In this Open Column submission, Radit Mahindro contends how a nation's anthem can try tuning itself to its natural waves, winds, and geographic scales as a way to honour reality - a more honest way to 'evoke the sensation of being in Indonesia' and its diverse landscapes.
In this Open Column submission, Amira Khanifah writes her experience which uncovers how educators and professionals may have fall victim to the systematic perception towards raising children with special needs - which disadvantages the kids and their parents.
In this Open Column submission, Ruth Maria Artauli Purba writes a personal reflection on how growing up in a patriarchal household drove her to feminism since her younger years.
In this Open Column submission, Hana Anandira contends that sexual harassment against women in the workplace is inseparable from the patriarchal norms that enable unaccountable conflict resolution, and how the institutionalized misogynistic work of neutralizing violence against working women is made apparent through the depoliticization of Marsinah’s murder.
In this Open Column submission, Miriam Bahagijo writes down what the lonely trek of being the last-born is like, especially when the siblings have left the nest, and when the time comes for her to become the ageing parent's caregiver.
In this Open Column submission, Georgiana shared her findings that lie within the hit "Manchild" song: a fundamental and systemic problem, and how we have to understand that stopping the cycle can come from a collective effort.
