Indonesia

Yosephine Stella DeviCountry: IndonesiaAdvocacy areas: SRHR, Advocacy Background:Yosephine Stella is a passionate advocate for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) in Indonesia. As a comprehensive sexuality educator, she empowers young people through digital campaigns, workshops, and policy advocacy. She serves as Adolescent Development & Gender Officer at UNICEF Indonesia and Media & Communication Manager at […]

Dina ChaeraniCountry: IndonesiaAdvocacy areas: SRHR, Comprehensive Pre-Marital Sexuality Education, Meaningful and Inclusive Youth Participation, Intersectionality Background:Dina Chaerani is a young professional and ardent SRHR-J advocate known for her transformative work in fostering SRHR awareness across marginalised communities through her organisations, @Sexdugram, an online platform to provide comprehensive pre-marital sexuality education for Indonesian youths and Lapor Yuk!

Stephanie NarriswariCountry: IndonesiaAdvocacy areas: SRHR, SGBV, LGBTQI+ Background:My name is Stephanie Narriswari, a SRHR activist, independent writer and researcher. I currently live in Jayapura, working with Yayasan Biyung for menstrual health rights and also volunteering in community library named Paraparabuku. I have been interested in facilitating community workshop in SRHR, SGBV, and feminism themes since 2018, and

Nisrina Nadhifah RahmanCountry: IndonesiaAdvocacy areas: Gender, Human Rights, Climate Justice Background:Nisrina began her NGO work in 2009 as a volunteer at Women’s Journal Foundation, focusing on youth, gender, and sexuality. The organization published feminist magazines and held seminars on gender equality and SOGIE-SC issues in Jakarta high schools. She then worked at ARROW, facilitating women human rights

Amira RuzuarCountry: IndonesiaAdvocacy areas: Gender based violence, Gender equality and human rights education, Case handling mechanism Background:Amira is a queer girl who tries to live a feminist life through her full-time work as an assistant coordinator of Education Division on the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan) and her voluntary work as a treasurer and