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Podcast: Water, Gender, and Poverty Collide in Cambodian Watershed
An investigation in Cambodia’s vital Stung Chinit watershed has found that solutions to water inequality lie at the crossroads of irrigation infrastructure and gender.
Video: Pilot, Paratrooper, and Human Rights Advocate Ifrah Faiz
When Ifrah Faiz turned 18, she defied the narrow expectations faced by many young women and fulfilled her childhood dream to become a paratrooper and a jet pilot in the Pakistani Air Force.
5 Lessons from Mongolia’s Pandemic Hotline Project
Our expanding hotline project in Mongolia is supporting more victims of gender-based violence and providing new data on the extent of the problem during the pandemic.
Mobilizing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure in Asia
As COP26 nears an end in Glasgow, Scotland, it’s time to reflect on the consequences of Asia’s lack of climate-resilient infrastructure.
Podcast: The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia
Has a decade of growing prosperity tamed intercommunal violence in Asia? In a new report, Nobel Peace Prize–winner Maria Ressa and others weigh in on the state of conflict and the growing perils of social media.
Is Asia Ready for a Feminist Foreign Policy?
As countries rethink the global power structure, we need more women in positions of authority in the areas of foreign policy and diplomacy.
Stories for Children of the Ocean
Some much-needed new children’s books from an unlikely team of authors will answer the crying need for kid’s books in Fiji’s native tongues.
Rethinking America’s Role in Asia
A task force of Asian scholars has developed strategic recommendations for the Biden administration on foreign policy towards Asia. Here is an introduction to their newly released report.
Podcast: Water, Gender, and Poverty Collide in Cambodian Watershed
An investigation in Cambodia’s vital Stung Chinit watershed has found that solutions to water inequality lie at the crossroads of irrigation infrastructure and gender.
Mobilizing Climate-Resilient Infrastructure in Asia
As COP26 nears an end in Glasgow, Scotland, it’s time to reflect on the consequences of Asia’s lack of climate-resilient infrastructure.
Video: Pilot, Paratrooper, and Human Rights Advocate Ifrah Faiz
When Ifrah Faiz turned 18, she defied the narrow expectations faced by many young women and fulfilled her childhood dream to become a paratrooper and a jet pilot in the Pakistani Air Force.
Podcast: The State of Conflict and Violence in Asia
Has a decade of growing prosperity tamed intercommunal violence in Asia? In a new report, Nobel Peace Prize–winner Maria Ressa and others weigh in on the state of conflict and the growing perils of social media.
Stories for Children of the Ocean
Some much-needed new children’s books from an unlikely team of authors will answer the crying need for kid’s books in Fiji’s native tongues.
5 Lessons from Mongolia’s Pandemic Hotline Project
Our expanding hotline project in Mongolia is supporting more victims of gender-based violence and providing new data on the extent of the problem during the pandemic.
Is Asia Ready for a Feminist Foreign Policy?
As countries rethink the global power structure, we need more women in positions of authority in the areas of foreign policy and diplomacy.
Rethinking America’s Role in Asia
A task force of Asian scholars has developed strategic recommendations for the Biden administration on foreign policy towards Asia. Here is an introduction to their newly released report.