Week 2
2 - 6 March 2026
(2 Mar) Failing Forward: What the Humanities and Social Sciences Teach Us About Resilience
Failure is just research: How to leverage the setback
(3 Mar) What does it mean to be resilient? Voices from Patients, Caregivers, and Practitioners
The human cost to staying strong for someone else
(4 & 9 Mar) Building Financial Resilience: Pensions & Financial Literacy
Asia's financial resilience blueprint: How policymakers are securing retirement for millions
(4 Mar) Embedding Holistic Wellbeing into the Fabric of the University
The art of flourishing: Designing communities that help students Thrive, not just Survive
(4 Mar) Launch of the Centre for Computational Social Science and Humanities
Where computation meets the social sciences and humanities
(5 Mar) From Ecosystem Services to Cultural Wellbeing: Ground Up Pathways for Resilience
Design with nature, not against it: Building community wellbeing from the ground up
(6 Mar) Doing Creative Practice Research: Methods for Building Unusual Archives
The invisible archive: Telling stories that get overlooked.
(6 Mar) EMPOWER’s Spotlight on Transformative Research in Early Development
One size can’t fit them all: Why tailoring children’s learning matters
(6 Mar) From Exhibition to Economy: Exploring Cultural Economics in Action
Beyond the price tag: the essential value of culture in society
(6 Mar) Pedagogical Signatures of Resilience: Fostering Multifaceted Dispositions in the Performing Arts for Future Creative Economies
More than performance: The resilience taught behind the curtain
(6 Mar) Reimagining Regional Resilience in an Age of Great Power Rivalry
Finding resilience in a volatile time: the Singapore and ASEAN strategic playbook