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Prof. Dr. Muhadjir Muhammad Darwin Talked about the Importance of Gender Justice in a Retirement Seminar

Yogyakarta, January 26th 2023─With the end of duty of Prof. Dr. Muhadjir Muhammad Darwin, Department of Public Policy Management (DMKP) of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Gadjah Mada University (FISIPOL UGM) held a Retirement Seminar on Thursday (26/1) at the Auditorium Mandiri of FISIPOL UGM as well as online on Zoom. The seminar with the theme Contemporary Gender Issues: Challenges and Policy Responses also aims to appreciate Prof. Muhadjir for his contribution so far, both in the form of scientific development and dedication to the field of gender studies and public policy. read more

Responding to the Human vs Machines Issue, CfDS Discusses the Existence of Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence

Yogyakarta, January 24th 2022─Issues related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) are increasingly prevalent in society. These various artificial intelligences are now being used because they are considered more effective and practical, and allow anyone to produce work easily. In response to this discourse, the Center for Digital Society (CfDS) of FISIPOL UGM held Difussion #83 discussion series entitled “Legality in the Digital Era: The Revealance of IP on Regulating AI-Generated Arts” on Tuesday (24/1). read more

Dr. Paul K. Gellert: Increasing Biofuel Production Still Requires More Collaboration From a Recovery of Resource Perspective

Yogyakarta, January 5th 2023─Responding to the issue of global warming caused by carbon emissions, the government is innovating to increase the use of biofuels in society. The process of extracting resources, processing, and utilizing biofuel certainly involves many parties, including political actors. This is the background for the workshop which was held as part of the “Fisipol UGM X University of Tennessee Lecture Series” on Wednesday (4/1).

The workshop with the theme “Politics of Biofuels” discussed political issues in the use of biofuels as a result analysis of Dr. Paul K. Gellert from the University of Tennessee, United States. “The biofuel policy aims to reduce carbon emissions by 2030, but we cannot deny that biofuel production also causes deforestation. That is why the government has made production rights allocations for several parties,” said Paul. He also explained that the costly production of biofuels certainly takes a large portion of state subsidies. Unfortunately, this subsidy is what the majority of corporations want, so they are competing for the allocation of biofuel production rights. read more

Magister of Communication Science UGM Held Indonesian Public Communication Kaleidoscope Discussion 2022

Yogyakarta, December 29th 2022—Magister Program in Communication Science Program at Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Universitas Gadjah Mada held a student communication discussion called Diskoma Edisi 5 on Thursday (29/12). This discussion discusses various public communication issues in Indonesia in 2022. In this virtual discussion, Dr. Nahria, S. Sos., M.Sc. (Lecturer at Universitas Muhammadiyah Papua), Andi Fauziah Astrid S. Sos, M.Sc (Lecturer at UIN Alauddin Makassar), Nyarwi Ahmad, S.I.P., M.Sc., Ph.D. (Lecturer at Universitas Gadjah Mada), and Ferdinandus Jehalut, S.Fil. (Student of Magister Program in Communication Science UGM). read more

Fisipol UGM Discusses Implementation of Carbon Economic Value Policy in Peat Land Restoration and Mangrove Rehabilitation

Yogyakarta, December 27th 2022—With the aim to implement Carbon Economic Value (NEK) in the peatland and mangrove sectors, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences Gadjah Mada University (FISIPOL UGM) held a hybrid Focus Group Discussion (FGD) on Tuesday (27/12) at Auditorium Mandiri Fisipol UGM. The FGD, which was held in collaboration with Badan Restorasi Gambut dan Mangrove, brings “Implementation of Carbon Economic Value (NEK) Policies in Implementing Peatland Restoration and Mangrove Rehabilitation” as the main topic. read more

UGM and Pluang Encourage Financial Literacy Among the Youth

Yogyakarta, December 20th 2022─Responding to an increase in investment trends among the youth, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) is collaborating with an investment platform, Pluang, to increase financial literacy. This collaboration was realized in a talk show entitled “Smart Investment for Smart Generation: Financial Trends for Young People ahead of 2023” which was held on Tuesday (20/12) at the Mandiri Fisipol UGM Auditorium.

The collaboration between UGM and Pluang was welcomed by the Chancellor of UGM, Prof. dr. Ova Emilia, M.Med.Ed., Sp.OG(K)., Ph.D. “I think by being given information like this, more and more students will be interested and invest smartly, which won’t be detrimental,” Ova said when giving a speech. According to her, financial literacy will prevent students from being trapped in bad investments. read more

Launching the Digital Literacy Module, CfDS and Tokopedia Emphasize the Importance of Personal Data Protection in the Marketplace

Jakarta, December 15th 2022─Supported by the Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Informatics, Center for Digital Society (CfDS) of FISIPOL UGM in collaboration with Tokopedia held a Digital Literacy Module Dissemination activity: The Importance of Personal Data Protection in the Marketplace on Thursday (15/12) at Tokopedia Tower. The event which was carried out in a hybrid manner was attended by representatives of the Director General of Informatics Applications of the Indonesian Ministry of Communication and Information, Semuel Abrijani Pangerapan Leontinus Alpha Edison, Co-Founder and Vice Chairman of Tokopedia and Anisa Pratita Kirana Mantovani, Executive Secretary of Partnership and Research CfDS and various related stakeholders. Starting from associations, academics, to MSME actors as partners. read more

Family Wellness Fisipol UGM and Gadjah Mada Medical Center Facilitates Routine Child Screening Services

Yogyakarta, December 14th 2022—In collaboration with Gadjah Mada Medical Center (GMC), Family Wellness Fisipol UGM routinely holds free health screening for registered children. The health screenings that are carried out range from child health screening services to dental health screening. Child health screening services are carried out regularly every one (1)  month. Meanwhile, routine dental health screening services are carried out once every six (6) months.

This collaboration was initiated on the basis of realizing Family Wellness’s mission to improve the welfare of parents of golden-age children, which are aged 3 months to 5 years. read more

Launching of Election Channel: Discussing Women’s Challenges in the Political Arena

Yogyakarta, December 8th 2022─Towards the political year of 2024, the Department of Politics and Government (DPP) together with the online media mojok.co launched an election channel entitled ‘Women’s Political Voice’ on Thursday (8/12) at the Auditorium of Fisipol UGM. The launch of this channel is one of the efforts to voice women’s interests in the political arena, especially elections. This election channel is a strategic collaboration in which political education can be conveyed in a more popular way and with a wider reach. read more

Held Circular Economy Discussion, UGM International Forum Awakens the Habit of Minimizing Waste

Yogyakarta, December 8th 2022─In line with the concept of sustainable economic development, Sociedad Indonesia para America Latina (SIPAL) of Fisipol UGM collaborated with the Center for World Trade Studies (PSPD) UGM to hold a series of events at the UGM International Forum (UGMIF) with the theme Circular Economy Forum. The event which was held in the west hall of Fisipol lasted for three days, from 6 to 8 December 2022.

“We realize that environmental issues are a very serious discourse. Currently, we are starting a circular economy program from an educational institution in Copenhagen, Denmark. We maximize all use of resources, sort waste, and recycle resources that can still be used,” said July as the representative of the circular economy program in Denmark. This program is not only the first step in preserving the earth, but also provides education for school-age children so they are able to participate in protecting the environment, he added. read more