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Killing the Ghosts of the Past

Shonchi, Pigment Explosion

03-Dec-19 09:30

Killing the Ghosts of the Past

Shonchi or Sanchita Islam, a British musician and artist living in Malaysia and the UK speaks about her music and struggles with multiple mental health conditions brought about by trauma and abuse. She collaborates with Malaysia Mental Health Association (MMHA) to create more awareness about mental health issues.

Presented by: Noelle Lim


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