
Another general election, another impartial boundary report.
Another general election, another impartial boundary report.
Jom’s arts editor wanders through Yee I-Lann’s stunning survey show at the Singapore Art Museum. The Sabahan artist may insist she’s a poor weaver of mats, but she’s certainly a powerful weaver of worlds.
EBRC redraws electoral boundaries; poor nutritional value in migrant workers’ food; clampdown on Personal Mobility Aids; technology encroaches into history; Lady Gaga visiting in May; Chocolate Finance in trouble; and more.
Singaporeans are a generous people, donating to crowdfunding campaigns that help to pay for expensive, life-saving treatments for young children. But what about adults with rare diseases? How can the public and healthcare system better cater to their right to life?
Land use decisions could benefit more people, improving sex ed in Singapore, “rizz” is word of the year, thousands more likely to die by Christmas in Gaza, art to end and start the year, AI growth in SG, and more.
Jom’s first print issue is now on sale for S$36, which includes domestic shipping. We’ve got a limited run, so get your copy now.
Dear reader, Thanks to those of you who showed up last weekend for our print launch at the Ethos Festive Market! It was great chatting with you, while being able to hold a physical copy of Jom. Hopefully it’s the first of many. For those who ordered your copy...
The experience of harm in the school environment can have devastating and long-lasting effects on a young person. How can we nurture safer spaces for them to truly be heard?
Singapore’s love of Kissinger and what that means, only the lonely among the elderly, HIV cases on the rise here, Cultural Medallion winners, TikTok exploring stake in Tokopedia to expand e-commerce offering, and more.
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Featuring an essay each by members of Jom’s editorial team, and many others, all within the themes of “Activism”, “Ecology” and “Music”.
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Featuring original work around the themes of “Housing”, “Leftists” and the “Arts”, including a foldout housing map by Kontinentalist.
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