Written by Project Child Indonesia Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has disproportionately affected marginalized communities in Indonesia. After the spread of the virus was officially announced as a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO), the Indonesian government conducted a policy about changing the offline learning system in school into distance learning. However, the unequally distributed […]
Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia COVID-19 is a nightmare for the human race. With everyone advised to stay at home, the pandemic slows down every aspect imaginable in our lives. The economy collapses, social life becomes non-existent, and the only place where people are allowed to gather is the […]
Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia “Children are the future of our nation.” We often find people saying things along those lines. “Children are the future, so they have to try hard and be the best in everything they do.” “Children are the future, so they have to be responsible […]
Written by Theresia Tyas Thea Kirana, Program Coordinator Intern Project Child Indonesia Do you ever wonder how the world looks like when humans are all the same? We have the same skin colors, same hairstyle, same body shapes, or even the same belief. Close your eyes. Visualize that on your mind. Take a reflective moment […]
Written by Graciella Stephanie Ganadhi, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia Kindness should be a basic trait that everyone possesses. It should be the basis of human’s thought, utterance, and action. Unfortunately, that’s a utopia. In reality, our world is cruel and savage. Sometimes, hatred wins more often than kindness. Worry not though! Our world […]
Written by Adjeng Tunjung Pamase, Partnership Intern Project Child Indonesia Entering the eighth month since the COVID-19 pandemic spread in Indonesia, Distance Learning or Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh (PJJ) activities still face various constraints. Numerous facilities and infrastructure are required to conduct a successful implementation of PJJ. In addition to the supporting equipment such as laptops […]
Written by Dyah Prajnandhari, Content Writer Intern Project Child Indonesia Behind every successful event, there are always hard working people. Although they are assigned with different parts, all of them become the backbone of the events. The real example is Pasar Mandiri, a project which Sekolah Sungai held on 7-8th of March. Pasar Mandiri is […]
Climate Change in Indonesia: Flood as an Environmental DisasterFebruary 24, 2021 - 5:08 am
International Mother Language Day 2021: An Effort to Foster Inclusion through MultilingualismFebruary 21, 2021 - 4:30 am
Indonesia’s Digital Divide: Disconnected Amidst a PandemicFebruary 20, 2021 - 5:23 am
Teach Tolerance, End The ViolenceFebruary 18, 2021 - 6:46 am