Bold At 319 became a space where she learnt to practise courage, explore identity, and grow through community. Over nine years, it shaped her healing work, relationships, and sense of purpose.

Bold At 319 showed her that community work could be deeply human, experimental, and grounded in real relationships. The space shifted his worldview from rigid certainty towards curiosity, adaptability, and exploration.

In this space, I get to pivot from design into facilitation, programme design, and community work. Bold has taught me to ask boldly, collaborate meaningfully, and see how good work connects people together.

It is in this space I get to grow creatively and personally through community, girlhood, and experimentation. From Parking Day to JuraSEEK, the experiences shaped my work ethic, confidence, friendships, and love for writing.

Returning to Bold years later made me realise how rare spaces for experimentation, creativity, and youth growth are in Singapore, and how meaningful it is to now hold that space for others.

This space taught me to start before feeling ready. Through experiments, conversations, and community-led projects, it reshaped how I see work, uncertainty, and the many forms a meaningful life can take.