Media
Since our first blog article posted in May 2008, SeniorsAloud has built a solid reputation as one of the top online communities for seniors in Malaysia-Singapore. SeniorsAloud has become the go-to source for the following:
- individuals and organizations looking for information on nursing homes and eldercare
- students researching on seniors-related topics
- journalists seeking views on current issues involving/affecting seniors
Over the years SeniorsAloud has received coverage in both print and online media. These include newspapers, magazines, radio and TV. We have been featured in the following:
- Newspapers: The Star, The Malay Mail, New Straits Times, The Sun
- Magazines: Urban Health, Health. Calibre, Personal Money, The Senior Magazine, The Heat, The Edge, Asian Beacon
- Radio: BFM89.9, Capital fm88.9, TraXX fm100.1
- TV: Capital TV
Our very first interview appeared in The Malay Mail on August 12, 2008. We have come a long way since then.
You can listen to the BFM89.9 interview with Lily Fu, SeniorsAloud founder, on the topic titled ‘Never Too Old to Learn‘. Listen to the podcast
Below is an article in the Sept 2020 issue of Calibre, an excellent magazine published by Public Mutual for its members. Sorry, no link available.
This one below is an interview published in the April 2017 edition of Urban Health. The full article can be accessed here
SeniorsAloud has also expressed our concerns in letters to The Star. We have sent numerous letters over the years. Below are just two examples.
SeniorsAloud will continue to speak out on issues that concern senior citizens and will continue to support advocacy work that seeks to improve the quality of life in old age for all Malaysians.
Meniti Senja Screenings & Panel Discussions 2020-2021
The 18th annual Freedom Film Festival was held online at Cloud Theatre in December 2020. The theme was ‘Race: Human’. Lily Fu’s first film ‘Meniti Senja’ opened the festival on Thursday, 10 Dec, 8pm. There were two more screenings on Sunday, 13 Dec, at 4pm and 5pm. 150 free tickets were made available for each screening. After which, paid tickets went for RM5 each (less than $2!) A panel discussion was held after each screening with different panelists and moderators.
Past Screenings
