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Photo essay exhibition, A Place To Call Home, reveals homes and lives of single-parent families
This post was originally published as a press release on 13 October 2018. Shots of messy, co... -
Singapore, Disrupted: A fireside chat with Chua Mui Hoong & Margaret Thomas
If inequality is the biggest challenge facing Singapore today, what policy solutions will de... -
Poverty Has A Woman’s Face Part II
“Inequality is one of the most serious issues facing Singapore today and if not tackled carefully,... -
A recap: Intersectionality in Malaya’s feminist movements
By Firqin Sumartono, AWARE volunteer On 25 September, Associate Professor Maznah Mohamad held a t... -
A Place To Call Home – A photo essay exhibition by single-parent families
For many families in Singapore, home is a stable sanctuary and a space to unwind. Single-parent ... -
Step Up, Speak Out! – Women & Dementia
“More women live with dementia than men. The prevalence is higher for women than for men; wome...|Events -
Intersectionality in Malaya’s Feminist Movements
Intersectionality is an analytic framework which considers that the various forms of social stra...|Events -
Over $470,000 raised for AWARE’s programmes, services and upcoming campaign to end sexual violence and harassment in Singapore
Over 500 donors and supporters joined in the revolution at the Revolution Ball, our annual fundr... -
Muslim women tackle stereotypes head on through diverse stories
This post was originally published as a press release on 30 August 2018. Writers share stories of...