AIYA Links: 6 December 2019
How Women are Changing Indonesia All over the islands of Indonesia, women are making a change for themselves from the ground up, and redefining the future of gender equality. Read […]
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AIYA Links: 29 November 2019
In the ancient Javanese folk practice of jathilan, hypnotic rhythms push participants into altered consciousness. Nyshka Chandran meets the artists making extreme sounds with entrancing Javanese rhythms. Read more […]
AIYA Links: 22 November 2019
Over the past 25 years, developing nations have made huge gains in the fight against poverty. But continued progress is hardly inevitable. Indeed, if such countries like Indonesia don’t rethink […]
AIYA Links: 15 November 2019
Witchy’ is a fantasy webcomic entirely populated by ‘WOC’ — witches of colour , and is created by 25-year-old Australian-Indonesian comics artist, illustrator and animator, Ariel Ries. Read more about […]
AIYA Links: 8 November 2019
Got a creative idea? AIYA wants to hear from you! We are still on the hunt for submissions from our members to be published in the AIYA Annual 2019. Submission […]
AIYA Links: 1 November 2019
Voting is now open for the ‘People’s Choice Award’ category in the National Australia Indonesia Language Awards (NAILA). Cast your vote now! In the news Indonesian Ambassador to the United […]
AIYA Links: 25 October 2019
AIYA is pleased to present to you the results of the 2019 AIYA Survey. This year’s survey aimed to project the voice of young Australians and Indonesians with regard to […]
AIYA Links: 18 October 2019
Illegal deforestation has serious implications for climate change and is particularly rampant in parts of Indonesia. However, a Californian nonprofit has devised a treetop surveillance system from recycled cell […]
AIYA Links: 11 October 2019
AIYA tengah mencari karya original dari anggota member untuk AIYA Annual 2019 dan kami ingin mendengar dari kamu! Baca lebih lanjut In the news In recent weeks, the […]
AIYA Links: 4 October 2019
In the news Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo will face another week of fighting fires, both figurative and literal, as the world’s third largest democracy faces its largest student protests in […]