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Ete is the founder of Bacarita pangan lokal (Bapalok) than concern in local food archive and food innovation. Ete also a photographer and writer. Recently Ete has prepare for her second book title Puan dan Pangan. She do local food campaign and run a small businesses called MyPlant Ideas.
Ete also share about local food in the communities and share the local food recipes thorough Bapalok Website.
Serli is a community organizer of Indonesian Women Coalition Region East Nusa Tenggara which focuses on organizing and educating women and girls in leadership especially how they own their voice and speak up. Serly and her organization built Balai Perempuan in remote villages in Kupang and South Central Timor and initiated critical discussion among young women of university students.
Fauzan is a Program Development Manager at AksesHUB. AksesHUB is social platform aims to promote social inclusion and empowerment of disadvantaged/ marginalized communities to participate in society and be more independent. AksesHUB also promotes collaboration with relevant stakeholders in order to develop its program. Fauzan and his collegues work in several focus areas including economic empowerment, skill development, education, advocacy related to rights of disability, and social inclusion.
“Our stories and rituals were not just about the past—they are reminders of how we must protect the Earth today.”
The goal of the project is to develop a resource based on traditional wisdom related to people and environment which can inform environmental actions including improving physical environment in Nagekeo regency by reducing litter.
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“The presence of one male teacher helped participants realize that educating children is not just a woman’s duty, but a shared responsibility between men and women.”
The primary goal of the project is to Improving the quality of education in Maluku, particularly in ECE Program.
Main Objectives:
“Teachers are way more better at teaching than us because they have experience. What would we do is ‘stirring’ the water of knowledge and experience in their glass so they gain new perspective.”
The primary goal of the project is to develop and test a school-based program for the prevention of child sexual abuse in primary school.
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Tirsa Kailola is a passionate educator and educational program developer. Since 2017 she has worked for Heka Leka as an Early Childhood program director who is responsible for designing and managing teachers’ professional program of early childhood education in Maluku.
Yogi works for the NGO Lombok Sustainable Tourism, and his action project is on social participation in the environmental conservation of the Rinjani forest, working alongside communities to develop ecotourism initiatives and workshops. Yogi would like to learn more in Aotearoa New Zealand about Māori tourism practices, and community-driven initiatives and management.
Particular interests: Sustainable Tourism, Māori practices and management
Tri works for Alfa Omega Foundation, which is a faith-based NGO involved in community development work. Tri is currently involved in early childhood education (ECE), collecting M&E data, and advising on programme design. She is interested in the development of ECE curricula, especially Māori models. Her action project is on capacity building for early childhood
Naya manages Kala Teater, a theatre company which performs documentary theatre based on local issues with post-performance facilitated discussions. Naya plans and implements local research to inform creative development and is responsible for documentation and publication. Her action project focused on raising awareness of postpartum depression and the role of governments in protecting mothers. Naya would like to learn about the work of creative NGOs focused on gender issues, pay equity, and community development.
