Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
The process of making banana peel crackers in Matang Segarau continues to uphold traditional methods rooted in cooperation and communal values. The activity usually begins early in the morning, as women gather in a modest production house filled with the
West Kalimantan is known for its abundant natural wealth—from tropical forests to fertile agricultural lands that sustain the livelihoods of its people. Yet behind this immense potential lies a stark reality: the agricultural sector, particularly food crops, faces serious challenges.Farmers,
Women’s leadership is rooted not in structures of power and domination, but in a shared awareness that the preservation of nature is the preservation of life itself. Roots of Change from the Ground Up Amid growing social uncertainty and ecological
The condition of Mempawah’s mangroves reveals a tale of two realities: on one hand, grassroots conservation efforts have revived optimism; on the other, relentless development continues to erode what remains of this vital ecosystem. The mangrove forests of Mempawah stretch
Coldplay has long been known as a band that cares deeply about environmental issues. Their song lyrics often touch on climate change, and through their digital campaigns they add a layer of public education and awareness. Environmental problems such as
The K-Pop phenomenon is no longer limited to music and entertainment. Behind the cheers of concerts, trending Twitter hashtags, and shelves of album collections, its fans—especially young people—have evolved into a social and political force. Beyond supporting their idols through
Young people must be involved in shaping environmental policies, given access to funding, and supported so that their movements can reach wider audiences. Intergenerational collaboration will make efforts to preserve nature stronger and more sustainable. Our planet is facing a
Climate change is becoming increasingly tangible in Indonesia — from annual floods and prolonged droughts to rising sea levels and extreme weather that threaten food security. Although Indonesia’s carbon emissions account for only around 1.3% of global totals, the impact
“Working together to plant and care for crops has become a symbol of community-based food resilience.By growing their own food, families feel safer—because they know exactly where their food comes from.” Growing Organically from Limited Space When people hear the
“Our dream is simple—to keep learning, growing, and giving back. We want our Ramadan food stall to thrive, to help more people, and to stand at the forefront of preserving traditional cuisine. If not us, then who?” — Laila, Chairperson