Empowering Women: A New Platform for Workplace Transparency

Moxy is deploying a data-driven framework to identify and resolve systemic barriers to career advancement for women within corporate environments. By utilizing anonymized, aggregated employee data and follow-up quantitative surveys, the organization tracks key metrics including leadership support, career progression, and workplace flexibility. According to Khatija, this process enables companies to pinpoint specific gaps in … Read more

How Two Women in Their 50s Conquered the Hyrox World Championships

Singaporeans Margaret Lim, 51, and Seah Seow Ping, 54, recently competed in the Women’s Pro Doubles category at the Puma Hyrox World Championships in Stockholm, Sweden. According to CNA Women, the pair completed a grueling course featuring 8km of running and eight functional fitness stations, including a 152kg sled push and 103kg sled pull, proving … Read more

Supporting Image-Based Sexual Abuse Survivors in Singapore

Victim-survivors of image-based sexual abuse (IBSA) are reporting ongoing daily trauma, including insomnia and a persistent fear of online spaces, according to representatives from The Moxie Collective. The group advocated for a peer-led support model during the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women Conference in November 2025, calling for IBSA to be … Read more

Fertility Preservation Before Breast Cancer: My Personal Journey

A cancer diagnosis at any age is life-altering, but for young women, it often triggers a secondary, urgent crisis: the sudden collision of medical necessity and reproductive autonomy. When time is compressed into a 30-minute window, the decision to undergo fertility preservation—often while grappling with the physical and emotional toll of surgery and impending treatment—is … Read more

Finding Closure: Why Some Parents Choose Cremation After Miscarriage

Healing Through Ritual: The Evolving Landscape of Pregnancy Loss and Bereavement Care For decades, the medical community has approached pregnancy loss through a clinical lens. The primary goal has always been the physical safety of the mother—managing the hemorrhage, ensuring the uterine evacuation and preventing infection. However, as our understanding of maternal mental health deepens, … Read more

Singaporean makes bak chor mee iconic in Auckland

The Rise of Hyper-Regionalism: Why Niche Flavors are Winning the Global Plate For decades, international dining was defined by broad strokes. You had “Chinese food,” “Thai food,” or “Italian food.” But a seismic shift is occurring in the culinary world. We are entering the era of hyper-regionalism, where the focus has shifted from the country … Read more