Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin (@tinizainudin9) is a prominent activist who has dedicated nearly three decades to the welfare of marginalized children, and set up the Yayasan Chow Kit child-crisis center. She is an activist who co-founded Yayasan Chow Kit formerly known as NurSalam, the first 24-hour/7-day one-stop child-crisis center in the country. The center is dedicated to providing marginalized and displaced children.

She has worked as a consultant and a member of several humanitarian and refugee-based organizations. Dato’ Dr. Hartini has also been involved in law and policy reforms, as well as training on children’s issues.  In 2021, she received the award that was widely known among all social changemakers called Tatler’s Influence Award. The award brings together the region’s most innovative changemakers, industry titans and powerful individuals who are shaping the region through positive impact. She is a strong woman who continues to fight in the face of injustice to create opportunities and space for those in need of shelter.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for the first episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin.

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*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin (@tinizainudin9) is a prominent activist who has dedicated nearly three decades to the welfare of marginalized children, and set up the Yayasan Chow Kit child-crisis center. She is an activist who co-founded Yayasan Chow Kit formerly known as NurSalam, the first 24-hour/7-day one-stop child-crisis center in the country. The center is dedicated to providing marginalized and displaced children.

She has worked as a consultant and a member of several humanitarian and refugee-based organizations. Dato’ Dr. Hartini has also been involved in law and policy reforms, as well as training on children’s issues.  In 2021, she received the award that was widely known among all social changemakers called Tatler’s Influence Award. The award brings together the region’s most innovative changemakers, industry titans and powerful individuals who are shaping the region through positive impact. She is a strong woman who continues to fight in the face of injustice to create opportunities and space for those in need of shelter.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for the first episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin (@tinizainudin9) is a prominent activist who has dedicated nearly three decades to the welfare of marginalized children, and set up the Yayasan Chow Kit child-crisis center. She is an activist who co-founded Yayasan Chow Kit formerly known as NurSalam, the first 24-hour/7-day one-stop child-crisis center in the country. The center is dedicated to providing marginalized and displaced children.

She has worked as a consultant and a member of several humanitarian and refugee-based organizations. Dato’ Dr. Hartini has also been involved in law and policy reforms, as well as training on children’s issues.  In 2021, she received the award that was widely known among all social changemakers called Tatler’s Influence Award. The award brings together the region’s most innovative changemakers, industry titans and powerful individuals who are shaping the region through positive impact. She is a strong woman who continues to fight in the face of injustice to create opportunities and space for those in need of shelter.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for the first episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin (@tinizainudin9) is a prominent activist who has dedicated nearly three decades to the welfare of marginalized children, and set up the Yayasan Chow Kit child-crisis center. She is an activist who co-founded Yayasan Chow Kit formerly known as NurSalam, the first 24-hour/7-day one-stop child-crisis center in the country. The center is dedicated to providing marginalized and displaced children.

She has worked as a consultant and a member of several humanitarian and refugee-based organizations. Dato’ Dr. Hartini has also been involved in law and policy reforms, as well as training on children’s issues.  In 2021, she received the award that was widely known among all social changemakers called Tatler’s Influence Award. The award brings together the region’s most innovative changemakers, industry titans and powerful individuals who are shaping the region through positive impact. She is a strong woman who continues to fight in the face of injustice to create opportunities and space for those in need of shelter.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for the first episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Dato’ Dr. Hartini Zainudin. 

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online. 

Get shownotes for this episode on our website.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Ian Yee (@ianyee) is a journalist, editor, producer, and co-founder of The Fourth, an investigative and impact journalism team that uses compelling multimedia documentaries and creative public action campaigns to address social injustices. On his journalism, Ian and his team have exposed a wide range of crimes and social injustices, including child sexual exploitation, school violence, as well as human trafficking and wildlife smuggling. Spectacular!

His "Predator in My Phone" initiative resulted in forming the new laws in Malaysia to protect children from sexual grooming, known as the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Ian is one of three Malaysians acknowledged by the British Council with The Social Impact Award for their outstanding achievements. He received the award, as he also graduated from Liverpool John Moores University,  which recognizes alumni who have made an exceptional contribution to creating positive social change. In addition to being nominated for a Peabody award twice, Ian and his team have received numerous other achievements for journalism, social activism, film-making, marketing, and digital innovation. This includes the Asian Media Awards, SOPA Awards, and World Digital Media Awards, making the total nearly 40 awards.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Ian Yee.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Ian Yee (@ianyee) is a journalist, editor, producer, and co-founder of The Fourth, an investigative and impact journalism team that uses compelling multimedia documentaries and creative public action campaigns to address social injustices. On his journalism, Ian and his team have exposed a wide range of crimes and social injustices, including child sexual exploitation, school violence, as well as human trafficking and wildlife smuggling. Spectacular!

His "Predator in My Phone" initiative resulted in forming the new laws in Malaysia to protect children from sexual grooming, known as the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Ian is one of three Malaysians acknowledged by the British Council with The Social Impact Award for their outstanding achievements. He received the award, as he also graduated from Liverpool John Moores University,  which recognizes alumni who have made an exceptional contribution to creating positive social change. In addition to being nominated for a Peabody award twice, Ian and his team have received numerous other achievements for journalism, social activism, film-making, marketing, and digital innovation. This includes the Asian Media Awards, SOPA Awards, and World Digital Media Awards, making the total nearly 40 awards.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Ian Yee.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Ian Yee (@ianyee) is a journalist, editor, producer, and co-founder of The Fourth, an investigative and impact journalism team that uses compelling multimedia documentaries and creative public action campaigns to address social injustices. On his journalism, Ian and his team have exposed a wide range of crimes and social injustices, including child sexual exploitation, school violence, as well as human trafficking and wildlife smuggling. Spectacular!

His "Predator in My Phone" initiative resulted in forming the new laws in Malaysia to protect children from sexual grooming, known as the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Ian is one of three Malaysians acknowledged by the British Council with The Social Impact Award for their outstanding achievements. He received the award, as he also graduated from Liverpool John Moores University,  which recognizes alumni who have made an exceptional contribution to creating positive social change. In addition to being nominated for a Peabody award twice, Ian and his team have received numerous other achievements for journalism, social activism, film-making, marketing, and digital innovation. This includes the Asian Media Awards, SOPA Awards, and World Digital Media Awards, making the total nearly 40 awards.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Ian Yee.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

Ian Yee (@ianyee) is a journalist, editor, producer, and co-founder of The Fourth, an investigative and impact journalism team that uses compelling multimedia documentaries and creative public action campaigns to address social injustices. On his journalism, Ian and his team have exposed a wide range of crimes and social injustices, including child sexual exploitation, school violence, as well as human trafficking and wildlife smuggling. Spectacular!

His "Predator in My Phone" initiative resulted in forming the new laws in Malaysia to protect children from sexual grooming, known as the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017. Ian is one of three Malaysians acknowledged by the British Council with The Social Impact Award for their outstanding achievements. He received the award, as he also graduated from Liverpool John Moores University,  which recognizes alumni who have made an exceptional contribution to creating positive social change. In addition to being nominated for a Peabody award twice, Ian and his team have received numerous other achievements for journalism, social activism, film-making, marketing, and digital innovation. This includes the Asian Media Awards, SOPA Awards, and World Digital Media Awards, making the total nearly 40 awards.

Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Ian Yee.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a resource platform for NGOs, allowing you to fundraise for your NGOs online.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good With Wah Hoo.

#001-3 Tharma Pillai - Undi18, secrets to building social movements and effective advocacy initiatives.

Tharma Pillai (@tharmapillai) is the Co-Founder and Advocacy Director of Undi18 Malaysia. He co-founded Undi18 with Qyira Yusri, sparking a youth-led movement dedicated to democratic reforms. The movement successfully advocated for the amendment of Article 119(1) of the Federal Constitution to reduce the minimum voting age in Malaysia from 21 to 18 years old.

Tharma Pillai’s sense of justice was partially shaped by his aunt Dr. Selva Vathany, who lifted the lid on the systematic abuse of the welfare system for Orang Asli.

He was named one of Forbes' 30 Under 30 Asia 2021 for his efforts in championing youth voting rights in Malaysia, and one of Prestige Malaysia's 40 Under 40 in 2019 as one of the bright young minds fighting the good fight in their relentless pursuit of positive change.

So, what are you waiting for? Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Tharma Pillai.

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a giving platform to help people and corporate companies to give more effectively to great charities and causes.

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#001-2 Tharma Pillai (Part 2 of 3) - Breaking career stereotypes, pursuing truth & justice, financial stability for longevity in activism & social impact work and how debate skills can supercharge your thinking.

Tharma Pillai (@tharmapillai) is the Co-Founder and Advocacy Director of Undi18 Malaysia. He co-founded Undi18 with Qyira Yusri, sparking a youth-led movement dedicated to democratic reforms. The movement successfully advocated for the amendment of Article 119(1) of the Federal Constitution to reduce the minimum voting age in Malaysia from 21 to 18 years old.

Tharma Pillai’s sense of justice was partially shaped by his aunt Dr. Selva Vathany, who lifted the lid on the systematic abuse of the welfare system for Orang Asli.

He was named one of Forbes' 30 Under 30 Asia 2021 for his efforts in championing youth voting rights in Malaysia, and one of Prestige Malaysia's 40 Under 40 in 2019 as one of the bright young minds fighting the good fight in their relentless pursuit of positive change.

So, what are you waiting for? Let's dive into the untold story of our greatest changemakers for this week’s episode of The Gamechangers For Good, Tharma Pillai.

Get show notes for this episode on https://www.givinghub.asia/gamechangers/

This episode is brought to you by GivingHub, a giving platform to help people and corporate companies to give more effectively to great charities and causes.

*Disclaimer: The discussions in these podcasts are for knowledge-sharing which should not be proceeded without the permission of the guests. The opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints expressed by the various guests on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, and viewpoints of The Gamechangers For Good with Wah Hoo.