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Soul Probe has provided thought leadership for the complex challenges that societies face in the present and the future.

Soul Probe partnered with Edgelands Institute, a pop-up institute incubated at the Berkman Klein Center at Harvard university, to understand the perception of digital surveillance and security and their impact on social contracts by the residents in Geneva. In the spirit of community-based participatory research (CBPR), the study revealed 3 clusters of opinions or tribes […]

Soul Probe has facilitated conversations on divisive and complex social issues in several public forums and at scale with an AI-powered conversation platform, OPPi.

Soul Probe partnered with POWERS of NTU to facilitate difficult conversations on the gender divide in STEM using Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) approaches and innovative AI-powered sentiment crowdsourcing tools.

Soul Probe partnered AMKFSC and a coalition of 12 organisations to design and execute a nationwide opinion poll on the digital divide in Singapore.

The Founder of Soul Probe, Santosh Kumar, facilitated the design, implementation and interpretation of results of the study on social mobility for Access Singapore

To help nurture a more participatory and active citizenry in Singapore, Santosh, Founder of Soul Probe, partnered A Good Space Co-operative to crowdsource insights from 482 changemakers, community partners and citizens (who contributed 447 comments) on the needs of low-income communities for Singapore government’s Budget 2021. We shared the insights we during a webinar, “The […]

Community Circles Singapore, a community care model developed in the UK, is an initiative funded by Institute of Policy Studies and led by Soul Probe. A Community Circle involves the formation of a small group of people (volunteers, neighbours, friends etc) around caregivers of persons with special needs who need some help or who want […]

Organized by Community Development Network Singapore, Community Forum 2020 is an informal group made up of community workers, socially engaged artists, researchers, educators, students, non-profits and informal groups that discuss issues about community, for community and by community.