According to Cultivate SG's "Marriage, Parenthood and Success" Survey 2025, around half of women say that women sacrifice more in marriage and parenthood, while men are much less likely to say so.

According to Cultivate SG's "Marriage, Parenthood and Success" Survey 2025, being married and having children rank low among Singaporeans' perceptions of what makes a successful life.

In a "Big Read" feature on CNA published on 14 November 2025, our "Marriage, Family and Social Discourse" survey was cited for its finding 83 percent of respondents believed that single parents should receive more support.

On 15 October, the Singapore Government introduced a new Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Bill in Parliament. We share our thoughts with Channel 8 on how the law will encourage "keyboard warriors" to be more circumspect in expressing their views.

Our executive director Darius Lee noted that giving victims the means to seek redress in court will go a long way to reassure them and make them feel safe again in online interactions. But it will be an upwards battle to set common standards for victims to retrieve the information of perpetrators, as data privacy laws differ around the world.

Our executive director, Darius Lee, shares his thoughts with the Straits Times on a new set of guidelines by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) and KidStart, which spells out appropriate boundaries between parents and children in areas such as expressing affection, privacy and toileting, for parents in daily caregiving.

The Singapore Government launches a public consultation on legislation and measures to enhance online safety and better protect Singaporeans from harmful online content. We share our thoughts with Channel 8 on the limitations of existing laws.

The Singapore Government launches a public consultation on legislation and measures to enhance online safety and better protect Singaporeans from harmful online content. We share our thoughts with CNA on the benefit of having a dedicated agency to tackle online harms.

The Singapore Government launches a public consultation on legislation and measures to enhance online safety and better protect Singaporeans from harmful online content. We share our thoughts with Lianhe Zaobao on the limitations of existing laws, and the benefit of having new statutory torts to address online harms.