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Despite growing conversations, deep-rooted menstrual taboos and myths still persist across Nepal. These are the women trying to change that – Ridhi Agrawal reports.
- Ridhi Agrawal
Why is Taiwan seeing a new feminist wave in politics, as regression and stagnation persist in South Korea and Japan? – Yige Xu reports.
- Yige Xu
Welcome back to Missing Perspective’s monthly book club, where I’ll be curating, recommending and reviewing the best books of 2025 by underrepresented authors so you can diversify your TBR list and read a wider array of genres, authors and styles.
- Soaliha Iqbal
Despite the increasing emphasis on gender equality in international development efforts, women’s political participation remains tightly ensnared by patriarchal institutions and parochial gender norms.
- Tisha Shah
Netflix’s immensely popular series, Squid Game is back with Season 3. We sat down with actors Jo Yu-ri and Park Sung-hoon ahead of the highly anticipated release. Squid Game fans, be aware: there are some serious spoilers ahead!
- Alicia Vrajlal
What does it mean to go “low-contact”? And why does it feel especially complicated for those of us from collectivist or immigrant backgrounds? - Aastha Agrawal explores this.
- Aastha Agrawal
It’s hard not to doom-scroll through disaster after disaster. Deadly floods in New South Wales, drought-stricken farms in South Australia and Victoria, and communities on the east and west coasts still reeling from cyclones. The reality of climate change is on our doorstep, and it can be easy to feel helpless.
- Sophia Skarparis
Happy Pride Month everybody! I don’t know about y’all, but it all feels…a little bit different this time around.
- Elle Burnard
Eighteen years after a brainstem stroke left her in a wheelchair, Asha shares the harrowing reality of trying to access something as routine as cervical screening - and how a simple innovation finally made her feel seen.
- Asha Prasad
"If we’re serious about ending youth homelessness, we need to stop seeing it as a personal failing. It’s a systemic issue, one born of inequality, discrimination, and underfunded safety nets," writes Ellen Jacobson.
- Ellen Jacobsen
As is the case for women in many industries, those who pursue a food career often face the challenges of working in a male-dominated space, pay disparity and sexism.
- Alicia Vrajlal
In the years since Juneteenth was signed into U.S. law, the voices of Black Texans have been erased.
- Taylor Crumpton
