Professor of Philosophy and Judy Chandler Webb Distinguished Chair for Innovative Teaching and Research at the University of California, Berkeley.
His research has focused on responsibility, moral psychology, normative ethics, and the theory of practical reason.
CEO of Teach For Malaysia, an independent, not-for-profit organisation on a mission to give all children in Malaysia the opportunity to attain an excellent education.
He envisions a holistic education system to best prepare students for the 21st century and enable them to thrive.
Vice President of the People's Justice Party. Currently, she is the KEADILAN Spokesperson for the Ministry of Women, Family, and Community Development.
Nurul Izzah has consistently fought for the principles of social justice and a people-centric governance.
Co-Founder and Co-Director of the Responsible Technology Hub, an initiative focusing on including young voices in the debate around making technology more responsible.
She is also a Business Program Manager at Microsoft where she focuses on Responsible AI. She was named Young Global Changemaker 2022 by the Global Solutions Initiative and received the Volunteer of the Year Award 2021.
The Chairman and founder of the Parent Action Group for Education Malaysia (PAGE), a national society to defend and ensure that “pupils are to be educated in accordance with the wishes of their parents”, as stated in the Education Act 1996.
She was named among The Edge’s Ten Inspiring Malaysians in 2013. She was on the Ministry of Education National Education Advisory Council 2018-2020.
Lecturer in Environmental Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University.
Marshall started the Ecotopia 2121 and Frankencities projects. His works were said to be “stunning”, “imaginative”, curious and creative", "adventurous", "impressive", "visionary", and "monumental" by National Geographic, Forbes, and more. He is also an award-winning writer of science fiction.
Economist and Head of Research at Khazanah National. He is also Co-Head of Dana Impact, an allocation within Khazanah to undertake strategic investments for the nation. Nick is also a trustee of the Khazanah Research Institute.
Prior to Khazanah, Nick served as an economist in Malaysia’s Economic Planning Unit, where he was directly involved in several national development initiatives.
Philosophy Wizard and Coach for the Philosophy Foundation in London for over a decade and guest speaker at Fulbright University's Philosophy Club.
He also led his own conversation club in supporting people of all ages to express ideas about controversial issues at Saigon, Vietnam.
Researcher for Democracy and Governance at the Institute for
Democracy and Economic Affairs (IDEAS), a prominent think-tank based in Kuala Lumpur.
He has posited his thoughts on regional democratic trends, local political analysis, youth empowerment, multiculturalism and institutional reforms at numerous platforms.
Philosopher of engineering and technology, Colorado School of Mines and Renmin University of China.
He was awarded the Abbot Payson Usher Prize of the Society for the History of Technology, International World Technology Network (WTN) award for Ethics, and a Doctorate Honoris Causa from the Universitat Internacional Valenciana, Spain.
Program Manager at the Hamburg-based THE NEW INSTITUTE, and heads the program team at the Global Solutions Initiative, a global collaborative enterprise comprised of a network of world-renowned think tanks.
He previously headed the Global Challenges Centre at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy where, among other things, he managed the T20 process during Germany’s G20 presidency. His work focuses on the changing organisation of work, sustainability in global value chains, and the G20.
Chief Coordinator of a youth-led leftist organisation, Social Democrat Organisation, as well as the president of International Islamic University Malaysia Student Union.
Aliff is also a proponent for intellectual activism movement, as well as the recipient of Young Philosopher of the Year 2021 Award. He has written numerous articles on student activism, sociology, philosophy, and politics, published in Malaysia and Indonesia.
Socialist and a former Central Committee for Parti Sosialis Malaysia (PSM), as well as human rights social activist, environmentalist and infrastructure policy analyst.
He is also prominent writer on various major publications in Malaysia including Malaysiakini, The Malaysian Reserve, The Vibes and Free Malaysia Today on issues ranging from social policies, environmental sustainability to healthcare.
From the Great Reshuffle to the general restlessness of society, we are increasingly faced with alternative life choices.
Overwhelmed with life choices, regrets and paths not taken, how should we live in the face of ‘what-if’s?
The current climate state, widespread burnout and a general decline in mental health have clearly shown that our obsession with economic and material growth is harming us.
How can we break away from the current growth paradigm?
We know they're coming: Web 3, decentralised blockchain, Internet powered by AI, the Metaverse...
What do these mean to Internet users? How should we prepare for the cyber future? Are we headed towards a cyber utopia or dystopia?
Rigid marking schemes? Mere regurgitation of facts? Student ranking system? These are just some of the many oppressive features we have internalised as normal.
How can we conceive what's ideal for educating us Malaysians and our children? Can we even free our enslaved minds?
If every political system makes its moves based on utopian ideals, why are we still living in a world where corruption, poverty, and marginalisation still prevail?
Does the fault lie with how we and our politicians think about utopias? What does a Malaysian utopia look like? Is it even possible to reach?
First ever Critical Thinking Hackathon in Malaysia.
Teams compete to put their thinking skills into work to solve real-life, ethical issues.
Best team award goes to Masalah Trolley!
Best speaker award goes to Wei Ken!
