
Artikel “Women’s faith-based organizations and collaborative social accountability for achieving health equity in Indonesia”
PUBLISHED!
Article "Women's faith-based organizations and collaborative social accountability for achieving health equity in Indonesia" was written by Nurul Widyaningrum, Charina Chazali, and Isono Sadoko and has also been published in…

Modern-Day Srikandi of National Health Insurance: National Reflection and Workshop on Perempuan Kawal JKN Program
Event Report
Dippo Alam Satrio - May 13, 2025
English version by Salman Reynaldi
Jakarta, May 14, 2025 – The AKATIGA Center for Social Analysis, in collaboration with Fatayat Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), convened a National Reflection and…

Ina Erna Slamet-Velsink
In the history of intellectualism and activism in Indonesia, there are only a few women who consistently work and contribute to agrarian research

City For Whom?
Instead of being a focus for growth and prosperity, cities have become dumping grounds for excess populations working in unskilled, unprotected, and low-wage informal service industries and trades. (UN Habitat 2003, in (Davis 2004)

Struggling for a job
When Albert told me of how he had tried for five years to find a decent job, he had just returned from Jakarta and was on the run from the police. He had been in a fight with a police officer in a nightclub there, and they were looking for him.
