Program Peduli

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Sanusi, Inclusion Activist “Bachelor”

His name is Sanusi, this man who was born 77 years ago settled in the city of Surakarta, Central Java. Wrinkles on his face signified wisdom in acting

Message from an Inclusion Activist: Doddy Kurniawan Kahleri

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Message from an Inclusion Activist: Doddy Kurniawan Kahleri

My name is Doddy, Doddy Kurniawan Kahleri. I was born in Balikpapan on October 5, 1974. When I was eight months old, I had a high fever. My parents to

Tice: People with Mental Disorders also Need Attention

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Tice: People with Mental Disorders also Need Attention

“It’s not only you who take medicine every day. People with diabetes also take medicine. Those with hypertension are also diligently taking me

Jamaludin, A Former Migrant Worker Who Becomes Children’s Protector

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Jamaludin, A Former Migrant Worker Who Becomes Children’s Protector

“My life is ordinary. Only motorcycle taxi drivers. I don’t have a diploma either.” Perhaps not many think that Jamaludin is very caring and

Agustina Lingu Lango: Star of Change for Sumba’s Children of Migrant Workers

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Agustina Lingu Lango: Star of Change for Sumba’s Children of Migrant Workers

“I teach the children of [migrant workers] to learn to be confident, interviews, speeches, poetry, singing and dancing. Those are my teachings so fa

Flashback to 2018 Program Peduli

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Flashback to 2018 Program Peduli

The new year brings a new spirit for the social inclusion movement in realizing an equal and equally dignified Indonesia. In early 2019, let’s g

Persons with Disabilities are Also Human

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Persons with Disabilities are Also Human

By: Shafry Zuhair Arifin Not all humans are created with perfect physical or mental condition. There are some people who have flaws, such as being una

Protection for Children of Migrant Workers

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Protection for Children of Migrant Workers

By: Khalis Nur Hanifah Indonesia is a country that sends a quite big number of workers to other countries. Based on BNP2TKI data in 2018, until Septem

Understanding Social Inclusion: Changing the Disease of “Viewing” Transgender Women (Better Known as Waria) Group in Building Equality

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Understanding Social Inclusion: Changing the Disease of “Viewing” Transgender Women (Better Known as Waria) Group in Building Equality

By: Vernando Pratama Putra The issue of gender and equality has always been an endless conversation in our country. Patriarchy culture becomes a law t

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Sanusi, Inclusion Activist “Bachelor”

Message from an Inclusion Activist: Doddy Kurniawan Kahleri

Tice: People with Mental Disorders also Need Attention

Jamaludin, A Former Migrant Worker Who Becomes Children’s Protector

Agustina Lingu Lango: Star of Change for Sumba’s Children of Migrant Workers

Flashback to 2018 Program Peduli

Persons with Disabilities are Also Human

Protection for Children of Migrant Workers

Understanding Social Inclusion: Changing the Disease of “Viewing” Transgender Women (Better Known as Waria) Group in Building Equality