Pan Asian Women's Association
Thank you to everyone for supporting the PAWA@10 Charity Gala Dinner. We could not have done it without you! Well done to the PAWA@10 Gala Committee, headed by Betty Yao and Mandy Chiu, who worked tirelessly for 20 months. It
PAWA is often asked why it focuses on teenage girls. Our answer is simple: they are the most vulnerable cohort. This period of life can be difficult for children anywhere, but for girls from low-income families in Asia, it is
PAWA supports the Ponheary Ly Foundation in Cambodia through the funding of dormitory facilities for girls living in rural villages to allow them to continue their education in town. Two girls and their families talk about what securing a place
Every year PAWA celebrates the UN Day of the Girl which is October 11th. This year, PAWA teamed up with the actress Kate Willoughby of Emily Matters, to celebrate the birthday of Emily Wilding Davison, the suffragette who famously died
We are excited to invite you to a PAWA special event with BBC news presenter and PAWA supporter Mishal Husain at Asia House on Saturday 15 September 2018, 11am to 12pm. Renowned BBC presenter Mishal Husain will be sharing insights
We are delighted to invite you to an exclusive Operatic Soiree hosted in a private house in Barnes, with Guest of Honour Mr Nahmkook Sun, Charge d’Affaires, Republic of Korea. Read on for details of the very special evening –
On one of the hottest days of the year, PAWA Champion Irwan Mihat headed out to run the London Marathon in aid of PAWA’s Floating School Project, cheered on by PAWA Supporters. Here is our report from the exciting but
The students of Bancroft’s School raised funds for PAWA through a multicultural student run adaptation of Aladdin with a Bollywood flavour. The star of the show, Thevaguru Swarnaprabha (Year 12), who played the Genie, gives us his first person account
by Maggie Cheung The PAWA team had the greatest reception we could have hoped for during this annually celebrated Women of the World Festival or WOW, writes PAWA member Maggie Cheung. With the WoW Festival coinciding with Mother’s Day, it
PAWA’s purpose to raise funds for girls’ education in Asia inspires many far and wide. And it’s not just women who want to support the hopes and dreams of girls across Asia. Men are as much part of the PAWA