#16DaysOfActivism: Collaboration to Eliminate Gender Based Violence
Dewi Natalia Noya is the Head of the Women and Children Protection Unit (UPPA) at the Parepare City Police Resort (Polres), South Sulawesi. She is a key local stakeholder engaged by INKLUSI’s CSO partner, Yayasan BaKTI, in handling cases of violence against women and children. Dewi serves as an advisor to the Constituent Group, a […]
#16DaysOfActivism: Building Self Confidence to Support Community in Ambon
Nini Kusniati is a Secretary of the Kelompok Konstituen (Constituent Group) in Negeri Batu Merah, Ambon. Constituent Groups is a community-based network involving key figures such as religious leaders, community leaders, women cadres, youth, people with disabilities, elderly, and other marginalised groups, which aims to strive for the rights and interests of various groups through […]
#16DaysOfActivism: Constituent Group Advances Inclusive Social Protection in Parepare
Dina Maliah is a member of Kelompok Konstituen (Constituent Group) in Parepare, South Sulawesi. Constituent Groups is a community-based network involving key figures such as religious leaders, community leaders, women cadres, youth, people with disabilities, elderly, and other marginalised groups, which aims to strive for the rights and interests of various groups through policy advocacy, […]
#16DaysOfActivism: PEKKA Cadre Eliminating Violence and Discrimination against Women
Novemberlyn is a cadre of Foundation for PEKKA, one of INKLUSI’s CSO partners focuses on empowering women-headed households in social, cultural, and economic development. PEKKA established PEKKA’s Clinic for Information and Consultation Services (KLIK PEKKA) is a mobile service to help women-headed households, poor women, and other marginalised groups in remote areas to access government’s […]
#16DaysOfActivism: Leading Change through Sekolah Perempuan in South Sulawesi
Evi Rosmawati is the leader of the Women’s School (Sekolah Perempuan) in Pangkep, South Sulawesi—an informal school for women and other marginalised groups initiated by KAPAL Perempuan, one of INKLUSI’s CSO partners that focuses on promoting women’s leadership, empowering women—particularly those from poor and marginalised communities and ensuring their needs are prioritised in development planning. […]
The Role of Three Paradigta Academy Mentors in Empowering Marginalised Women
Amid economic and social challenges, women heads of households in Purwakarta, West Java, have found strength through the Paradigta Academy. This empowerment program, initiated by the Women-Headed Family Empowerment (PEKKA) and supported by the Australia-Indonesia Partnership Towards an Inclusive Society (INKLUSI) program, has brought positive change to their lives. With livelihoods and three dedicated mentors, […]
Empowering Women Through Local Resources at Balai Sakinah ‘Aisyiyah in Margacinta Village
The women of Balai Sakinah ‘Aisyiyah (BSA) in Margacinta Village, Leuwigoong District, Garut, West Java, have transformed local ginger and turmeric into flagship products, significantly boosting the village economy. Through the ‘Aisyiyah Family Economic Empowerment Movement (BUEKA), supported by the Australia-Indonesia Partnership Towards an Inclusive Society (INKLUSI) Program, the BSA Margacinta group produces powdered ginger […]
Tiwul Cahaya: Economic Resilience for Former Migrant Workers in Tanggulangin Village
A group of former migrant workers known as SERBUMI, which is assisted by INKLUSI Partner Migrant CARE in the village of Tanggulangin, Kebumen, Central Java, has become a beacon of hope for their community with their livelihoods initiative called “Tiwul Cahaya”. Since 2016, Migrant CARE has been implementing the DESBUMI program (Village that Cares for […]