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  • The trouble with limited paid paternity leave

    June 17th, 2013 | Children and Young People, Family and Divorce, Letters and op-eds
    Teo You Yenn is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Nanyang Technological University, board member at the Association of Women for Action and Research, and author of Neoliberal Morality in Singapore: How family policies make state and society. This article was also published on The Online Citizen on 17th June.

  • “Just a Bad Day” Forum Theatre Performance at *SCAPE

    June 13th, 2013 | Events, Gender-based Violence
     JUST A BAD DAY A Forum Theatre Performance Date: Sunday, 7 July Time: 730 – 930pm Venue: Gallery@ Scape Limited seats available. Click here to register!  ...

  • Roundtable: Polygamous Marriages

    June 5th, 2013 | Family and Divorce, Muslim Women's Rights
    In polygamous relationships, the concept of “giliran”, where the wives each take their turn in having exclusive time with the...

  • Roundtable: Housing Singaporeans – Should unmarried people be lesser citizens?

    May 24th, 2013 | Children and Young People, Family and Divorce, Poverty and Inequality
    Date: Monday, July 29 (updated) Time: 7.30pm Venue: AWARE Centre Speakers: AWARE’s Singles Sub-committee – Chew I-Jin, Ailin Mao, Chu...

  • Press release and report from the IPS-SAFV-AWARE’s discussion on violence against women

    May 24th, 2013 | Family and Divorce, Gender-based Violence
    We ask that more comprehensive steps be taken to eliminate violence against women.

  • We Can! Singapore brings you ‘Just A Bad Day’

    May 14th, 2013 | Children and Young People, Events, Gender-based Violence
    They are everyday people with ordinary lives. You’ve seen them. They’re your neighbours, your colleagues, your mahjong kakis. Their problems...

  • Happy mothers are willing mothers!

    May 13th, 2013 | Children and Young People, Family and Divorce, Sexual and Reproductive Health
    Women must have accessibility to the reproductive information in order to make informed decisions about if, when, and how often one should have children. Myths and misinformation must be corrected to prevent unwanted pregnancies. By James Wong, Shimona Leong, Jolene Tan and Vivienne Wee.

  • Mums aren’t super, they’re just ordinary

    May 8th, 2013 | Children and Young People, Family and Divorce, Letters and op-eds
    This Mother’s Day, let us celebrate motherhood by recognising the ordinariness of mothers.

  • A safe workplace is free of sexual harassment

    April 30th, 2013 | Employment and Labour Rights, Letters and op-eds, Workplace Harassment
    This World Day for Safety and Health at Work, we call upon Singapore to take sexual harassment seriously.
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