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Academia 6 months ago
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Affan’s tragedy reveals that millions of young Indonesians remain expendable
Development plans like the Long-term National Development Plan (RJPN) 2025-2045 often frame young people as economic and state instruments, valued for future productivity and conformity to state-approved personas.
Economy 7 months ago
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High rice prices, education costs push up inflation to 2.37 percent in July
The CPI grew 2.37 percent on an annual basis last month, primarily due to volatile foods component, which rose by a steep 3.82 percent, along with a monthly uptick of 0.82 percent in education costs to coincide with the start of the 2025-2026 school year.
Archipelago 8 months ago
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BKKBN launches back-to-school campaign to boost father involvement
The BKKBN has launched a new back-to-school campaign that aims to boost paternal involvement in the country, where societal expectations based on patriarchal culture frequently relegated fathers to the role of breadwinner and conversely, an inactive parent.
Environment 8 months ago
OASIS Schoolyards: Building climate resilience through elementary schools
Across Semarang, Central Java, a quiet transformation is underway. In the face of mounting climate threats such as heat waves and tidal flooding, the Semarang city administration is taking action, with a focus on schools.
Archipelago 8 months ago
Indonesian schools win Asia-Pacific school competition
An elementary school in East Nusa Tenggara launched an initiative to encourage garbage recycling and turn waste into school equipment while a junior high school in Bandung developed an application to overcome bullying and mental health issues.
