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A Visible Contrast of Wedding Invitations in the Rural and Urban Areas, Fisipol Students Studies the Difference of Culture

Yogyakarta, 18th of July 2024—The striking differences in celebration invitations styles between rural and urban communities reflects the cultural differences at play and shows how the culture adapts to the ever-more dynamic times. Celebration invitations in the rural communities, ranging from the khitanan, puputan, to wedding invitations are coupled with a strong tradition of punjungan and other traditional values. This is different from the urban communities, which emphasize efficiency and modernity in the tradition of punjungan in their wedding invitations.  read more

FISCO 2024 Invites International Students to Explore the Opportunities and Challenges of Digital Transformation in Indonesia

Yogyakarta, July 16th, 2024–Fisipol UGM International Short Course or FISCO is a short-course program organized by the Global Engagement Office (GEO) of Fisipol UGM. This international course program consists of two main activities, that is the lecture and cultural exclusion session. This year, with the title of “Digital Transformation in Indonesia’s Civil Society: Challenges and Opportunities,” FISCO 2024 offers six topics of lecture about the many contemporary issues and challenges that Indonesia faces as a result of the massive digital transformation. This program was conducted in the span of two weeks, starting from the 7th of July until the 19th of July 2024 and is located in Yogyakarta. read more

Developing Research on Renewable Energy Policy, FISIPOL UGM and BRIN Sign Cooperation Agreement

Yogyakarta, July 16th 2024─Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada (FISIPOL UGM) and the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) signed a collaboration on Policy Research for Sustainable Community-Based New Renewable Energy Development on Tuesday (16/7).

This agreement was signed by Yanuar Farida Wismayanti, M.A., Ph.D., as head of the Public Policy Research Center of the Governance, Economic, and Community Welfare Research Organization, National Research and Innovation Agency, and Dr. Wawan Mas’udi, S.IP. , MPA., as Dean of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada. read more

POLGOV FISIPOL UGM Highlights Citizen Movements and Clean Water Access in Indonesia in Latest Book

Yogyakarta, July 16th 2024─The island of Java is predicted to experience a severe water shortage in 2030. This worrying prediction is the result of climate change which causes unpredictable weather. On the other hand, the water right is a human right. However, demands for economic growth often prioritize physical infrastructure projects over the availability of clean water. In the name of increasing local economic income, many development projects have deprived residents of their water rights.

Responding to this concern, the Research Center for Politics and Government (POLGOV) FISIPOL UGM, in collaboration with 16 young lecturers and researchers from various campuses in Indonesia, published a new book entitled “Our Water Congestion: Citizens’ Movements and Access to Clean Water in Indonesia”. This book, written by Amalinda Savirani, Amrita Nugraheni Saraswaty, Arga Pribadi Imawan, Luky Sandra Amalia, Wijanto Hadipuro, and other authors, tries to explore the challenges and successes of citizens’ movements in defending their basic rights to water. read more

Specializing in Social-Technical Perspectives of Water Management, DPP FISIPOL UGM Opens CARING Scholarship Program

Yogyakarta, July 15th 2024─The Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of Universitas Gadjah Mada (FISIPOL UGM) in collaboration with the IHE Delft Institute, Arkom Indonesia, and supported by the Water Development Program (WDP), the Dutch Government, opened the “CARING” Program Scholarship Program (Caring the flows for a healthier urban(ized) (ground)water in Semarang and Yogyakarta, Indonesia). This program has been implemented from 2023 to 2026. The program aims to support and catalyze knowledge transformation related to socially inclusive and ecologically sustainable water management practices. read more

Social Development and Welfare (PSdK) Fisipol Students Successfully Win 1st Place in the National OIKN Debate Competition in the Field of Environment

Yogyakarta, July 13th 2024–Ana Kaporina Saharina, a student of the Department of Social Development and Welfare (PSdK) Fisipol UGM succeeded in winning 1st place in the National Student Debate in the Field of Environment organized by the National Capital Authority (Otorita Ibu Kota Negara/ OIKN) in 2024. Ana and her team, Hasan Adi Nugrah (Cartography and Remote Sensing, Faculty of Geography) and Razif Raihan Rasyid (Animal Science and Industry, Faculty of Animal Science) managed to bring home the champions after struggling throughout the competition process from 17 May to 14 June 2024. read more

Family Wellness Fisipol Is Ready to Support the Productivity of Civitas Academica and Children’s Development

Yogyakarta, July 13th 2024—Fisipol UGM supports the creation of an environment which supports the well-being of its Civitas Academica by providing the Family Wellness service. The Family Wellness service, which was formed from the 2nd of June 2022, is a co-parenting facility that is provided from the faculty for the Civitas Academica of Fisipol UGM who has preschool-age children (kindergarten).

“The daily activities are designed to support the development of children in a holistic manner, as we highlight the physical, mental, emotional, social, and their cognitive aspects,” explained Dini Hariyani, as one of the managers of Family Wellness Fisipol. read more

Beware of Sexual Violence in the Campus Environment, FISIPOL Crisis Center Prepares Four Services

Yogyakarta, 13 July 2024–To prevent and deal with cases of sexual violence in the campus environment, the FISIPOL Crisis Center provides four services ranging from reporting to educational facilitators. The FISIPOL Crisis Center or FCC is a work unit under the Career Development Center (CDC) tasked with carrying out, coordinating, and/or monitoring efforts to prevent and recover cases of sexual violence on the FISIPOL UGM campus.

According to Arie Eka from the FCC Reporting and Services Division, four integrated services include case reporting, psychological assistance and recovery, legal counseling, and educational facilitators. This service is open to all FISIPOL academics as a manifestation of the 5th point of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Gender Equality because it seeks to eliminate discrimination in all forms of sexual violence. read more

KAFISPOLGAMA DI Yogyakarta Regional Management for 2023–2028 Service Period Officially Inaugurated

Yogyakarta, 13 July 2024–The Alumni Family Management of the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada (KAFISPOLGAMA) Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY) was officially inaugurated on Saturday (13/7). The inauguration was held at the Mandiri Auditorium of Fisipol UGM and was attended by the Dean of Fisipol UGM, Wawan Mas’udi. “From the alumni organization, we can do something much more powerful for society. We can together design community service programs to respond to the issues faced by the community,” said Wawan when giving his speech. Wawan also hopes that there will be further meetings between Fisipol UGM and KAFISPOLGAMA DIY after this which will encourage alumni innovation for the alma mater. read more

Faculty of Social and Political Sciences of UGM Initiates Megashift to Respond to Disruption Challenges

Yogyakarta,  July 12th 2024─In this day and age, the world is facing disruptions as a consequence of digital transformation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and climate change. These disruptions are changing the way and pattern of global society in interacting, politicking, and maintaining a sustainable life.

Wawan Mas’udi, S.IP., M.P.A., Ph.D., the Dean of Faculty of Social and Political Sciences UGM assessed that universities need to take a role in facing this disruption. “Universities need to play a more aggressive role to better understand the changes that are happening and offer something to be part of the changes that occur,” he said. He also added that universities should not only dwell on the context of substance, but also need to take action. read more