Events
CAPE regularly organises series of seminars and workshops on civic issues and for capacity building. While these events are intended mainly for students, most are also open to members of the public.
Working with a diverse range of key actors in Singapore politics, academia and civil society, our signature Political Processes and Constitutional Liberties series in the past two years, have explored a wide range of civic issues such as the workings of the Singaporean Parliament, international human rights advocacy, and issues of the 2017 Reserved Presidency and the history of the presidency.
Oct 2017: Student Activism Forum
Aug 2018: Why Participation?
Janurary 2018: Parliament 101
March 2018: Parliament Insider
Jan 2018: Fake News Workshop
Mar 2018: International Human Rights Advocacy Seminar
Sep 2018: Penal Code Review Workshop
March 2018: Public Interest Lawyering
Mar 2018: Rule of Law Seminar
Sep 2017: Voter Education
March 2019: All Talk, How Action?
April 2019: Press Freedom & Democracy
Highlights of past events

Singapore's Pandemic Elections: A Webinar
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CAPE and Academia.SG co-organised a voter education webinar…



Press Freedom & Democracy Forum
On 26 April 2019, CAPE and The Octant organised the Press Freedom…

What should student activism look like in a liberal arts college in Singapore?
On 6 August 2018, CAPE, which stands for the Community…

The Virtuous Spiral of Human Rights Treaties: CAPE’s International Human Rights Advocacy Seminar
Most aspiring human rights advocates would have, at one point…

Democracy Classroom on Fake News
In February 2018, CAPE organised a “democracy classroom”…


The How-To’s Of Student Activism: Reflections on CAPE’s Student Activism Forum
On 14 October (Saturday), CAPE – which stands for Community…

Thoughts on Voter Education: Presidential Elections event
On 6th September 2017, CAPE held its first dialogue on “Voter…