Komasipera commemorates International Women’s Day by and Invites Myra Diarsi for Discussion
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When the self becomes an ego – first by believing that it is right, leading to the emergence of an ego. ‘He/She’ becomes egoistic by focusing on him/herself and becoming the number one or the best, the winner, while others are losers, and not important. The latter are inferior, known as ‘the other’.
Add a commentA Story of Peasant Women’s Group and Children in Porang-Paring Village*
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The sky above Porang Paring was so bright, and so hot. The asphalt road was climbing towards the hill. People’s corn field flanked both sides of the street. Rat pest on some fields did not diminish people’s enthusiasm at all.
Add a commentMPPS Hearing Discussing School Drop-outs Schildren, Draft City Regulation on Education, and Ideas for City Mid-term Development Plan
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The City of Surakarta has made significant steps for education, by allocating 20% budget for education. Yet, the bulk of the budget goes to teachers’ salary and allowance, and physical construction of junior high school buildings. There are a number if breakthroughs that accompany such initiatives, and equally significant issues to address – i.e. recruitment of new junior high school students based on academic performance, which remains unresolved (on the basis of academic performance in city and district schools).
Add a commentCelebrating International Women’s Day, Girl Up UNS conducts a Talkshow to Discuss the Phenomenon #NoViralNoJustice
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To start off the International Women’s Day (IWD) 2025 Celebration, Girl Up UNS (Universitas Sebelas Maret) moderator, Fatimi Hanum Sabila explains three cases of violence against women, of which two of them becomes viral on social media. The first case is that of a student of PPDS Universitas Diponegoro, while the second case is a tragic case of a fried food seller in West Sumatera, which does not become viral. The organizer distributes mentimeter to participants in order to gauge their ideas, and display the answers on the screen.
Add a commentNot many people in Indonesia talk about ianfu. The few that do are independent researchers, as Indonesians are not really concerned about survivors. This is the point that an author and independent researcher, Eka Hindra makes, on the issue of Ianfu in YouTube LetssTalk Feminist on Facebook #7. Eka says that the inspiration came in 1999 when she worked as a journalist at Radio Internews Indonesia. She worked at the Women Program, the first in Indonesia to have a feminist perspective, and not an infotainment women issue, but real journalism who conducted research on the field.
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