YIF Workshops are held in
Luce Hall, 34 Hillhouse Avenue unless otherwise indicated
>click
here for Yale Campus Map
October 24
5:30 P.M.
Room 102, Luce Hall |
"The Non Profit Sector vs the
For-Profit Sector: Working Towards Economic and Social Change in
Indonesia"
Jurist Tan
and Phoebe Clarke, Yale College
Jurist Tan
is a Yale College junior majoring in Ethics, Politics and Economics.
During the Summer 2007, Jurist worked in Banda Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia
as an intern for Save the Children's Child Protection sector. She
helped document two post-tsunami projects: Family Tracing and Reunification
(which reunified separated children with their families) and Safe
Play Area (which built semi-permanent buildings for children in
barracks to study and play in the absence of schools).
Phoebe Clarke
is a Yale College junior majoring in Economics and International
Studies. During the Summer 2007, Phoebe worked with USAID-sponsored
SENADA (the Indonesia Competitiveness Program) in Surabaya, Semarang,
Bandung and Jakarta to increase Java's competitiveness of SME (Usaha
Kecil dan Menengah).
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November
1
(Thursday)
HGS 211 |
Sudjadnan
Parnohadiningrat, Indonesian Ambassador to the U.S.
special luncheon talk -(rsvp seating
only)
"U.S.-Indonesia Relations in the Current Context of East
and Southeast Asia"
Hosted by the Council on Southeast Asia Studies
->
click here for details and VIDEO LINK
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March
5
4:45 P.M.
Room 102, LUce Hall |
"Decentralization
in Indonesia: Papua's Experiment"
Oktovianus Mote. Papuan human rights activist, journalist
and visiting fellow at Cornell and Yale Universities
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April 12
12:00 Noon - 5:30pm
Room 203, Luce Hall
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YALE INDONESIA FORUM SPRING CONFERENCE
"Narrative,
Memory and History in Indonesian Arts, Media and Culture"
Co-sponsored
by:Yale Southeast Asia Studies and the Department of History
>click
here or on title for details
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July
18-19
Atma Jaya University
Yogyakarta,Indonesia |
YALE
INDONESIA FORUM: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Co-sponsored
by:
-Yale University
-Atma Jaya University
-Penerbit Ombak
"Towards an Inclusive Democratic Indonesian Society:
Bridging the Gap Between State Uniformity and Multicultural Identity
Patterns."
>click
here for details
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| ABOUT YIF |
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YALE INDONESIA FORUM (YIF) is an interdisciplinary group that
serves members of the Yale community with a common interest in Indonesia
and Indonesian affairs. |
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While
YIF actively seeks to raise awareness on Indonesia and its related
issues on-campus through various activities, its main focus is to
bring together faculty, students, and outside experts to present
and discuss scholarship relating to Indonesia in the sub-national,
regional, and global context. The group encourages presentations
of works-in-progress by students and faculty, and welcomes outside
speakers on Indonesia as well. The disciplinary focus is broad;
topics of interest include the arts and humanities, social sciences,
and current events and policy studies.
Contact
seas@yale.edu
for
additional information, or to be placed on the YIF list-serve.
See
"SEAS
Seminars and Events" for
other activities of interest
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