Day 1:

Opening remarks: Welcome to Power Shift!
Moving forward: Where do we go from here?
Nor Lastrina Hamid, 350 Singapore
In the last two years, Lastrina has been involved with 350 Singapore as its Team Manager, leading the organising of documentary screenings and youth dialogues. She was a participant at 350.org’s East Asia Climate Leadership Workshop 2012 in Bogor, Indonesia, and its Global Power Shift 2013 conference in Istanbul, Turkey. At the same time, she also volunteers with a 21st century village in the modern city, Ground-Up Initiative, as well as freelancing as a facilitator with its education arm, WOW Kampung.
Lastrina recently graduated from school and joined Bamboobee, a bamboo bicycle startup in Singapore. She hopes this Singapore Power Shift will kickstart a new wave of youth climate activism in Singapore.

Interactive Workshop: What does Climate Change mean for Us?
Bhavani Prakash,
EcoWalkTheTalk
Bhavani is a well-known speaker, facilitator, and executive coach based on various methodologies including Emotional Intelligence, mindfulness, positive psychology and the strengths based approach. She advocates ‘conscious leadership’ for creating a sustainable future for oneself, the organisation, the community and the planet. She holds a Masters in Financial Economics from University of London and an MBA from Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, India. Bhavani is a TEDx speaker and appears regularly on media including Radio 938Live, Business Times, Straits Times, New Paper and has been recently been nominated as SONY TV IWA Woman of the Year 2014.
Bhavani is personally passionate about urban organic farming, and does her own composting for her rooftop garden. She runs the facebook page, ‘Grow Your Own Food in Singapore’ to help raise awareness about urban food growing in the city-state.

Presentation & Q&A: Climate Change and Singapore
Yuen Sai Kuan,
National Climate Change Secretariat
Mr Yuen graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with an Honours degree in Chemistry and Computational Science. He also holds a Master of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from NUS and a Master of Science degree in Public Administration and Public Policy from the London School of Economics, UK.
Mr Yuen was one of the recipients of the inaugural batch of Public Utilities Board (PUB) undergraduate scholarships in 1991. He joined PUB in 1996 and worked on initiatives such as the NEWater demonstration project and restructuring of the Singapore energy market. Mr Yuen was seconded to the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources from June 2004 to June 2011 where he held appointments in water policy, industry development and corporate development.

Part 1: Discussion- What can we do to tackle Climate Change
Part 2: Presentation- Examples of Youth Climate movement from around the world
Adrian Yeo,
350 Malaysia
Adrian is a past president of Raleigh International Kuala Lumpur, an official presenter of Al Gore’s The Climate Reality Project (TCRP), in which he underwent in-depth training under Mr. Gore on the issue of climate crisis, a participant of 350.org‘s Global Power Shift, in Istanbul, to catalyze powerful national movements calling for bold climate action and a committee member of RakanKL’s, a volunteer group promoting the love of Kuala Lumpur’s history & heritage. He recently spoke on TEDxMerdekaSquare promoting civil society movement building.
First ever Power Shift Malaysia was held in 2013 and his team is already planning for 2014’s version. His last appointment was in the Selangor State Government’s Environment EXCO Office.

Part 3: Discussion: How can we build a Youth Climate Movement in Singapore
November Tan,
The Leafmonkey Workshop
She has a Master in Social Sciences from the Department of Geography at the National University of Singapore, researching on the environmental impact of Singapore’s vegetable consumption on Cameron Highlands in Malaysia. Her other interests revolve around developing social capital, project and volunteer management in nature and heritage conservation, urban green spaces, sustainable agriculture and consumption, and liveable cities.
In her free time, she is an environmental and heritage blogger at Midnight Monkey Monitor, which was listed as Blogger’s Blog of Note in 2007.
Case study Presentation (1)
Tan Hang Chong,
Nature Society (Singapore)

Case study Presentation (2)
Tan Yi Han,
People’s Movement to Stop Haze

Case study Presentation (3)
James Chua, Sea Shepherd Singapore

Special Session: Being part of a global effort at the Climate Summit 2014
Francis Joseph Dela Cruz, Climate Action Network International
Francis started working with Greenpeace Southeast Asia, (GPSEA) in January 2000 holding various positions including Toxics Campaigner, Public Outreach Coordinator and more recently as Philippines Country Manager for Mass Mobilization and GPSEA Learning Manager. He is a trainer/facilitator for Greenpeace trainings on campaigning and project management and enjoys telling stories to sharing his activist work-life experiences.
He rides his bike as much as possible (around Manila) and paddles with a dragonboat club (in Manila Bay) which reminds him constantly of the urgency of the need to clean the air and the sea. He lives with his family in Manila.
Day 2:

Part 1: The Art of Campaigning
Part 2: Campaign Stimulation
Part 3: The Science of Campaigning
Simpson Khoo.