Oct 20, 2020 Last Updated 12:24 AM, Oct 16, 2020

Inside Indonesia

Society

Why so serious?

Twitter/mumaxxmuma

Netizens’ responses to the banning of a popular slang word raise questions about the moral character of public communication

Essay: Seeking solace in the midst of COVID-19

Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak the book club has hosted weekly virtual meetings/ Baca Rasa Dengar

Book clubs and creative communities have headed online where they provide Jakartans with vital connections and solace during the pandemic

Essay: Our Home Together?

Vina Adriani leads a critical discussion of Indonesia’s Draft Anti-Sexual Violence Bill / Fanny Syariful Alam

Bandung School of Peace is leading the fight against intolerance in West Java

Culture vs consent

Mothers and babies in rural West Papua / Els Rieke Katmo

Distrust in doctors’ decision making around c-sections is a key cause of Papuans’ avoidance of hospitals

Women rising

Berani meets femininity: LPDAKT members, with the women wearing traditional Dayak outfits / Hamsa, LPDAKT

Women in East Kalimantan join male-dominated ‘ormas’ to empower themselves and their community

Model layanan kesehatan jiwa berfokus pada pemulihan untuk Indonesia?

Kunjungan follow-up pada saat penelitian tentang bebas pasung / Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good

Tim peneliti internasional memetakan arah perubahan

Mencegah bunuh diri tiruan

Partisipan lokakarya pedoman pemberitaan bunuh diri pada tanggal 23 November 2019 / Yon Beni

Advokat pencegahan bunuh diri dengan jurnalis dapat mengubah peliputan berita bunuh diri di Indonesia

Kesehatan mental di desa Banten

Seorang tokoh masyarakat sedang berdiskusi dengan Bagus Utomo tentang perlunya Menteri Kesehatan yang memerhatikan kesehatan jiwa (foto: penulis)

Memberdayakan masyarakat lokal merupakan kunci dalam meningkatkan kesehatan jiwa

Mental health over the internet?

/ Muhammad Raufan Yusup @Wikimedia Commons

Tele-mental health is a promising solution to Indonesia’s scarcity of qualified mental health professionals

Kesehatan jiwa melalui internet?

/ Muhammad Raufan Yusup @Wikimedia Commons

Tele-mental health sebagai solusi yang menjanjikan untuk terbatasnya jumlah ahli kesehatan mental di Indonesia

After the earthquakes and tsunamis

A psychiatric nurse and a community mental health nurse trainee performing a home visit for a person with a mental disorder in the disaster area, Simeulue, 2005 / Albert Maramis

Mental health and psychosocial support in the wake of disaster

A day in the life of Bali’s miracle worker

Prof. Suryani and the author / Cok Jaya

Professor Suryani and her team are making a difference

Pastur-pastur, nenek dan skizofrenia

A grandmother performs the cooling ceremony / Authors

Pastur Kamilus menjadi panutan bagi pekerja sosial dalam upaya pembebasan korban pasung di Flores

Changing face of mental health

Online training on managing stress during the COVID-19 crisis, for employees of garment factories across Java through Betterwork Indonesia / Betterwork Indonesia

Awareness is spreading in Indonesia, but stigma and human rights breaches are still big problems

Perubahan wajah kesehatan jiwa di Indonesia

Cara pengembangan diri, professional dan komunitas yang baru secara online: Pelatihan online mengenai pengelolaan stress selama krisis COVID-19, untuk pegawai pabrik garmen di Jawa, melalui Betterwork Indonesia / Betterwork Indonesia

Kesadaran mengenai kesehatan jiwa semakin berkembang di Indonesia, namun stigma dan pelanggaran hak asasi manusia masih menjadi masalah besar

Heartbroken but hopeful, just

I launched two Mobile Mental Health Service units as a pilot project in 2012. I invited the Ministry of Health to become a partner / Nova Riyanti Yusuf

Indonesia’s Mental Health Law will have little impact without more regulatory support

More than medication

Patients engaging in topeng tembem, a traditional Javanese dance in which the dancers wear masks / Santi Yuliani

Cultural therapy and neurotherapy treat more than just the symptoms of poor mental health

Mencari depresi di Indonesia

Sebuah acara khitan di wilayah Yogyakarta / Patrick Vanhoebrouk

Ada kebutuhan gawat untuk dukungan kelembagaan untuk lebih memahami dan merawat kasus depresi

Lebih dari memberi obat

Pasien terlibat dalam topeng tembem,sebuah tarian tradisional Jawa dimana para penari memakai topeng / Santi Yuliani

Terapi budaya dan neuroterapi membantu pemulihan kesehatan jiwa

Sebuah medan pertempuran neurologis

Tahanan dirantai dalam kondisi yang tidak sehat di sebuat institusi layanan sosial. Jawa Tengah, 4 Oktober 2018 ©2018 Andrea Star Reese

Seorang jurnalis foto merefleksikan satu dekade mendokumentasikan nasib orang-orang dengan disabilitas psikososial di Indonesia

Page 1 of 34

Latest Articles

Why so serious?

Oct 15, 2020 - PRATIWI UTAMI

Twitter/mumaxxmuma

Netizens’ responses to the banning of a popular slang word raise questions about the moral character of public communication

Review Essay: Banishment and belonging

Oct 02, 2020 - RON WITTON

Japanese and Malay Pearl Divers / State Library of Western Australia

Essay: Seeking solace in the midst of COVID-19

Sep 25, 2020 - SEBASTIAN PARTOGI

Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak the book club has hosted weekly virtual meetings/ Baca Rasa Dengar

Book clubs and creative communities have headed online where they provide Jakartans with vital connections and solace during the pandemic

A 150-year old obstacle to land rights

Sep 18, 2020 - AHMAD DHIAULHAQ & WARD BERENSCHOT

Protestors calling for land reform, Jakarta, September 2019 / Dhemas Reviyanto / ANTARA FOTO

The Dutch colonialists adopted the concept of domein verklaring (domain declaration) to claim control over a large part of Indonesia’s land. This act lives on in modern-day Indonesia, causing conflict...

Thoughts for Lance Castles

Sep 14, 2020 - ANTHONY REID

Lance Castles, painted by Yasin Tiar in 1999

Subscribe to Inside Indonesia

Receive Inside Indonesia's latest articles and quarterly editions in your inbox.

Lontar Modern Indonesia

A selection of stories from the Indonesian classics and modern writers, periodically published free for Inside Indonesia readers, courtesy of Lontar