Jean Seah

Jean Seah is chief editor of the American site Ignitum Today and managing editor of the Australia-based Daily Declaration. After growing up in Singapore, reading law in Brisbane, running off to a convent in Perth, imbibing liberal arts in Sydney and a brief sojourn in Melbourne, she is now back in sunny Queensland working in pro-life and pro-family advocacy.

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‘Ride Like a Girl’: Celebrating family, faith and fortitude

29 Oct 2019 | POPCORN |  

tags: Australian films, horse racing, sports heroes

Watch it, and be inspired

‘Overcomer’: broken lives beating the odds with faith

30 Aug 2019 | POPCORN |  

tags: Christian films

A powerful film which asks who we are when we have nothing

‘Unplanned’ - A sympathetic and honest look at the abortion industry

11 Jun 2019 | POPCORN |  

tags: abortion, pro-life

A movie making waves in the US for its realism

Forgiving Jordan Hunt

12 Oct 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: cyberbullying, pro-life, public demonstrations

How a pro-life demonstration incident became troll fodder and victimised the offender.

Crazy Rich Asians: a crazy good story

10 Sep 2018 | POPCORN |  

tags: Asian family, films, marriage

'The only thing crazier than love is family.'

Secularism and religious tolerance: Singapore vs Australia

28 Jun 2018 | ABOVE |  

tags: religious tolerance, secularism

Or, social cohesion vs intolerance of religion.

Harnessing the Aspergerian mind (and heart)

13 Jun 2018 | FAMILY EDGE |  

tags: Asperger's syndrome

We should celebrate neurodiversity as a natural variant of the human condition  

The ‘Qipao’ kerfuffle: Cultural appreciation is not cultural appropriation

4 May 2018 | FEATURES |  

tags: cultural appropriation, multiculturalism

True unity comes from walking in each other's shoes, not emphasizing our differences.