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Project SHE – Strengthening Girls’ Health and Empowering Their Voice Through Menstrual Health Initiative in Timor Leste
June 15, 2025
Breaking Barriers: mommy track and growth
February 16, 2025
The portrayal of women in Indonesian online media: a product of misogyny culture
January 10, 2025
Marshall Ganz teaching leadership in front of class
Marshall Ganz: Zionism, Antisemitism and Leadership
June 30, 2024
What can we learn from Indigenous feminism in Maori Culture?
June 25, 2024
Kartini
Among other Indonesian heroines, why Kartini?
April 21, 2024
The Iceberg of Men’s Mental Health in Indonesia
March 20, 2024
Inspire Inclusion in this International Women’s Day
March 7, 2024
Wajah Indonesia dalam Film Eksil: Sebuah Review
February 25, 2024
Cover Book of Do Muslim Women Need Saving? By Lila Abu-Lughod (2015)
Do Muslim Women Need Saving? By Abu-Lughod, L (2015). Harvard University Press. A book review.
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Indonesia Mega Projects and The Lack of Public Participation
December 28, 2023
Deconstructing the development from the margins: a personal reflection on self-reliance development
November 27, 2023
A poster of protesters saying that migrant workers are heroes of remittance in Indonesia. Images by Kompasiana
Female Migrant Workers: Our Remittance Heroines?
November 13, 2023
A map of the country of Palestine from 1946 and the progress up to 2012
Historical events that shaped Palestine
October 22, 2023
Artwork by Sabda Naung
Reksa
September 28, 2023
A happy woman holds Indonesian flag in the middle of rice field
When Gender Meets Nationalism.
September 21, 2023
A man hold a traditional music equipment from East Nusa Tenggara (sasando)
Homeland and Our Roots
September 17, 2023
The illustration of two women in traditional clothes in Indonesia
Dilemmatic Transformation of Women in Indonesia
September 6, 2023
Period poverty is a climate injustice issue. Period.
August 5, 2023
Silhouette of a young woman at home with window shadows scaled.
Being One
July 13, 2023
Imagine That. An artwork created by Dedi Setiawan for supporting menstrual health movement in 2023
Ending period stigma through art work
July 10, 2023
Embracing the Tides of Our Bodies
July 6, 2023
A mother breastfeed her child. Image by World Vision Canada
Mamas’ Dilemmas: Exclusive Breastfeeding Program in Indonesia
June 16, 2023
A woman holding a calendar and a clock so show her menstrual cycle. Image by Freepix Attribution Lisence.
Rethinking Menstrual Leave Policy in Indonesia
June 16, 2023
Illustration of a woman and flowers
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Posted inDiscover Knowledge

What can we learn from Indigenous feminism in Maori Culture?

Understanding one's background is essential for self-discovery and growth, which is why Indigenous peoples prioritize distinguishing their pedagogies and theories from those of the Western societies that colonized them. Rather…
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Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 25, 2024
Kartini
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Among other Indonesian heroines, why Kartini?

Indonesia marks Kartini Day every 21st April, honouring a revered figure in the nation's history known for championing women's rights during the Dutch colonial era. Kartini, a Javanese woman, defied…
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Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa April 21, 2024
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

The Iceberg of Men’s Mental Health in Indonesia

The following text is not intended to inspire anyone to take suicidal actions. If you feel depressed and begin to contemplate suicide, please consult with a professional, such as a…
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Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa March 20, 2024
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Wajah Indonesia dalam Film Eksil: Sebuah Review

Khusus tulisan ini, Tulisan Puan memuat dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Hal ini dikarenakan masih minimnya literasi mengenai kejadian tahun 1965 di kalangan masyarakat Indonesia sehingga informasi alternatif untuk membuka tabir sejarah…
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Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa February 25, 2024
Cover Book of Do Muslim Women Need Saving? By Lila Abu-Lughod (2015)
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Do Muslim Women Need Saving? By Abu-Lughod, L (2015). Harvard University Press. A book review.

Introduction In the book Do Muslim Women Need Saving?, Lila Abu-Lughod (2015) examines the extravagant language of rescue and liberation used by Western media and human rights activists in portraying…
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Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa January 3, 2024
Imagine That. An artwork created by Dedi Setiawan for supporting menstrual health movement in 2023
Posted incommunity corner

Ending period stigma through art work

I love doing artwork. But an artwork will be just a piece of artwork if it only stops at my brain or my desk. I am thinking of contributing to…
Posted by Dedi Setiawan July 10, 2023
Embracing the Tides of Our Bodies
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Embracing the Tides of Our Bodies

In this episode, Angie is discussing decolonising menstrual health in Indonesia based on her experience with Simavi, a Dutch NGO who focuses on women's rights to water, sanitation and hygiene,…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa July 6, 2023
A mother breastfeed her child. Image by World Vision Canada
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Mamas’ Dilemmas: Exclusive Breastfeeding Program in Indonesia

Understanding women’s rights is fundamental in the development sector. However, these rights entities have been widely followed by the crisis of universality (Mutua, 2015). The universality of entitlement is not…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 16, 2023
A woman holding a calendar and a clock so show her menstrual cycle. Image by Freepix Attribution Lisence.
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Rethinking Menstrual Leave Policy in Indonesia

The menstrual leave policy usually grants unpaid or paid leave to female employees every month during menstruation and has been implemented in a few countries such as Japan, South Korea,…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 16, 2023
Illustration of a woman and flowers
Posted inDiscover Knowledge

Going back to our root through decolonial feminism lens

If you are Asian, African or Latin American, have you asked yourself: what would your country be if it had never been colonised? I reckon some of the answers would…
Posted by Angelina Yusridar Mustafa June 1, 2023

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