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Surgery on intersex infants attempts to shape them to society’s expectations. It is society, not the child, that needs changing.
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68 per cent of working mothers in Southeast Asia believe that remote and flexible arrangements will enhance their chances of achieving work-life balance and...
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Academic careers are getting harder to maintain. What does this mean for the future of Australian universities?
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The next generation of news consumers in Indonesia don't trust the media. Fixing the problem might require a re-think of how news is written...
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Survey exposes risks of tech-based harassment in work settings, highlighting the urgency for updated policies and awareness.
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The Australia-India Bilateral Cyber and Critical Technology Partnership aims to help accelerate businesses scale to global markets and increase participation of women entrepreneurs in...
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Since adults learn differently to children, tapping into familiar mediums could help boost literacy.
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Literacy is not only about rankings. In Indonesia, misconceptions about literacy create a wider gap.
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For years, literacy has not been the centre of education in Indonesia. This could change after a long-awaited new curriculum was introduced during the...
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Despite government-mandated education, too many Indians remain unable to read and write. It’s time to revisit the policies.
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Significant growth in girls’ rugby around the world over the past decade comes with increased focus on the importance of injury prevention.
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US$5.4 billion earning potential from education will be lost to Afghanistan should the country fail to allow girls to complete their secondary education, according...
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Converting classrooms into an all English-speaking environment takes away children’s opportunities to develop crucial skills in their home languages.
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Globally, only about half of children living with HIV are on life-saving treatment.