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“Habis gelap terbitlah terang.” Hari ini, 21 April, di Indonesia diperingati Hari Kartini. Biasanya, berbagai acara akan bermunculan untuk merayakan hari kelahiran Raden Ajeng Kartini, sosok perempuan yang menjadi salah […]
Today is a special day in Indonesia: Hari Kartini. A national holiday where young girls and women dress up in Javanese kebaya and participate in fashion shows and cooking competitions. […]
When I was a child, I didn’t know the correlation between Kartini Day and feminism, and nor did I know the word ‘feminism’. Kartini Day was mostly a day when […]
Nama saya Rizky Kurnia Wijaya. Teman-teman di Indonesia biasanya memanggil saya Rizkur, karena nama Rizky mungkin sudah terlalu umum di sini. Dahulu saya adalah anak yang tidak cukup popular di […]
Submissions for the inaugural ReelOzInd! Australia and Indonesia Short Film Competition and Festival are now open. AIYA caught up with event organiser and esteemed Indonesia-watcher Jemma Purdey to get the […]
AIYA’s annual survey has grown and changed since its origins in 2013, but its fundamental purpose is the same: to identify what is important to our members, to understand their […]
Albert Christian Soewongsono adalah Penerima Beasiswa Afirmasi LPDP Periode I Tahun 2016, dan Alumni FST Matematika Universitas Nusa Cendana Tahun 2015. Tulisan yang berikut ini adalah bagian kedua dari pembagian pengalamannya […]
Dear AIYA Members, friends and followers, The Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) is pleased to announce that our third AIYA survey is now open! Click here to start the survey. We […]
AIYA Nusa Tenggara Timur and the Kupang-based Eastern Indonesian Student Foreign Relations Association (MITRA) jointly held the International Opportunities for Youth information seminar at Nusa Cendana University (UNDANA) in Kupang, […]
The New Colombo Plan (NCP) Scholarship Program is an Australian Government initiative that facilitates student, business and institutional engagement at an international level by sending 100 Australian undergraduate students to […]