On the morning of 11th March 2017, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) organised its first heritage visit to Chinatown. The attractions visited included the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, the Sri Mariamman Temple, Masjid Jamae Chulia and the Singapore Hok San Association. During the tour, all 160 participants were split into six teams, with [全文]
New immigrants have been bringing their hometown cooking to the dining tables in Singapore, and also brought along their customs and practices, and food culture. Lately, the different types of cuisines from different territories and countries have flourished in Singapore and are well received by the foodies in Singapore. These opportunities to taste different foods [全文]
Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations was presented with the Outstanding Community Integration Fund (CIF) Project Award by National Integration Council (NIC) at the inaugural NIC Awards and Appreciation Dinner held on 30th November 2016. The winning project "Get to Know Singapore Contest" was a 8-month competition by teams comprising locals and immigrants to tackle [全文]
Little India is a vibrant historic area that showcases the best of Singapore’s Indian community. 110 participants joined the Singapore Heritage Visit to Little India organised by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations on Saturday, 26th November 2016. The participants joined 6 tour guides in exploring the Indian majority district. Sites visited by the participants [全文]
Jointly organised by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Chinese daily Lianhe Zaobao, "My Singapore Future" Micro Film Competition is a sequel of the "My Singapore Story" Micro Film Competition held two years ago which received an enthusiastic response of close to 120 entries. In conjunction with this [全文]
https://youtu.be/YGaO9_9Us8o Kampong Glam is where the pioneers of Malay population congregated and resided in the early days. Besides the Malays, some of the Arabs, Javanese, Bugis, Chinese and Indians also earned their living here. The recent Singapore Heritage Visit on 27th August 2016 organised by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations brought new immigrants [全文]
In this golden age of journalism, journalism has evolved and become not what we had known it for. "We Media" or news produced by citizens produce plenty of reports each day that results in as much influence as the traditional media. How do such participatory journalism in Singapore set its target audience in Singapore and [全文]
https://youtu.be/IyUN7JLbxGM In order to celebrate the Dragon Boat Festival and promote patriotism and promote positive traditional values, the Federation of Singapore Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), the Singaporea Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and the Toa Payoh Central Citizens' Consultative Committee (TPCCC) held Duan Wu Carnival 2016 on 4th June 2016 (Saturday), from 3pm to 9pm, [全文]
Organised jointly by Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association (SFCCA), Singapore Chinese Culture Centre (SCCC) and Chinese Daily Lianhe Zaobao, the results of “My Singapore Style” Micro Film Competition was announced on 26th May 2019 at SCCC in a prestigious award ceremony. The Guest-of-Honour, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu, witnessed the [全文]
https://youtu.be/NmwICvk4dQk The second generation of the immigrants deepen their roots in Singapore after spending their growing up years attending local schools and institution here. After graduation, they find work, get married and set up their families in Singapore. Questions as to the differences on how these second generation felt about their hometown and new [全文]