Manifesto for a #BetterKL
The greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley is poised to be an engine of economic growth for our nation in the next decade. We have heard about (and contributed much to) the bad side of our city: its inadequate public transit system, lack of design and care, poor city planning. This is our manifesto for a more liveable and lovable Kuala Lumpur.
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CariMakan #15: Children's Book Author
Datin Rossiti Aishah Rashidi is a children’s book writer. She uses poems, illustrations and short stories about animals in Malaysia with the hope of creating awareness amongst children on our impact as humans on nature.
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Cari Makan #14: Sign Language Interpreter
Lucy Lim, 48, is a sign language interpreter. She is from Kuala Lumpur and has been working with the deaf since she was 19. Lucy believes deaf people deserve more educational facilities, as well as job opportunities.
Up Next: POSKOD TALKS 2!
POSKOD TALKS aspires to create and nurture a space that will showcase ideas, insights and initiatives by KLites to make our city a better place to live, work and play -- one postcode at a time. For this installment of POSKOD TALKS, we invite artists to be storytellers for a day.
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Cari Makan #13: The Dancer
Behnaz is an Iranian dancer who has established a dance academy in Kuala Lumpur. She came to Malaysia in 2010 after teaching dance in Iran for 16 years.
Cari Makan #10: Buddhist Monk
Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda Nayaka Maha Thera came from Sri Lanka as a young monk but feels more Malaysian after living here for more than 40 years.
Cari Makan #9: The Capoeirista
Rubens Carlos de Oliveira a.k.a Pimbal hails from the capital of Brazil, Brasilia. A chance encounter with Capoeira as a kid has led to it becoming his lifelong passion.