Agents of Change: Inspiring Projects Led by Our UK Alumni in Indonesia

Monika Setiawan is helping women in Jakarta’s hidden communities become health advocates, bringing vital screenings, education, and access to healthcare where it is needed most.

Nunung Nurul Qomariyah (Nurul) is helping close the gender gap in technology through SheCodes Society, inspiring hundreds of young women to see themselves as future leaders in STEM.

Windri Lestari Rusli transformed a UK-inspired vision of inclusion into Kawan Tuli Coffee and Space, empowering deaf youth with skills, confidence, and new career possibilities.

Erli Sarilita leads a dental health initiative, providing free check-ups and treatments to children in underserved areas, improving access to essential care in remote regions.

Gilang Ahmad Fauzi empowers people with physical disabilities by creating job opportunities in the tourism sector through his Difa Travel X 2.0 project, promoting inclusive, sustainable tour

Iwan Halim Sahputra improves coffee farmers' lives in Indonesia by providing sustainable machinery that enhances coffee bean quality, boosting farmers' income and livelihoods.

Maghfira Abida empowers local farmers with climate-responsive technology, aiming to optimise crops and improve livelihoods, while fostering women's leadership in agriculture.

Muhammad Rizky Arifandi promotes tolerance and inclusivity among Malang’s youth through storytelling, empowering children with valuable lessons from fairy tales and folklore.

Poppy S. Winanti and Diah Kusumaningrum empower Indonesia's youth through inclusive digital activism, combining online courses and direct action to address social justice challenges.

Wuri Handayani, drawing on her UK education, develops a peer support system at Universitas Gadjah Mada to enhance inclusion for disabled students and raise awareness on campus.