Writings

SGCR Theme: Resolutions and Revolutions

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Tak boleh tahan in the climate crisis

“The rich will just do fine when things happen to them because they have a lot of wealth and power, but what about the rest of us in the...

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What does the IPCC report mean for SG?

Sources (quotes from report): Approximately 3.3–3.6 billion people live in contexts that are highly vulnerable to climate change. Between...

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Quiet Activism in Revolutions

How does social change occur? How do we create revolutionary changes that significantly alter the society we live in? When we think of...

Postcards To My MP Replies

Last year, 309 of you wrote postcards to your local MPs during our rally, urging them to take greater climate action and work towards a...

Labour Day 2022

This labour day, let us remember that to combat climate change and fight for a fair and sustainable future, we need to focus our efforts...

We stand with Wake Up, Singapore

A solidarity statement by civil society groups, activists, workers and others who have found a voice on their platform Independent media...

Land-based farmers in Singapore’s new agritech fantasy

Written by Bev Devakishen, Illustrated by H Food Forest is a messy, productive piece of land where 100 species of local fruits and...

Singapore as Home?

Whenever a discussion on developing nature areas comes up, words like ‘trade-offs’ and ‘balance’ come to mind. Headlines like “Are you...

ESG: Myth or Magic?

Written by IN, Illustrated by M ‘ESG’ is one of the hottest acronyms these days in the grubby world of finance. But what does it stand...

Queer x Climate Activism

In line with our bimonthly theme, Queer, and in the wake of Pink Dot 2022, SGCR wishes to provide space to local queer activists to share...

World Ocean’s Day x Queer Ecology: Queer like nature, Fluid like the ocean

Written and illustrated by RQ In 2014, controversy stirred around the National Library Board (NLB)’s announcement to ban the children’s...

[SGCR Bimonthly Theme] Queer

This May and June, SGCR looks at the concept of queer, as a lead up towards this year’s Pink Dot in June. Eve Sedgwick reminds us that...