CHARM-ing the cheer scene
Cheerleaders across the region gave their best at the 2016 CHARM Cheerleading Championships.
Award-winning Filipino filmmaker conducts workshop
Filipino filmmaker John Torres wants to inspire young Malaysian directors in the upcoming Next New Wave workshop.
Predator on the silver screen
R.AGE online documentary series Predator In My Phone was given an extended screening thanks to the Malaysian Documentary Society.
How the global oil crisis has hit the city of Miri, Sarawak
The city of Miri, Sarawak has been hit hard by the global oil crisis, and its young people are bearing the the brunt of it.
Family safety in a digital era
Digi and P.S. The Children are working together to protect families through a workbook and a digital safety app.
Let’s get uncomfortable
When the person closest to him was molested, Alvin Teoh joined forces with P.S. The Children to campaign against child sex abuse.
Driving Malaysian documentaries in the right direction
The Malaysian Documentary Society (MyDocs) sees passion and potential in aspiring local documentary filmmakers
An interview with Fred Chong, the man behind Namewee
Fred Chong has gone from an engineer to the founder and CEO of an digital entertainment company with offices in nine major cities across Asia.
The story of a ‘Malaysia Chabor’: Joyce Chu
Joyce Chu tells us what it’s like being an Internet sensation at 19, and how she got there in the first place.
Premiering today – four short films inspired by one piece of dialogue
The participants of the Young Filmmakers Workshop 2015 said creating four different films inspired by one piece of dialogue, really pushed them to their creative limits.
Meet the editor who worked on horror classic ‘Shutter’
Renowned film editor Lee Chatametikool reveals how a mistake in film school set him on his current career path.
United we stand
The National Unity Youth Fellowship is currently in its second edition and since last year, has been developing young Malaysians to be the champions of a moderate Malaysian.
Crowdfunding classroom dreams into reality
Run by young Malaysians, The 100% Project is crowdfunding classroom dreams into reality – and the public has a chance to contribute.
Youth projects for a unified nation
Here’s a look at the two projects organised by NUYF’s fellows in the spirit of national unity.
Other awesome 100% Projects
Check out some of the successful crowdfunded projects the 100% Project has worked on.