MEDIA

Zaobao (2026, September 2). 告别布娃娃拥抱对话框：当AI成为知己孩子失去什么？

Ch5 News (2026, July 30). Supporting healthier, safer social media use

CNA (2026, July 30). Singapore expert panel suggests tackling harmful social media features instead of imposing age bans

Straits Time (2026, July 30). Tackle harmful social media features rather than impose total ban to protect the young: Expert panel

Zaobao (2026, July 30). 专家：不必全禁青少年用社媒改善平台功能与确认年龄更有效

NUS News (2025, December 12). It takes a “kampung”: Creating a sustainable ecosystem of care for everyone, by everyone.

CNA (2025, March 8). As the number of young drug abusers in Singapore continues to rise, youth advocates say it’s time to fight back smarter.

The Straits Times (2024, March 22). Childhood trauma can lead to mental health issues among young adults: Study.

The findings of the study were shared at NUS’ Social Service Research Centre Conference 2024 on March 20. ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI

CNA (2021, May) Commentary: Training children to support their friends can reduce school bullying

School bullying is a worldwide problem despite all the measures in place to deal with it. In this article, two professors shed light on the crucial role of peers in reducing school bullying.

A group of Primary 5 students threw this note and others at a classmate in a case of bullying at Mee Toh School. (Photo: Twitter/@4YSLZ)

Maeil Business News Korea (2021, January). 날로 진화하는 사이버폭력, 이화여대 연구팀 논문서 “실태 측정도구 부실하다” 지적 (Getting advanced cyberbullying: Findings a lack of the measurements to assess cyberbullying in the Ewha Woman’s University research team’s article) [in Korean].

Channel News Asia Spotlight (2019, September): Rising number of young drug abusers despite lower youth crime rates / Video by Ariel Lim.

Korea National Youth Policy Institute (NYPI) 30th Anniversary Ceremony & International Conference (2019, July). Youth development support and realization of inclusive society. Invited presentation on “Community-based youth development programs in Singapore”.

[NUS FASS Research Clusters Networking Event] Traditional bullying, cyberbullying and mental health among university students (2019, June).

[OSA Dean’s Dialogue] Romanticising Social Media – are we sugar-coating our identities? (2019, April).

Social media: bane or boon? NUS News (2019, February).