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Indonesian Women Coalition makes a press conference on 13 June 2025, and invites 8 resource people. Mike Verawati says that the objective of the press conference is to respond to Fadli Zon’s interview with Uni Lubis who states that rape in May 1998 is nothing but rumour. Mike says that the Rape tragedy in May 1998is not fiction, and cannot be ignored just because there is no significant data.

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Nurul Kusuma H. M. Psi, Psychologist, Manager Center for Public Mental Health (CMPH) UGM (Gadjah Mada University) says that the Ministry of Health publishes Pocket Books on First Aid for Psychological Wound (P3LP) for high school students, University Students, Islamic School Students, even Early Education students and Kindergarten students during a seminar that coincides with Adolences Mental Stability Advocate Competition (AMSAC) 2025 at Gelanggang Inovasi dan Kreativitas (GIK or Innovation and Creativity Arena), on Saturday (24/5).

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In a webinar conducted by Perempuan Mahardhika (28/05), Ita F. Nadia says that it is time for women to rise and redraw the direction of their fight because women are being shunned by the State when it comes to women history. Ita represents Ruas Indonesia – a space for women archive and history - that collects documents and archives about women’s movement that are taken out of eliminated from the history. "We try to relive memory about women’s movement and women leaders that history does not recognise. WE are conducting one advocacy or campaign to reject re-writing history or revision of history by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs," she says.

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A worker, formal or informal, activists, volunteers may be overwhelmed by work. For this reason bernapasbaik.id, a digital media platform conduct a zoom meeting through reflective discussion with a psychologist at 19.00 – 21.30 on Monday, (26/5). The faciltators were Lia Rahmadiani and Riris Ramadani, with 20 participants from all over Indonesia. The program aims to understand the work pressures that affect mental health, to find ways for self-care collectively and to provide safe space for workers, volunteers, activists, and anyone for that matter. In the zoom room, participants share stories, reflect, give mutual supports and maintain trust.

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Press Release – Faculty of Social and Political Science, University of Indonesia

Depok, 4th June 2025 – Faculty of Social and Political Science the University of Indonesia (FISIP UI) in collaboration with Center International Relations Studies (CIReS) and Indonesian Institute of Advanced International Studies (INADIS) conducts an “Critical Mineral Exploitation, Fulfilment of the Rights of Indigenous People in Sulawesi, in relations to Indonesian Foreign Policy” on Wednesday (04/06) at Auditorium Juwono Sudarsono, FISIP UI.

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Mental health is a current issue for all. It is a popular issue in social media, made popular by content creators’ posts. This was the key point given by Dorkas Febria, S.H. during a podcast discussion with other host, Dunung Sukocowati, S.H. on Ngobrol Bareng YAPHI (NGO-PHI) in YouTube of Yayasan YAPHI. The podcast features psychiatrist dr. Maria Rini Indriarti, Sp. K. J., M. Kes

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The government (Ministry of Culture) is re-writing history. It expects to complete the measure by August 2025. There are, however, significant push-back. Re-writing should be based on the assumption that community history should be nurtured in the community, through research by academics and researchers to ensure incorporation of a variety of viewpoints, and not dependent on one interpretation that could potentially distort history or marginalize women in history. Why do women and young people have to push back against re-writing history? During IG Live moderated by Dianah Karmilah, Indonesia Woman Coalision and Ruas Indonesia invite Astrid Reza.

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It I interesting to write about the disappearing press and media industry as testified by the massive employment termination in media - CNN, TV One, Kompas TV, Viva.co.id, and other media. Kompas TV terminated 150 workers, CNN 200 workers, and TV One 75 workers, while Republika sent 60 staff home, including 29 journalists. On the other hand,