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Some conversations are hard to have anywhere else. This one is for the questions people tend to carry quietly… about staying safe, looking out for the people close to us, and knowing what to do when something goes wrong.
Join us for an evening with Dr Nadirah Babji and Justin Tien in an open, off-record conversation grounded in harm reduction: meeting people where they are, without judgment, without lectures, and without anyone having to explain or justify themselves.
We’ll keep it practical… how to notice when someone needs help, what you can do in the moment, where to turn afterwards, and how to look after yourself as well as the people around you.
What to expect
A small group, seated and informal
Off the record: nothing shared in the room leaves the room
No attendance list published, no photos, no recording
Questions welcome, including anonymous ones
Free dinner from 7.00 PM
Friday, 14 August 2026 7.00 PM – 9.00 PM
Kuala Lumpur — exact location shared with confirmed participants only
Free to attend. Dinner provided.
Dr Nadirah Babji is a Malaysian medical doctor with a background in public health and gender studies. She has worked on delivering health services in crisis and humanitarian settings with IPPF, UNHCR and the Red Cross, serves as a member of Reproductive Rights Advocacy Alliance Malaysia (RRAAM), and is an Atlantic Fellow for Health Equity in Southeast Asia.
Justin Tien is the Program Manager of Project COMRED at PT Foundation, Malaysia’s community-led harm reduction program for people who engage in chemsex. He focuses on overdose prevention, harm reduction, recovery support, and community-led health advocacy, promoting compassionate, inclusive, and non-judgmental care for marginalised communities.
Every RSVP is reviewed before it’s confirmed. This is how we keep the space safe for everyone in it. Once you’re confirmed, we’ll send you the venue address and directions closer to the date. If you’d rather ask something before registering, reach us at hello@jejaka.org.
You don’t need any prior experience with this topic, and you don’t need to share anything about yourself. Coming to listen is enough.
Part of Overdose Awareness Month, August 2026.