Indonesia’s sinking capital of Jakarta and the surrounding areas have been inundated with rain, triggering landslides and floods that have killed dozens of people. Read more here   In the […]

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In the news Merry Christmas dan Selamat Natal! Despite reports that christians in some regions faced problems as they were due to celebrate Christmas, religious groups and communities in many […]

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The 2019 AIYA Annual is almost here! Stay tuned for a yearly wrap up of all things AIYA, including the great events being held by our Chapters and written submissions […]

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A new OECD report shows that Indonesian students score among the lowest in science, reading and mathematics. What impact does this have on Indonesia’s economy? The Jakarta Post covered this […]

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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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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   […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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