AIYA Batik Workshop
Photo from AIYA Victoria By Yana Gill – Sanggar Lestari A day well spent with AIYA and friends in Carlton where we got creative for our Batik Workshop. Batik is […]
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Women’s Rights Advocacy in Australia and Indonesia
By Adeline Tinessia – AIYA Links Officer The focus on the inequality and injustices suffered by women have become ever more pertinent. In Australia, for example, 2021 has been marked […]
Baku Bantu, The Raekore Community Rises in Solidarity to fight Cyclone
“That roof once stood firmly beneath the horizon, pointing up towards the Zenith, before being blown to one side with the Earth” By Erland Tatus Translation by: Rizky Ully – […]
AIYA Profile: Citra Gantiaji
Ditulis oleh Dinda Ichsani – AIYA National Blog Editor Citra saat ini menjabat sebagai AIYA Jakarta Chapter President. Ia berasal dari Tangerang, namun telah lama tinggal di Yogyakarta untuk bekerja […]
AIYA Profile- Emily Heng
Translated by Lotte Troost- AIYA National Translator Emily Heng is AIYA’s Operations Director, having previously held positions as Operations Coordinator (Australia), and Chapter President (Victoria). A final year Law and […]
AIYA Profile – Joshua Sutedjo
Indonesian version, click here. Josh is AIYA’s National treasurer, which means that he is in charge of keeping the books and finances up to date. Josh has lived in Sydney, […]
Bulan Puasa in Australia
Written by Kerem Doruk- AIYA Victoria Translated by Adolf Richardo- AIYA National Translator With the Islamic holy month of Ramadan nearing an end, Indonesian-Australians are celebrating Eid Al-Fitr with their family […]
Short Film Review: “Turut Berduka Cita”, People Who Grieve Just Want to Grieve
Indonesian (original) version, click here. Written by Meylisa Sahan – AIYA Member Translated by Lotte Troost – AIYA National Content Translator Edited by Dinda Ichsani – AIYA National Blog Editor […]
How Dutch Imperialism of Indonesia gave us the COVID-19 vaccine
By Fahry Slatter – AIYA National Blog Editor Translated by Gabriella Pasya – AIYA National Translator Bahasa Indonesia version, click here. How the only company capable of producing vaccines in […]
Punctuality in Indonesia and the dire consequences of being late
By: Fahry Slatter – AIYA National Blog Editor Translated by: Gabriella Pasya – AIYA National Translator Graphic Design by: Dinda Rialita – AIYA Graphic Design Officer, oversight by Vania Djunaidi […]