Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
Arniyanti, Activist of Gemawan Reading Symbolic Violence According to Pierre Bourdieu, besides playing a role as a means of communication in understanding and conveying thoughts and feelings between humans, language has a latent role which is often not realized,
Participatory mapping can be the answer to slowly unravel the tangled threads of spatial management in Indonesia. This model will move the communities in each region to jointly ensure the definitive boundaries of their management rights to forests and land.
The government of West Kalimantan province recently launched the status of the Villages Development Index (IDM) 2020. Out of 2,031 villages throughout West Kalimantan, there are 214 Independent Villages, 322 Developed Villages, 907 Developing Villages, 566 Underdeveloped Villages and 12
During the Covid-19 pandemic, the government provides direct and indirect aid packages for people. A large amount of funds have been distributed as anticipation strategies during this outbreak/pandemic. Hard work is needed to ensure that the huge amount of funds
Gemawan has been long working to manifest food sovereignty and livelihood, ensure that food supplies are always available – at least at the household level, with various programs, such as protection and rights of land and forests, and strengthen the
The future is not about something we get, but about something we strive for. The pillars of Gemawan’s fights – political sovereignty, economic independence, gender justice, ecological justice, and cultural character – require Gemawan movement to always be able to