Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia Since 2017, UNESCO has been celebrating the International Day of Living Together in Peace. The day is celebrated in its relation to the UN 2030 Agenda: achieving world peace. For years, we have been living in constant fear of acts of hatred, tensions, rejection of […]
Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia Working from home has been a privilege that not everyone can have. Healthcare workers, government officials, and those whose work are providing services for the general public cannot enjoy such luxury. Healthcare workers have to work to provide quality treatment for those who are sick, […]
Written by : Ade Indra GC – Volunteer Sekolah Sungai Winongo A number of regions such as DKI Jakarta, West Java, East Java, Central Java, Aceh, Jambi, and several other regions decided to take time off activities at school and replace them with distance learning at home to prevent transmission of the coronavirus (the cause […]
Written by : Salma Nurulhuda – Community Engagement and Coordinator Intern The conventional process in which people are doing business could be drawn as a straight line with raw materials at the starting point, which then goes through manufacture, and goes to the consumer, and finally ends up in landfills when users throw it away. […]
Written By : Intan Realista Zanta Avhisa – Sekolah Sungai Program Manager The contagious virus, COVID-19, had struck severely almost every country without exception. The major sectors to support basic human life could not be avoided to get impacted significantly since the appearance of the outbreak in the end of the year 2019. Education is […]
Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Project Child Indonesia What comes to your mind upon hearing “healthcare workers”? Do you instantly think of doctors and surgeons? Or do you remember those who are working hard in the frontline of current pandemic COVID-19: nurses and midwives? Today, during World Health Day, is the day when […]
Written by : Rizki Chairunnisa, Research Intern According to the World Health Organization, the growing number of COVID-19 cases have reached more than 150,000 cases globally by mid-March 2020. In Indonesia, the government first announced the first cases located in Depok, West Java, on March 2, 2020. After that, the number of positive cases grew […]
