Profiles

Kimmy Koh, Hong Kong’s first female police officer, paved the way for women to join the force and fought against corruption.

Seventeen-year-old Gaurika Pant takes on Hong Kong’s climate and environmental crises through research, school strikes, public awareness campaigns, practical lifestyle changes and meaningful artwork.

An environmental photographer and journalist, Arati Kumar-Rao hopes to inspire change by documenting the impact of climate change across marginalised communities in South Asia.

In 2019, Hong Kong secondary school student Reese Wong founded the Inter-school Social Issues Association, an ambitious platform for young social justice warriors, with plans to launch the city’s ...

Ada Lo, a member of the Macao government’s Rehabilitation Affairs Committee and longtime advocate for people with disabilities shares her thoughts on how vocational training programmes, athletics ...

Chinese-Canadian Noah Yang has been documenting his female-to-male transition in the hopes of empowering others.

As a single mother in Macao, Ruby Lou explains how love, trust, patience and encouragement helped her autistic son reach his full potential.

In 2018, Vivi Cheung became the first woman from Macao to complete the Ultra Trail de Mont Blanc.

Cradle of Hope provides shelter and developmental support to vulnerable children in Macao.

Remembering Dr Joanna Tse Yuen-man, who lost her life while treating victims of SARS.