Hearts of Resilience: Singapore's Community Engagement Programme

Asad-ul Iqbal Latif

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Singapore's Community Engagement Programme

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Asad-ul Iqbal Latif

Publisher:: ISEAS–Yusof Ishak Institute
Online publication date:: October 2015
Print publication year:: 2011
Online ISBN:: 9789814345385

Subjects:: Organisational Sociology, Sociology
Series:: Books and Monographs

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A bomb attack on a hotel. A bomb in a taxi. Or a bus. Like the London 7 July 2005 bomb attacks. Or if a plot to bomb an MRT station succeeds. How would we react? Would Singaporeans stay calm? And united? Or would ethnic fault lines crack? Building networks of trust in good times is crucial. Building social resilience is important in keeping Singapore united in a crisis. That is what the Community Engagement Programme, or CEP, sets out to do. This book describes the Singapore experience in reaching out to hearts and minds. As we fortify our hearts of resilience, the CEP is a book that continues to be written.

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Singapore's Community Engagement Programme

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-v

Message
pp vi-vii

Foreword
pp viii-ix

INTRODUCTION
pp 1-1

Sustaining Singapore's Resilience: The CEP's Role
pp 2-9

CEP: “It Is Something I Totally Believe In”
pp 10-13

Coordinating Diversity: The CEP Secretariat's Role
pp 14-16

The Origins
pp 17-25

BUILDING NETWORKS OF TRUST
pp 26-27

Religious and Other Groups
pp 28-31

Educational Institutions
pp 32-33

The Media and Arts
pp 34-36

Businesses and Unions
pp 37-42

Grassroots Organizations
pp 43-45

The Coordinating Secretariat
pp 46-47

WEAVING THE TAPESTRY: DIFFERENT FACES OF THE CEP
pp 48-49

Grassroots Mover
pp 50-52

Religion for Peace
pp 53-55

Corporate Shaker
pp 56-58

Neighbourhood Activist
pp 59-61

Gotong Royong
pp 62-64

Interfaith Youth
pp 65-67

Creating Conversational Circles
pp 68-70

Securing the Community
pp 71-73

Studying Community Relations
pp 74-76

Teaching the Young
pp 77-79

Operationally Ready
pp 80-82

Unity through the Airwaves
pp 83-85

Writer's Thoughts
pp 86-89

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