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Applications for YSEALI women’s leadership workshop now open Women leaders working in the economic development sector in ASEAN are especially encouraged to apply

January 30, 2019

Applications are now open for the YSEALI Women’s Leadership Workshop 2019, a fully-funded programme aimed at empowering the future female leaders of Southeast…

YSEALI alumni launch online network to connect, empower ASEAN women Website aims to bring together female leaders across ASEAN to tackle regional issues

December 28, 2018

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – Bruneian and Malaysian alumni from the Young Southeast Asia Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) have launched a website to connect female…

41% of Brunei patent applications list female inventors, exceeding global average UN agency hails significant increase in women inventors globally, but says gender gap remains

May 1, 2018

Brunei exceeds the global average for patents listed with female inventors, according to recent statistics. The vast majority of patent applications filed with…

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(Re)coding the world for women When you think about leaders and heavyweights in the world of politics, business and technology, often you will find they are men. We need to challenge a world order built on male power, writes Khairunnisa Ibrahim.

March 8, 2018

I used to want to be like Sherlock Holmes. I wanted to be brilliant, like he is, and intuitive, and excited about science,…

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Applications for YSEALI women’s leadership workshop now open Women leaders working in the economic development sector in ASEAN are especially encouraged to apply

YSEALI alumni launch online network to connect, empower ASEAN women Website aims to bring together female leaders across ASEAN to tackle regional issues

41% of Brunei patent applications list female inventors, exceeding global average UN agency hails significant increase in women inventors globally, but says gender gap remains

(Re)coding the world for women When you think about leaders and heavyweights in the world of politics, business and technology, often you will find they are men. We need to challenge a world order built on male power, writes Khairunnisa Ibrahim.