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Roehana Koeddoes: The Story of Feminism, Journalism, and Nationalism
The emergence of feminism in Indonesia is a long, intriguing journey that has introduced us to numerous familiar names. Think Raden Ajeng...
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The Nusantara Bulletin
- Sep 9
- 2 min
BazArt Vol. 2: A Celebration of Culture, Art, and Community
In the wake of its triumphant debut in 2022, BazArt Vol. 2, powered by Pasar Keliling, recently graced the vibrant JNM Bloc from August...
Fiadhira Rasyah
- Aug 17
- 3 min
Gaming the Narrative: Colonial Games as Expressions of Indonesian Independence
Indonesia's historical narrative is marked by a turbulent and complex interplay of colonization and enslavement, culminating in a...
Denisa Mayari
- Jul 18
- 3 min
Senopati: The Story Behind the Street Name
As the sun sets over the bustling streets of Jakarta, a vibrant energy takes hold of a particular district. In the heart of the city,...
Fiadhira Rasyah
- Jun 12
- 3 min
Mangkok Merah War Ritual: The Equivocal Past of the Dayaknese
The Dayaknese are an indigenous ethnic group that lives on the island of Borneo. The Dayaknese are Borneo's largest indigenous community,...
Syiva Zahra
- May 24
- 2 min
Melasti: Purifying the Self through Sacred Rites
Image by National Geographic Bali, a land steeped in profound religious and cultural traditions, has preserved a multitude of ancient...
Denisa Mayari
- Apr 29
- 3 min
Buya Hamka's Exploration of Religion and Romance
Prof. Dr. H. Abdul Malik Karim Amrullah, more famously known as Buya Hamka, was an influential Islamic scholar, author, and nationalist...
Denisa Mayari
- Jan 8
- 3 min
Imaging Indonesia: Javanized by Design
Many facets of Indonesian society have been almost completely engulfed by a wave of Javanization that never seems to subside.
Alyssa Rosvita
- Jan 3
- 3 min
Reconnecting with Our Indonesian Roots
As time progresses and globalization takes up more space in society, how connected do you feel to your cultural roots?
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