Young Voices

Kuala Lumpur skyline.

What do you do when the system is broken?

Jaden Kun Shen Tan | February 15, 2026

Swimmers

Chasing the record – but at what cost?

Roshan Gowreesan | January 25, 2026

What happens when it is one of us?

Aiza Zahra | January 18, 2026

The value of a family heirloom

Abbygale Mong Yi Tong | January 11, 2026

‘Just start’ is 12-year-old author Avril Herng’s advice to young writers

Graig Nunis | December 28, 2025

The writers of Broken A Young Writers' Anthology with Brigitte Rozario, the editor and mentor of Junior Writers Programme.

Junior Writers Programme unveils new anthology celebrating youth voices with powerful stories

Aedlycia Abdullah | December 07, 2025

Breaking free from ‘whitewashed’ ideals and embracing cultural identity

Helena Aysera Hishamuddin Hud | November 09, 2025

Sarawak school

We must create safe, respectful schools for everyone

Elisha Grace Christopher | October 19, 2025

An animated image of a teacher.

The mysterious case of Puan Izzah

Sofeyah Rostam | September 21, 2025

School students seated at a secondary school in Kuala Lumpur.

The real skills I learnt at school

Nuur Qistina Hayani Nazrol Hafiz | September 07, 2025

Nurul Izzati Sofeyah Rostam (seated, third from left), didn’t have a conventional schooling experience due to her dyslexia and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Homeschooled by her mother, she overcame these challenges and recently contributed a story to Caught in Culture, an anthology of Malaysian stories.

Teenager Nurul Izzati Sofeyah overcomes learning challenges to share her story

Graig Nunis | August 17, 2025

The book ‘Caught in Culture’ showcases 15 young authors’ unique perspectives on tradition, modernity, and identity in Malaysia

A fresh look at Malaysian culture through young writers’ eyes

Twentytwo13 | August 10, 2025

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