Perhimpunan Indonesia – Inggris
The University of Sydney, Australia, is organising virtual seminar series which brings together social science experts from across the globe to discuss pressing issues facing Indonesia. The upcoming event of the IS4 will be held on Thursday, 30 September 2021 at 8AM BST with the title “Is there Indonesian history before 1945? Unconnected histories, and…
Language Centre, SOAS University of London is offering the following Indonesian language classes: 1. Indonesian intermediate 1 (£299)Mondays (11th October – 13th December, 19:00-20:30) 2. Indonesian beginners 1 (£299)Tuesdays (12th October – 14th December, 19:00-20:30) For further information and to register yourself, contact Dorothy Ferary (dp41@soas.ac.uk).
The International School of London is currently looking for apart-timeprimary Bahasa Indonesia teacher (0.12 FTE). The schoolwas originally founded in 1972 and was amongst the first schools in the country to offer the International Baccalaureate programme. The ideal candidate will have: * A relevant degree and teaching qualification * Previous experience teaching Bahasa Indonesia Language…
A-IS Council member, Dorothy Ferary, has just published her new article “On Ki Hadjar Dewantara’s Philosophy of Education” in the Nordic Journal of Comparative and International Education. In her article, she compares Dewantara’s educational views with those of Rabindranath Tagore, Maria Montessori, and Friedrich Fröbel. It also compares Dewantara’s schools with the colonial schools, as well as…
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A-IS Council member, Dorothy Ferary, contibuted a short brief entitled ‘Women’s Leadership in a Diverse Higher Education Landscape: The Case of Indonesia’ for the International Briefs for Higher Education Leaders. The brief was published by the American Council on Education (ACE) and the Center for International Higher Education of Boston College. In her brief, she describes the challanges and the potential…
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Helen of Ladybird Fly Away Home, recently wrote a blog post which addresses the question of why the father is missing from the Khong Guan biscuit tin picture. She wrote about her contact with an Indonesian woman who asked her to identify this picture, which is almost identical to one used in a Ladybird Book. The…
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The Anglo-Indonesian Society would like to give our warmest congratulations to Ambassador Owen Jenkins on his award of a CMG in The Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
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Flash floods and landslides have hit Flores, East Nusa Tenggara on Sunday (4/4/21). Torrential rain sparked widespread destruction, with water from overflowing dams submerging thousands of homes. According to the BBC, the affected area stretches from Flores island in eastern Indonesia to East Timor. In Indonesia alone, 80 people have died with dozens still missing….
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Thursday, 8 April. 12 PM – 1:45 PM (ONLINE via Zoom) Link & Change and Rasaku are organising a discussion event about tempeh. Two of the speakers (Sri Owen and Petty Elliott) are A-IS members. Sri Owen, the veteran cook and writer about Indonesian food, will explain how tempeh was introduced to the British.Petty Elliott…