Can Millennials Really Create Change?
Caranissa Djatmiko discusses why Millennials are more than just a group of smartphone zombies and how technology provides the necessary...
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When Indonesia and Japan Take Centre Stage
Indonesia and Japan are solidifying their bilateral relationship by co-producing a theatre show, directed by Japanese theatre maestro Tadashi Suzuki....
Teaching in Indonesia’s Largest Trash Dump
Local organization Pesta Pendidikan is honoring the hardwork and service of teachers in Bantar Gebang, West Java, a community built...
Embarking on the Perfect Getaway to Indonesia
Stretching over 5,200km from Sumatra to Papua, Indonesia is a massive island nation that is never easy to define. Ahead...
Indonesia’s Kampung Pelangi: From Slum Transformation to Creative Sustainability
The government’s decision to invest Rp.300 million (about US$29,000) on Kampung Pelangi’s slum makeover in South Semarang shows its dedication...
Kenneth Rogers: What It’ Like to Manage Luxury Residences in Two Countries
In order to survive in the highly competitive hospitality sector, one must not only understand the importance of product differentiation...
Women’s Ever Changing and Ever Vital Role in Society
Women have long taken part in humanity’s long road of evolution, but only now are they acknowledged for the critical...
Fighting Religious Intolerance with ?Punk Muslim?
A new generation of Indonesian Punk Muslims might give conservatives a slap in the face, but some think they are...
88Spares: Taking Indonesia’s Textile Industry by Storm
Indonesia’s first B2B e-marketplace for industrial machine spare parts aims to broaden the horizons of the nation’s textile and garment...
Dancing in a Foreign Land
French resort entertainer Guillaume Sanchez shares how his journey to Central Kalimantan changed his way of viewing life and performing...
Sporting a Change
The “sport for development” sector is comprised of initiatives that address a wide range of social issues. In Indonesia, the...
The Fight against Bullying in Indonesia
For many students across the archipelago and around the world, bullying has become a cultural norm, ranging from name-calling to...
Why Indonesia Should Support its Arts and Culture Sector
As we see a growing interest in arts and culture in Indonesia, creative institutions are now working harder to come...
Has Indonesia Embraced a Culture of Charity?
Across the globe, countries are promoting the act of giving to charity for all kinds of purposes. But where exactly...
Is Indonesia Experiencing A Diversity Crisis?
A diversity crisis might be heading to Indonesia as many locals begin to plead for the reestablishment of racial and...
Why There’ More to Travel Memories than Just Tech
Tony Wheeler set up the world’s largest travel publisher in 1973 with his wife Maureen before selling it to BBC...
A Mental Exercise: Surviving Jakarta as a Megacity
With 9.6 million residents, Jakarta is becoming a megacity that in a way is hard to pin down. Seven speakers...
New Fast Food Joint to Promote Healthy Living in Indonesia
Asia’s leading salad bar chain SaladStop opens its first outlet in Indonesia. Does this mean that the archipelago is ready...
Life at the Australian International School
Teaching and travelling might be the perfect combination for those who are looking to build a career in education, with...
Founder of Vice Indonesia Aims to Change the Local Media Game
One of the world’s most popular youth-focused media companies has come to Indonesia. Caranissa Djatmiko sits down with Vice Indonesia’s...
Local Film Crew Spreads Environmental Awareness
Some of us might wonder if documentaries can actually change the world. I recently came across the film production unit...