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What’s Selamat Hari #Pancasila? Imagine Pancasila as #Indonesia’s core principles. It’s a list of five principles that groove together, shaping the nation’s identity. Think of it like a flavorful nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice) with five essential ingredients. Each principle adds its unique spice. The Five Silas (Principles): 1. Ketuhanan yang Maha Esa (Belief in the one and only God): Imagine a big umbrella that encompass everyone—whether you pray in a mosque, chruch, or temple. 2. Kemanusiaan yang Adil dan Beradab (Just and civilized humanity): Picture a giant handshake. We treat each other fairly, like friends sharing a plate of satay. 3. Persatuan Indonesia (The unity of Indonesia): It’s like a massive group hug across 17,000+ islands. We’re all in this together, from Sumatra to Papua. 4. Kerakyatan yang Dipimpin oleh Hikmat Kebijaksanaan dalam Permusyawaratan/Perwakilan (Democracy guided by wisdom and consensus): Imagine a lively debate club where everyone gets a say. Decision-making is a team sport. 5. Keadilan Sosial bagi Seluruh Rakyat Indonesia (Social justice for all the people of Indonesia): Think of it as a buffet—everyone gets a fair share, whether you’re a farmer, artist, or tech wizard.

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Remembering the struggles and triumphs that led Indonesia's independence on August 17th, 1945. May their legacy inspire us to create a brighter future. Dirgahayu Indonesia! 🇮🇩 #Clabstreamindonesia #InfluencerMarketing #KOLManagement #InfluencerMarketingAgency #ContentCreatorIndonesia

SABBATH SHALOM from Konawe Utara, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia

The term 'memoria passionis' is Latin words for 'memory of suffering' in English. The concept was coined by German theologian Johan Baptist Metz, a diocesan priest from the Diocese of Muenster, Germany, to encapsulate the power of collective memory of survivors of structural oppression to change their future. I borrowed this concept first time in 1999 to make sense of a historic event of 100 Papuan representatives in meeting with then Indonesian President B.J. Habibie and his cabinet on 26 February 1999 in the presidential palace in Jakarta. During this meeting, right after the Indonesia's reformasi, Tom Beanal addressed the President by saying, "We, Papuans, have had enough with Indonesia and we want to leave". Since then the term became vernacular in the Papuan discourse and has also become the title of series of human rights reports produced by the Office for Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation of the Franciscans in Papua. The series has reached #42 this year and continues to flourish. So please join us those who are in Jakarta tomorrow. #memoriapassionis #Papua #westpapua #humanrights #papuanpolitics

Ever wondered how Indonesia gears up for Ramadan? With a whopping 236 million Muslims, that's like 84.35% of the whole population and nearly 12% worldwide! As Ramadan draws near, the shopping scene gets crazy. Our TGM Ramadan Insights for Indonesia 2024 spill the beans on the pre-Ramadan rush. Get this – 40% of folks start their shopping spree as early as March, and 39% keep at it throughout Ramadan. Check out the trends, gender quirks, and age gaps in buying habits here: [Link]. Don't miss out! #TGMResearch #research #marketresearch #onlineresearch #Ramadan #Muslim #Iftar #Eid #Fasting #Indonesia #shopping #shoppingbehavior

In every smile, in every hug, in every sacrifice, a mother's love speaks volumes. Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful moms in Indonesia! 🌷💝 #UnconditionalLove #MomGoals #IndonesianMothersDay #treessolutions #dutasaranainovasi #harpa #ITsolutions #HRsolutions #DataSolutions

🌟 Recap of our January and February Activities 🌟 At Alatan Indonesia, we're dedicated to driving positive change through impactful initiatives. Over the past months, we've been deeply involved in facilitating crucial events aimed at advancing public health initiatives in Indonesia. 🔍 January Highlights: 👉 We organized an Advocacy Workshop program in West Java Province, focusing on enhancing the implementation of anemia prevention programs in Islamic boarding schools. Bringing together school administrators, teachers, and government officials, we fostered discussions to drive actionable steps towards healthier school environments. 👉 Following this, we facilitated the Annual Review event for Bandung Province, where we assessed the progress of the anemia prevention program. Through engaging discussions and capacity-building sessions, stakeholders collaborated to strategize for even greater impact. 🔍 February Highlights: 👉 Our efforts continued with the Annual Review for Banten Province, held in Serang City. This event provided a platform for evaluating the efficacy of anemia prevention efforts and charting a course for future enhancements. 👉 Additionally, we conducted another Advocacy Workshop in Banten Province, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive approaches to public health, particularly in Islamic boarding schools. These events, conducted in collaboration with Nutrition International and funded by Global Affairs Canada, underscore our commitment to fostering partnerships and driving tangible outcomes in public policy and health advocacy. At Alatan Indonesia, we're proud to play a role in initiatives that prioritize the well-being of communities and contribute to sustainable development goals. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue our journey of impact and innovation! #PublicHealth #Advocacy #PolicyDevelopment #Indonesia #AlatanAsasta #NutritionInternational #GlobalAffairsCanada #Healthcare #SocialImpact #CommunityDevelopment #Partnerships #alatanindonesia

Unfortunately, hate speech, discrimination, and intolerant acts towards others using 'religious interpretation' as justification are still happening, including in Indonesia nowadays. Recently, the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) or Indonesian Ulama Council declared that it is sinful for Muslims to say interfaith greetings and holiday wishes. The disbandment of several worship activities also occurred, such as the ones in Gresik and South Tangerang. These series of intolerant actions are the reason why the role of youth, in particular, is essential to re-promote peace and tolerance values in societies. To discuss more about this, I would like to share my thoughts through the listed related podcasts and webinars below and hope that this very simple action could contribute to a more inclusive and peaceful society. 1. Peran Orang Muda Mempromosikan Toleransi dan Kerukunan di Indonesia (https://lnkd.in/gude2mgF) (https://lnkd.in/gpY6KVRP) 2. Orang Muda dan Politisasi Identitas (https://lnkd.in/gq4PWv5T) 3. Dominasi pemilih muda, politisasi identitas masih laku ga? (https://lnkd.in/gWiHk_db) 4. Menuju Kerukunan Umat Beragama yang Inklusif (https://lnkd.in/gWttY3ps)