Many people use their voice everyday – to talk to people, to communicate their needs and wants – but the idea of 'voice' delves much deeper. Having a voice gives an individual agency and power, and a way to express his or her beliefs and passions.
Know that using your voice is the best way to ignite change. This is how you express your convictions and positions and push for the change that you want to see in the world.
And we happily provide you a stage – World Speech Day.
This is the third year, CV+ are hosting World Speech Day in Malaysia – therefore, we must encourage you to take the opportunity to speak when we have a WSD event because we give you that opportunity!
[Note: Keep a lookout for our upcoming events in this blog or wsd-kl.blogspot.com or on our Facebook page @ WSD-Kuala Lumpur].
- Sanjanaa Kanthan – 2,298 views (2,194)
- Velleny Jivel Jinau – 1,596 views (1,495)
- Simon Gibson – 1,212 views (1,179)
- Yosshveina Jega Theesan – 1,194 views (1,190)
- Tashvein Jega Theesan – 1,145 views (1,138)
- Amirah – 1,131 views (1,113)
- Karyn Yadlyn – 997 views (897)
- Christal Wong – 996 views (895)
- Vellvie Jivel Jinau – 897 views (799)
- Sumithra Devi – 568 views (544)
- Santhy Dewi Pillai – 544 views (506)
- Annie Tsen – 526 views (526)
- Joyce Tan – 483 views (456)
- Ooi Mei Ling – 468 views (463)
- Robyn Grace Leo – 440 views (420)
- Janany Ganabatirau – 430 views (428)
- Chong Kai Zhen – 384 (356)
- Ahmed Tarek Fawzy – 383 views (380)
- Ilham Firdaus – 363 views (363)
- Mathew Varughese – 362 views (360)
- Vashnavy Ragupathy – 357 (335)
- Samuel Sham – 340 views (337)
- Karan Z’vyr – 333 views (326)
- Thanuja Kunasekaran – 295 ( – )
- Lu Rong – 248 ( – )
[Note: The figures in parentheses indicate the number of views from the last report published May 17, 2021].
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