A study of school exclusion in Vietnam
Even though education has been mandatory and free until the age of 15 in Vietnam since 1991, many children are not attending school in the country.
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Why are girls not in school?
For many children around the world, attending school is a privilege. For numerous young girls, it is scarce.
Why educating girls is critical to peace in the new Myanmar
The military coup in 2021 put a halt to a long and enduring movement towards equal rights for women in Myanmar and, in particular, […]
The best way to support a child’s education
Southeast Asia’s captivating diversity and natural beauty are juxtaposed with entrenched socio-economic challenges. Poverty, high infant mortality, and limited access to education plague the […]
Sister Lakana’s Burmese School
In the working areas of Phuket, near the fishing port, one lady has been fighting for over a decade to give a place to […]
Bridging the Gap: Limited Education Funding in Philippine Rural Areas
Author: Shi Xian Limited funding in rural Philippines hinders education access and basic services. Nonprofits bridge gaps through tailored programmes, empowering communities. They also […]
Closing the Gap: Boosting Healthcare Education Initiatives for a Healthier Vietnam
Author: Shi Xian Vietnam faces a notable funding gap in its healthcare education sector, impacting nonprofit organisations which play a crucial role in promoting […]
Educational Barriers for Girls in Myanmar’s Conflict Zones
Author: Shi Xian Conflict aftermath in Myanmar poses extensive barriers to quality education for refugee girls, disrupting access due to fleeing families and limited […]