The latest #challengeaccepted selfie trend is burying an anti-femicide campaign by Turkish women — making the real “challenge” for them to ensure that they keep being heard.
A new Singaporean start-up offers women a way to get birth control and morning after pills from the safety of their homes. It might not spark the next sexual revolution — but it will certainly change the way women in Singapore approach their reproductive health.
For those who are privileged enough to have the means to make a positive impact, embarking on a philanthropic journey could be the most effective way to change the world.
Since Circuit Breaker, his ground up initiative has thanked healthcare frontliners with bentos and bubble tea, and also delivered hot meals to the elderly twice daily.
Sale proceeds from paintings by Singaporean artist Shirley Bok help support elderly poor.
Sale proceeds from paintings by Singaporean artist Jowena Liang help support elderly poor.
The coronavirus has shown how charitable Singaporeans are. But is giving enough if we don’t have the will to right unfair social structures?
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We have all been told, at some time or the other, to count our blessings. Or be thankful for what we have, instead of pining for what we don’t. In other words, practise gratitude. But how?
Each click plays a part in helping clean up our oceans.
Founder Audrey Tan says that financial literacy and mental health are intrinsically linked — which is why her start-up wants to teach young people to manage both.
Why changing lives has more to do with responsibility than personality.
“When your motivation is to help, you can better understand the issues and find solutions,” says this corporate lawyer, who spearheads his firm’s CSR initiative to reach out to single parents.