values we explored today, which one felt most meaningful to you and why?

Inclusitivity stood out most to me. As a empathetic leader, the want to search for common ground is always prevelant. However, making the inclusitivity happen is easier said then done.

We need to accept that there is no one solution that fits all, but we need to make the best call that benefits the majority, with the least negative impact.

2. Do you think these values still apply today? Are there new values our generation should embrace moving forward?

Yes, it still applies.

We should therefore also work on compromise, adaptability and effective communication to ensure everyone is aligned on the same goals and objective.

3. When you think about how we live and work together in Singapore, what's one possibility you see in bringing people closer?

I believe it is possible to achieve a more inclusive society where everyone spares a thought for others and seek to minimise unnecessary selfish complaints.

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1.Resilience. I think resilience is an extremely important value throughout every stage in life. A lot of times things might be difficult and giving up is a much easier, especially when its regarding things nobody is enforcing you to do. However, its times like this where we must push through and continue moving forward no matter how hard the journey is.

2.Yes. Resilience have always been relevant throughout generations, at every age. Every generation must be resilient in carrying out whatever they do if they want to present the very best version of themselves.

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1: resilience - even though its a word that we throw around often and "overuse" there's still a lot of value to the whole idea of perseverance. we came this far today because of the resilience of those before us, staying committed to singapore despite the challenges that they faced. similarly for us, we have to remain resilient to the changes of the world and stand strong on our nation.

2: yes it does as we still carry similar mindsets in terms of what defines us as a nation (eg multiculturalism). what should be added - empathy, inclusivity.

3: shared experiences - eg many guys bond over ns cus its a shared experience HAHAH

our "kiasuness" & complaint culture also brings us together

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2. New values our generation should embrace moving forward: Humility!

Though SG has progressed fast and effectively since independence, we cannot take everything here for granted. Esp on international grounds, it is important to remain humble and respectful to people of other backgrounds.

This is evident through the Semangat Yang Bahru exhibition where we get to experience role-playing people of different cultural ethnicities, family situations as well as ages. We then gained a first hand experience visualising the different perspectives that others have on the same issue. And throughout this exhibition, we understand that it takes alot of thought process and multiple layers of consideration to form policies, build islands, or even vote for the desired ‘party’.

However, it is crucial then that the future generation has to learn how to remain humble and stay grateful while always understanding that everyone plays a part and can contribute to SG’s development.

1. Openness— Being open to diff perspectives/viewpoints

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1a) Do I think the values taught still apply today? Indubitably. Values, themselves, see no end through time. Only situations change, but our responses are rooted in the same values as we've been hardwired.

1b) Values for the new generation to embrace: The new/following generation should find solace in service to others before self. Being appreciative of our history and upbringing, alongside the recognition of each trial and tribulation in each phase of our Singapore journey should lead to a greater general knowledge, used for context and reasoning for future innovations. The appreciation in our history leads to a sense of belonging, resulting in service to others before self out of patriotism and the effects of neighbouring.

2) One possibility in bringing people closer through observations in how we live and work together in Singapore:

We live in a Singapore that thrives in competition, comparison, strife and obstacles. We are quick to work hard for solutions, and the more opportunities to work with each other, the more we connect through hard work.

This point is not to hope for more issues, but a point to recognise Singapore's people in their efforts, and build a sense of unity in our works.

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Q1: I think that value is resilience. Resilience ensures that we'll be able to keep surviving and progressing

even when we're faced with unfavourable circumstances

Q2: Resilience is still relevant to singapore today as it enables us to keep on preserving and finding solutions/better ideas to live better. E.g coming up with ideas to tackle lack of natural resources

Q3: Neighbours can organise activities for themselves and for each other to get to know each other and promote the spirit of caring and helping each other when in need.

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1. Being openminded. good to have irl cuz sometimes with differing perspectives, there will be different solutions to a problem.

2. absolutely. be chill, good for in depth convos when both parties are chill and calm

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1) I think that the most meaningful value to me is being open minded to other peoples opinions. This is because I think that it is important to hear other peoples perspectives/view on the matter so that I could adopt the idea or integrate the idea and modify the idea into something better.

2) I think that being open minded values are still important as it makes one increase their personal growth and help make better connections with other people

3) one possibility to bring people closer is that I could exchange greetings with my neighbours every time

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1. What is your strongest emotion (you could use ann emoji/ image/ photo to represent too!) after experiencing your service journey and why?

2. What is one way youths like you (and us!) can help build the kind of Singapore you want to live in?