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The public discussion organised by Koalisi Pergerakan (KP) Alternatif or Alternative Movement Coalition that afternoon, Tuesday (16/6/2026) was warm yet full of underlying anxiety. Amidst a number of news about the economic situation in Indonesia highlighted the weakening purchasing power, and the students protests in a number of cities, activists, academics, and discussion participants gathered to dissect one key term that kept coming - Prabowonomics.

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Many people often thought that Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) was simply a medical issue. When a person was HIV positive, what came to mind was laboratory test, antiretroviral drugs, and regular visits to health facilities. Yet, for those living with HIV, the fact was much more complicated. They not only had to deal with the virus, but also with fear, stigma, rejection, and often loneliness.

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People believed that gender awareness issue was increasingly critical in the midst of fast digital information flows to date. In a discussion during Ngobrol Perihal Laki-Laki (NGOPI) about gender sensitivity content production, on Wednesday (10/6) organised by Magdelene, speaker Zelan highlighted how the digital space not only became medium for information dissemination, but also medium for reproduction of discrimination, stereotype, and gender-based violence.

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People with Lupus (Odapus) often faced challenges not only related to health, but also stigma and the lack of understanding/knowledge in communities. Although people with Lupus looked healthy physically, many of them had to struggle with chronic pain, extreme fatigue, and issues with their bodily organs which other people may not notice at all.This situation was a reason for Lupus to be labelled as invisible disability which people often ignored.

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Community Service Program within the Sociology Study Program at the Faculty of Social and Political Science Sebelas Maret University (UNS) opened new spaces for people with disability to develop their capacity and their business. The activity was part of the Freedom to Study at Freedom Campus program (Merdeka Belajar Kampus Merdeka or MBKM) and was designed not only as academic activities, but also as measures to ensure real impacts in community.

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