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Gen Z Speaks

Gen Z Speaks
Ms Hana Chen, 19, is a third-year student in the diploma of communications and media management in Temasek Polytechnic. She is seen here with her grandmother. Nuria Ling/TODAY

Gen Z Speaks: A language barrier separates me from my grandmother, but I love her all the same

My grandmother always holds my hand when we cross the road. It’s a habit from when I was between four and six, back when I was not yet able to go to the neighbourhood hawker centre by myself.

By Hana Chen

27/11/2022
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I felt everything change around me right after I made my own determination to do better for myself, says the author.

Gen Z Speaks: I was the black sheep in school. But it was never too late to turn my studies around

By Shina Tan

30/10/2022
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Jillian Lau, 19, is studying communications and media management at Temasek Polytechnic.

Gen Z Speaks: As a teen, I tried a viral waist size challenge and failed. It affected me for a long time

By Jillian Lau

09/10/2022
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There was a huge unmet demand for bicycle transport in Singapore, as it heads towards a car-lite future, says the author.

Gen Z Speaks: I hurt myself badly after a cycling accident, but the experience kickstarted my entrepreneurial journey

By Laurent Misso

25/09/2022
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Ajay Suriyah, 20, is a recent graduate from Temasek Polytechnic.

Gen Z Speaks: I used to beat myself up for being unhealthy. Accepting failure helped me pursue my fitness goals

By Ajay Suriyah

18/09/2022
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As an operations and content manager at online counselling platform Talk Your Heart Out, Ms See's typical workday involves managing a range of enquiries from both clients and therapists.

Gen Z Speaks: I joined a mental health startup wanting to help others. I learnt that I had to help myself first

By Sheryl See

28/08/2022
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