Female scientists are often overlooked, if not dismissed, despite their tremendous contribution to groundbreaking discoveries and research. According to UNESCO Science Report: towards 2030, only 33.3% of researchers are women and they hardly receive any recognition for the remarkable work they truly deserve. On top of that, UNESCO also reported that less than 4% of Nobel Prizes awardees are women.
Read MoreTeaming up with INOTEK and Findolainen Business Hub for SEED Catalyzer Indonesia, we facilitated several SEED Catalyzer workshops virtually. Through this program, we assisted 4 selected green businesses to grow their business and equip them with the knowledge and toolkits related to green economy.
Read MoreFor a housewife or househusband, balancing work and baby might be impossible... in the past. Look at our Chairperson here, Saniy Amalia Priscila, who has just delivered her firstborn a year ago. In the picture below, we can see Saniy, carrying her newborn baby while giving a presentation at a workshop event. How is this possible?
Read MoreAs Women's Earth Alliance (WEA) partner, we are teaming up with three WEA Leaders, Aniek from Keluncung Village Project, Tasya Karissa from Biorock Indonesia, and Audria from Little Spoon Farm to raise a fund for the WEA Indonesia 2022 program at The Bridge.
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