Self-Sufficient and Independent Society
According to Fauss (1923), food is a multidimensional phenomenon. Understanding food solely through farming activities, a burning stove, or meals served at the dining table does not capture its full significance. Food, in this context, represents a community’s way of
Knowledge of textiles and the various techniques used to produce them has been passed down from generation to generation. Kalengkang embroidery emerged through cultural exchanges with foreign communities and is believed to have historical connections to India. Unlike conventional embroidery,
Menapak Jejak di Luvang Horomaung documents the experiences of Gemawan’s engagement with the Dayak Uud Danum Tepe community in Sawang Senghiang Village, Sintang Regency, West Kalimantan.This book complements Gemawan’s long-term facilitation efforts to help the people of Sawang Senghiang secure
The Pelestari Kehidupan book serves as a record of the knowledge and best practices gathered by Gemawan’s community organizers (COs) throughout the program’s implementation. The narratives contained within aim to immortalize the wisdom and innovation of the people of West