Education

By Alexi Demetriadi • Sep 25, 2020
While Cambodia continues to make strides with its education system, a gender attainment gap between girls and boys persists. But with its female-led student councils and gender equity programme, one set of schools in Siem Reap is bridging the divide

By Wanpen Pajai • Jul 23, 2020
As student-led protests blossom on the streets of Bangkok, inside the classroom a younger cohort of high-school activists are becoming increasingly vocal against what they say is the kingdom's strong-handed approach to education

By Zibang Xiao • Jun 10, 2020
Thousands of foreign students choose to study in Singapore for its high-quality universities. Staying in the city-state during the pandemic, unable to leave, they offer their reflections on what recent months have taught them about life and governance in the Republic

By Christine Redmond • Jun 08, 2020
The socio and economic fallout of the current health crisis is already threatening to undo the gains made to address poverty, hunger, education, good health and well-being in recent years. While the pandemic disrupts almost every facet of life around the globe, Aide et Action poses the question if this disruption could in fact propel early childhood education rather than set it back