Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia In the international world, for realism, there can be no such thing as world peace. Why so? Because in truth, the state is like individuals who have their interests. Debates, disputes, and even enmity will be very difficult to avoid when talking about interests. […]
Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia International youth day is celebrated for some reason. Young people whose enthusiasm is very easy to ignite, are directed to good things that are useful for their environment. The theme for International Youth Day 2020, “Youth Involvement for Global Action” seeks to draw on […]
Ditulis oleh Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia Setiap tahun, pada tanggal 5 September, PBB merayakan Hari Amal Internasional. Tanggal 5 September dipilih sebagai peringatan kematian Bunda Teresa, seorang suster yang mendedikasikan hidupnya untuk membantu kaum miskin dan terpinggirkan di Kalkuta, India. Kegiatan amal (charity), pada dasarnya, ditujukan untuk mengeratkan solidaritas antar manusia […]
Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia I was born as a social being. Interacting with other people has become a demand even before I was born. In my toddler, mother and father taught me how to speak, the purpose of which was to establish communication with them. As I grew […]
Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia In recent years many environmental issues have been called for, especially about plastic waste. Various trends have emerged ranging from the use of straws, drinking bottles, cutlery, and shopping bags that are environmentally friendly and can be used repeatedly. Making the sea turtles and […]
Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia The level of the spread of Covid-19 which is increasingly fierce has made community activities seem to stop. The social distancing policy makes public places closed, including schools. The implementation of Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh (PJJ) policy is an alternative for all schools in Indonesia […]
Written by Nindy Silvia Anggraini, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia At an early age, children will pay attention to physical differences, including skin color. Research shows that 5 years old children can show signs of racial bias, such as treating people from one racial group better than another. Surely parents need to be called […]
