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A book discussion proceeded at the hall of Fakultas Ushuluddin dan Dakwah UIN Raden Mas Said on Wednesday (3/6). The discussion was warm and reflective and many students, activists, and literary people were enthusiastic participating.

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The struggle of domestic workers could not be separated from gender, social classes, and layers of identity inherent in women. In a discussion organised by Jaringan Perempuan Indonesia Timur (JPIT) on Friday (29/5), women activist Linda Tagie highlighted that the majority of domestic workers were women who lived on a crossroad featuring their vulnerability – from economic status, culture, and religion, to power relations in the household and in community.

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"When our forest is taken away, where would we stay?"

That sentence seemed simple. Yet, when it appeared on a documentary film Pesta Babi, it became a call that would be difficult to ignore. It was not simply a question about where to live, but a question about the future, about identity, and about Papuan indigenous community rights in the face of large-scale expansion of projects in their ancestral land.

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Grief is an unavoidable emotional experience in people’s lives. Yet, the way each individual person faces a loss varies and does not follow the same pattern. In a discussion about mental health and grief process, the psychologist Dinastuti explained that the five-stage grief theory introduced by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross was understood as emotional waves that came and went repetitiously. That was the opening sentence from Dwi Ariyani, the moderator from Perempuan Bumi (Earth Women) during online discussion by Perempuan Bumi on Saturday, 23/5.