Bumi Pemuda Rahayu: Building Ecological SustainabilityCaranissa DjatmikoAugust 8, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoAugust 8, 20160Bumi Pemuda Rahayu (BPR) was established to explore ways of developing a sustainable living. Founder and Director Marco Kusumawijaya gives...
HUB For Cyclist: Cycling for a Greener CityCaranissa DjatmikoJuly 26, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoJuly 26, 20160In Jogjakarta, bicycle community HUB For Cyclist aims to create a green environment through alternative ways. For some of us,...
Travel Sparks: The New Age of Volunteer TravelCaranissa DjatmikoJune 29, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoJune 29, 20160With its charitable spirit of ‘Travel with a Cause’, Travel Sparks has started a new wave in the Indonesian travel...
Fiona Unity: Fundraising to the TopCaranissa DjatmikoJune 14, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoJune 14, 20160From climbing to the top of Mount Rinjani in Lombok, trekking in one of the world’s top 10 toughest treks...
The Flower of Life: Meet Kathrin AustermayerRemko TanisMay 17, 2016 by Remko TanisMay 17, 20160Kathrin is the project manager of the Flower of Life, an eco-dome based on sacred geometry which will be the...
Bagging Mountain TrashCaranissa DjatmikoMay 17, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoMay 17, 20160Indonesia’s mountains are known for their spectacular summits and surreal beauty, attracting hikers from near and far. Sadly, the sight...
Peduli Anak: Lombok’ Sanctuary for Underprivileged ChildrenCaranissa DjatmikoMay 3, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoMay 3, 20160Set amid rice fields on the pristine island of Lombok is a children’s development centre called Peduli Anak, which was...
Garda Satwa Indonesia: Defenders of Animal WelfareCaranissa DjatmikoApril 20, 2016April 22, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoApril 20, 2016April 22, 20160Animal wellbeing is often overlooked in Indonesia. Most people are still unaware of their job to protect animals and care...
Architecture that Preserves Megacity SlumsCaranissa DjatmikoApril 5, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoApril 5, 20160The existence of slums within a megacity could be considered problematic, but there are ways to tackle this issue. Last...
Open Data to Make Huge Social Impacts in IndonesiaCaranissa DjatmikoMarch 22, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoMarch 22, 20160In recent years, the world saw a drastic rise in the open government data movement. Countries like Singapore, Korea, Japan,...
Educating a Nation: ProVisi Takes the Lead in Improving the Quality of TeachersCaranissa DjatmikoMarch 7, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoMarch 7, 20160Teachers play a crucial role in bringing out their students’ potentials, yet many in Indonesia lack academic skills. Education consultant...
Yayasan Usaha Mulia Helps to Lift Indonesians above the Poverty LineCaranissa DjatmikoFebruary 24, 2016February 24, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoFebruary 24, 2016February 24, 20160Quality of life is an issue in Indonesia for those living below the poverty line. Although some believe that the...
For Richer or Poorer: WedliteCaranissa DjatmikoFebruary 10, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoFebruary 10, 20160While some people have the money to realize the wedding of their dreams, others find themselves breaking the bank to...
DNetwork: Deconstructing Stereotypes Provides Work Opportunities for the DisabledCaranissa DjatmikoJanuary 26, 2016January 27, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoJanuary 26, 2016January 27, 20160Job opportunities for disabled people in Indonesia may be hard to come by. But non-profit organization DNetwork proves that people...
Lovepink: Fighting Breast Cancer TogetherCaranissa DjatmikoJanuary 12, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoJanuary 12, 20160Lovepink is a breast cancer community supporting ‘warriors’ and ‘survivors’ in their battle. Through campaigns such as breast self-examinations (SADARI),...
Singing in the Rain: Ikatan Sindroma Down Indonesia Makes Waves with Gigi Art of DanceCaranissa DjatmikoNovember 2, 2015February 28, 2024 by Caranissa DjatmikoNovember 2, 2015February 28, 20240Gigi Art of Dance recognizes how dance belongs to anyone, without exception to those with disabilities. The dance school welcomes...
XS Project: Going Against the Odds to Save Trash PickersCaranissa DjatmikoOctober 28, 2015January 16, 2016 by Caranissa DjatmikoOctober 28, 2015January 16, 20160Aiming to break the generational cycle of trash pickers, XS Project creates and sells products made out of waste materials....
Imploring for Palliative Care, the Chance to a Fulfilling LifeCaranissa DjatmikoOctober 3, 2015August 2, 2017 by Caranissa DjatmikoOctober 3, 2015August 2, 20170As a paediatric palliative care service, Rachel House treats poor children diagnosed with cancer and HIV in Jakarta. They are...
Notebooks Shine a Light, Revealing the End of the TunnelAngela JelitaSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 2017 by Angela JelitaSeptember 7, 2015August 4, 20170The Buku Kami Project empowers former sex workers in East Jakarta who have been forced into the illegal trade for...
Rights as Citizens: The Strife for Reconciliation of Indonesia’s Indigenous CommunitiesGrace SusetyoAugust 10, 2015August 4, 2017 by Grace SusetyoAugust 10, 2015August 4, 20170With nearly 70 years of independence, Indonesia prides itself as a nation founded upon the sovereignty and self-determination of peoples...
Weaving a Social Enterprise in FloresAngela JelitaJune 26, 2015August 4, 2017 by Angela JelitaJune 26, 2015August 4, 20170Du’Anyam is a social enterprise focusing on bettering the lives of mothers and families in Flores, East Nusa Tenggara, through...