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Who we are

We are a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting the common good here in Singapore.

“Culture is not a battle to be fought,
but a garden to be cultivated.”

We aim to strengthen social bonds by creating room for reasonable conversations and finding common ground. We hope to create a common understanding of values that will help us thrive together for generations.

Latest Articles

“So… Why Does Marriage Even Matter Anymore?” A Conversation Between a Mum and Her Two Gen Z Daughters 

"Just a piece of paper?" or "What if it doesn't work out?" In this piece, a guest contributor shares a conversation with her two Gen Z daughters on the topic of marriage.

Wrong or Not: A nuanced look at attitudes towards marriage definition

A survey by the Institute of Policy Studies found that local views on gay sex and marriage “liberalised significantly” over the past decade, while Cultivate SG’s “Marriage, Family and Social Discourse” suggests a high level of support for marriage as a man-woman union. We unpack these findings in this article. Could it be that society is becoming less “judgmental”?

Why Singapore’s Marriage Policy Makes Sense

Why Singapore's Marriage Policies Make Sense
Singapore laws define marriage as a union between a man and a woman, and various policies support the family formed through marriage. In this thought-provoking piece, a guest contributor explains why these laws and policies make sense.

Media

ParentEd Podcast by Focus on the Family Singapore | Raising Digitally-Savvy Kids – Discerning Fact from Fiction

Edric Poon In Company | Impacting Generations through Cultivate SG

East Asian Education Limited | The State of the Family in Singapore – and What Men Can Do

Upcoming Events

Tan Sin Cheng Tan Seow Hon Lim Su Ching

Cultivate Commune – Success and Flourishing in Singapore

“Unfiltered: The Whole Family Conversation” Conference

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Cultivate Commune – P*rn: What’s the Harm?

Cultivate Commune – Mismatched: Dating and the Gender Divide