Singapore Unbound celebrates 10 years of working for a creative and fulfilling life for everyone through the arts and activism. Donate to build the next 10 years!

2026 Impact

Serving Our Authors and Artists

25 authors and artists featured at our live and virtual events in 2026
121 authors and artists published in SUSPECT Journal in 2026

Serving Our Audiences

410 attendees at our live and virtual events in 2026
9,270 visitors to SUSPECT Journal in 2026
13,180 views of our most popular SUSPECT article in 2026

Historical Impact

Serving Our Authors and Artists

237 authors and artists featured at our live and virtual events from 2014-2025
291 articles published in SUSPECT Journal from 2022-2025
249 authors and artists published in SUSPECT Journal from 2022-2025
SUSPECT contributor breakdown:
- 41% emerging authors or artists
- 50% self-identified as female
- 13% self-identified as trans+
- 42% self-identified as LGBTQIA+
- 16% self-identified as having a disability

Serving Our Audiences

3,000 attendees at our biennial Singapore Literature Festivals in NYC from 2014-2024
3,240 attendees at our Second Saturdays events from 2014-2025
35,355 visitors to SUSPECT Journal since 2022
28,665 views of our most popular SUSPECT article since 2022

Social Activism

To champion human rights and free speech, Singapore Unbound co-founded the Network of Independent Media for Better Understanding and Support (NIMBUS) and organized the first and second NIMBUS indie media fairs in Singapore in 2023 and 2024. Our Editorial Board has published 10 Opinions on racial justice, public protests, overseas voting, and AI, among other topics, from 2023-2026. Our weekly newsletter has highlighted rights- and expression-related news from Singapore, Asia, and the United States from our beginning.

Build with Us

Because of your support, Singapore Unbound has grown in 10 years from a fiscally sponsored project to a 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in New York State. But our events are still free to attend, and our journal SUSPECT is still free to read. Singapore Unbound is still powered by passionate volunteers so that the funds we raise go towards paying authors, artists, and other arts workers.

Your support sustains our ongoing initiatives, including literary festivals and publishing opportunities that have served hundreds of writers and thousands of readers across the globe. Every dollar contributed ensures that we can maintain our cutting-edge and independent programming. Your generosity makes it possible for us to challenge censorship and promote diverse storytelling.

We invite you to join us in this investment in our shared creative future.

Building the Next 10 Years