In the Media

AsiaOne | Who sacrifices more in marriage and parenthood? Here’s what this Singapore survey found

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.

Salt & Light | Marriage and parenthood rank low among markers of success for Singaporeans: Cultivate SG survey

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.

CNA | The struggles of single parenthood

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.

Channel 8 | Proposed new law to empower victims of online harms to get quick redress (Chinese)

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.

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The Straits Times | It breaks one’s heart to see Singaporeans forgoing children

For the first time, in 2023, Singapore’s total fertility rate may have fallen below one. In this opinion piece, we invite readers to think deeply about why some of us are missing out on this beautiful experience.

Regardless | Made for Families – Can Singapore Do More?

The Government has said that it wants a Singapore "Made for Families". Are we doing enough to help build a pro-family society?

The Straits Times | As technology outpaces law on online harms, new solutions are needed

In this opinion piece, we write that we are facing a “cultural lag” where technological advancements have outpaced our legal and moral norms. We call for new solutions to the problem of online harms.

The Straits Times | Grandparents could solve Singapore’s child-bearing woes, but are they willing?

In this opinion piece, we cite studies suggesting that, if more are willing to care for their grandchildren, it may encourage Singaporeans to have more babies. But are grandparents willing?

Regardless | “You’re Cancelled!” – This is Basically Bullying, Right?

Cancel culture is the practice or tendency of engaging in mass withdrawal of support for someone to express disapproval and exert social pressure. It is related to but distinct from “call-out culture”, which involves the public criticism or faulting of someone.