# pap (blogs) — RSS Amplifier Recent posts from the 1 feeds in the RSS Amplifier directory that cover pap. Page: Feed: --- ## [Fathers in Singapore are doing more at home. Mothers are still doing more.](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/fatherhood-fathers-day-singapore) _2026-06-22 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ This Father’s Day, what would make care more shareable: at home, at work, and in social service practice? ## [Singapore’s social service sector is stuck at Evaluation 101](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/singapore-social-work-mel-evaluation) _2026-06-07 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ More are recognising the value of monitoring, evaluation, and learning. But without headcount, programme theory, and room for experimentation, we risk mistaking evaluation literacy for learning. ## [AI’s entry into Singapore’s social service sector brings risks](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/ais-entry-into-singapores-social) _2026-05-28 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ AI is reshaping service users, helping relationships, social workers, organisations, and the sector’s ties with funders, donors, and the state. ## [When most Singaporeans are “givers”: What NVPC’s 2025 survey obscures methodologically](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/nvpc-ngs-giving-survey-2025) _2026-05-18 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ The latest National Giving Study finds lower volunteerism and donation rates, even as it tries to broaden the language and concept of “giving.” That shift warrants closer methodological scrutiny. ## [AI in a “We First” Singapore: Who benefits, who worries, and who gets left behind?](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/ai-in-a-we-first-singapore) _2026-05-07 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ Singapore is going all in on AI. But public trust will depend on whether the benefits, risks, and voice are shared fairly. ## [The five numerical figures deciding today's election (The Nine Days, GE2025)](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/the-five-numerical-figures-deciding) _2025-05-03 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ 30 per cent; Nine per cent versus $5,000; It's 2025 (not 2024); Two-thirds; and One or many? ## [Three podcast episodes on the economy, immigration, and PAP (The Nine Days, GE2025)](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/three-podcast-episodes-on-the-economy) _2025-04-27 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ “It’s the economy, stupid?” ## [Opening salvos: An electoral tale of two Singapore cities (The Nine Days, GE2025)](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/opening-salvos-an-electoral-tale) _2025-04-26 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ “It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.” ## [How will party manifestoes shape the nine-day campaign? (The Nine Days, GE2025)](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/how-will-party-manifestoes-shape) _2025-04-23 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ “It’s up to us MPs to make sure that peoples’ voices are heard in parliament.” ## [Stay updated on your professional world (Sponsored)](https://crawlproof.com/a/ZPvUOVF4khrb) _2025-04-23 · **Sponsored**_ Keep in touch with people you know, build your career. ## [New candidate introductions shouldn’t be banal (The Nine Days, GE2025)](https://socialservicesg.substack.com/p/new-candidate-introductions-shouldnt) _2025-04-22 · Jin Yao Kwan · socialservice.sg_ How do I learn more about the candidates? And what works with new candidate introductions, quantitatively, qualitatively, and substantively?