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Roses of Peace Roses of Peace is a youth driven initiative that aims to foster a culture of interfaith appreciation for a resilient community

Roses of Peace is an inter-faith initiative to promote the universal values of peace, love and kindness to all through the kind act of giving roses and greeting cards bearing the teachings faith based luminaries espousing the spirit of humanity and harmony.

15/09/2026

Well… looks like you have plans now. 😭

Join us at the Bridges of Peace Youth Dialogue for real conversations on multiculturalism, inclusion, and building peace together in SG.

🔗 Sign up here: https://go.gov.sg/reachrop270926

⏰ Registration closes 16 September!

Jxx Jxx, we need to talk. Do you find these items familiar? If they do, you know what to do next. Come attend our youth ...
15/09/2026

Jxx Jxx, we need to talk.

Do you find these items familiar? If they do, you know what to do next. Come attend our youth dialogue, we promise we won’t be mad.

🔗 Sign up at: https://go.gov.sg/reachrop270926

13/09/2026

🔗 Sign up here: https://go.gov.sg/reachrop270926

If you’re ready for real talk on multiculturalism, inclusion, and how we can build peace together in SG, join us for the Bridges of Peace Youth Dialogue!

⏰ Registration closes soon, so sign up before 16 September!

10/09/2026

POV: the plane was carrying your invite ✈️👀

🔗 Sign up here: https://go.gov.sg/reachrop270926

Join us at Bridges of Peace Youth Dialogue for an afternoon of honest conversations on multiculturalism, inclusion, and how youths can be architects of peace in Singapore and beyond.

Sign up before 16 September!!!

From unconscious bias to polarity thinking, our Harmony Champions have been busy. 🌹✨Over the past few weeks, our youth l...
21/06/2026

From unconscious bias to polarity thinking, our Harmony Champions have been busy. 🌹✨

Over the past few weeks, our youth leaders have explored unconscious bias, unpacked issues around race relations and social cohesion using NYC’s Beneath the Surface Conversations Toolkit, visited the Harmony in Diversity Gallery and Telok Ayer, strengthened their facilitation skills, and most recently, learned the art of Polarity Thinking with Dr Douglas.

One step at a time, they are building the skills to engage across differences with empathy, curiosity, and confidence.

And we’re just getting started. Stay tuned as our Harmony Champions take these lessons beyond the classroom and into their communities. 🌟

Did the workshop even happen if it’s not on the Gram? 👀📸Today, our Harmony Champions explored the power of Polarity Thin...
20/06/2026

Did the workshop even happen if it’s not on the Gram? 👀📸

Today, our Harmony Champions explored the power of Polarity Thinking and learned that many of the challenges we face are not problems to solve, but polarities to navigate.

A big thank you to Dr Douglas OLoughlin for sharing his wealth of experience and making this powerful concept both practical and accessible for our Harmony Champions. Through interactive discussions and activities, our youths discovered how seemingly opposing values can coexist, and how understanding different perspectives can help build stronger relationships and more cohesive communities.

In a diverse society, harmony is not about choosing one side over another. It is about learning to navigate both. 🌹✨

25/05/2026

POV: you’re in your Harmony Champions era ✨

Today, we officially welcomed the 2026 batch of Harmony Champions into the Roses of Peace family 🌹✨43 youths from Instit...
24/05/2026

Today, we officially welcomed the 2026 batch of Harmony Champions into the Roses of Peace family 🌹✨

43 youths from Institutes of Higher Learning across Singapore were formally appointed as Harmony Champions, marking the beginning of a meaningful journey in strengthening racial and religious harmony within our communities.

We are deeply honoured to have Senior Parliamentary Secretary, Dr Syed Harun Alhabsyi, join us as our special guest to officially appoint our youths and share reflections on the importance of building harmony through everyday actions, conversations, and relationships.

We were also absolutely delighted to be joined by Mr Teo Chee Hean, Senior Advisor, Prime Minister’s Office for an exclusive fireside conversation, where he generously shared many pearls of wisdom and insights with our youths on leadership, social cohesion, and the role young people play in shaping Singapore’s future.

The morning concluded with a meaningful interfaith prayer and blessing led by respected faith leaders from the Islamic, Jewish, Taoist, and Buddhist communities — a powerful reminder of the shared values that continue to unite us as one society.

To our newly appointed Harmony Champions: thank you for stepping forward to be part of this journey. We look forward to witnessing the impact each of you will create in your schools, communities, and beyond 💕

Hear from our Harmony Champions 🌹Meet Jalen Goh Jun Hui, a graduate of the Harmony Champions Programme and one of the vo...
21/04/2026

Hear from our Harmony Champions 🌹

Meet Jalen Goh Jun Hui, a graduate of the Harmony Champions Programme and one of the voices who continues to inspire young Singaporeans to build bridges across communities. Jalen was a student at Singapore Polytechnic when he joined the programme, and is currently serving National Service.

In his own words:
“What we have in Singapore is special and it’s ours to protect. Meeting people from all walks of life opened my eyes to stories I would have never known. It reminded me that harmony isn’t something we can take for granted, it is built through every conversation, every act of understanding, and every choice to stand together despite our differences.”

Jalen’s reflection captures what the Harmony Champions Programme is about. Not grand declarations, but the quiet work of showing up, listening, and choosing to stand together.

Applications for the Harmony Champions Programme 2026 are now open. If you know a young person ready to take this journey, tag them below or share this post with them.

Link in bio to sign up 🔗

Hear from our Harmony Champions 🌹Meet Nadia Begum, part of the 2023 batch of Harmony Champions. Nadia joined the program...
21/04/2026

Hear from our Harmony Champions 🌹

Meet Nadia Begum, part of the 2023 batch of Harmony Champions. Nadia joined the programme as a student at the Singapore Institute of Technology, and her reflections capture something important about what harmony actually asks of us: not a one-time gesture, but the ongoing work of how we speak, listen, and show up for one another.

In her own words:
“What I valued most from the Harmony Champions programme were the conversations and the people I met. It was not just structured sessions, but real exchanges where different perspectives were shared openly and respectfully. There were moments that challenged my assumptions, but also moments that helped me understand where others were coming from in a more genuine way.

Being part of this experience made me realise that harmony is built through consistent effort in how we speak, listen, and engage with one another. I left feeling more grounded in my role as a Singaporean and more mindful of how I show up in everyday interactions and community spaces.”

Harmony is not a destination. It is a practice. And as Nadia reminds us, it lives in the small, consistent choices we make in our everyday interactions and community spaces.
Applications for the new batch of Harmony Champions are now open. Know a young person ready to begin this journey? Tag them below or share this post with them.

Link in bio to sign up 🔗

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