A house of cards? The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the exploitation of non-formal early childhood educators Read more
Passing it on On a recent study trip, journalism student Lisa Favazzo met two people giving back to their communities in extraordinary ways Read more
Is education the golden plough? Flores youth migrate for education, but are their university degrees worth the investment? Read more
Diversity, but how exactly? Lessons and beliefs on inter-religious mixing can get messy for youth in Manado Read more
Essay: Harmony versus hate Masykuri Bakri doesn’t fit the stereotype for a moderate Muslim leader Read more
The Floating School A mobile school in South Sulawesi offers new horizons to young islanders Read more
Fighting apathy, seeking engagement Students have mixed feelings about a mandatory community service program at Indonesian universities Read more
Hope in the darkness A Hazara fleeing persecution has dedicated her life in Indonesia to helping her fellow refugees in Bogor Read more
Farmers’ worst enemy Over-use of pesticides is making the crops ‘sick’, but only farmers educated about the environment understand this Read more
Fighting for existence Environmental education is empowering rural youth to protect their hamlet from a luxury resort project Read more
Environmental child soldiers Surabayan children are fighting to improve their local environment Read more
An urgent need for Environmental Education Can Indonesia save its beauty and biodiversity through Environmental Education? Read more
Essay: ‘Harvard’ and ‘Cambridge’ at your doorstep Pare’s English language school grew out of a tutoring job and is now attracting thousands Read more
Where to now for the MDGs in Indonesia? The Millennium Development Goals addressed the basic development needs of Indonesia, but tackling poverty now requires a more complex strategy Read more
Quantity but not quality Indonesia is on track to achieve universal primary education, but questions remain about the quality of education Read more
Platitudes of Papua It’s easy to blame the central government for all of Papua’s problems, but it’s also inaccurate Read more
Café culture The changing socio-economic status of Yogyakarta’s students threatens the survival of one of the city’s icons Read more