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  • Empowering Women, Building Communities: The Merauke Women’s School
    A school in South Papua, Indonesia, is breaking the cycle of violence against women and empowering them to reclaim their voices in their communities.

  • Introducing Gender-Equal Domestic Life through Children’s Books
    These new storybooks from Let's Read Indonesia offer an alternative to traditional domestic gender roles.

  • The Global Roadmap for Action on the Care Economy
    The caregiving crisis of Covid-19 and long-term trends such as aging populations have thrown a spotlight on the gaps in the global care economy. This Roadmap points to the way forward.

  • U.S.–China–Southeast Asia Relations, a Special Report
    Southeast Asia has become the central arena of U.S.-Chinese competition. In this conversation, the authors of a new report from The Asia Foundation discuss the prospects for peaceful regional cooperation.

  • From Vulnerability to Resilience: Safeguarding MSMEs from Cyberattacks
    Small businesses in Southeast Asia have moved online in large numbers, but they’re stepping into a minefield of cyber risks where many lack the resources to protect themselves.

  • A portrait of the Environmental Human Rights Defender As a (Very) Young Man
    At just 23, Max Han of Malaysia is already a recognized leader in the global fight against climate change. He’s one of 20 young change-makers from this year’s LeadNext Fellowship program.

  • Tackling Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence in Mongolia
    Computers, smartphones, and the internet have unleashed new forms of gender-based violence that are especially threatening to women.

  • Nepal’s Silent Crisis: Human Trafficking Under the Spotlight
    Well-intentioned laws and policies still do not adequately protect Nepal from human trafficking. It could have international consequences.

  • International Day of the Girl Child: Young Women in STEM—A Force for Climate Action
    The existential threat of climate change requires a creative, all-of-society response. It must include more young women in technical fields.

  • Understanding and Empowering Timor-Leste’s Young People
    Jobs may be scarce and the future uncertain for Timor-Leste’s surging youth population, but conversations with Timorese young people suggest that they are optimistic and committed to their country’s future.

  • Reducing the Price of Justice: Alternative Dispute Resolution in Bangladesh 
    Alternative dispute resolution continues to serve the poor and marginalized in Bangladesh, for whom the expensive and overloaded courts are often out of reach.

  • Indonesia: The Road to Restorative Justice 
    Indonesia’s prisons are bursting at the seams. An experiment in “restorative justice” offers a promising alternative to mass incarceration.

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