Humanity Video Play

HUMANITYouth Website Launch Via Video

Cultural Speech by Okky Madasari

Talking about “The Right Generation” with :

Rian Adhivira Prabowo , Fatia Maulidiyanti, Ananda Badudu, Khanza Vina, Kalis Mardiasih, Extinction Rebellion Indonesia

The discussion is led by Mulki Makmun

We would like to invite you to watch a Live Show on the YouTube channel @ KBR.id about the Story of Timorese Children Stolen Looking for Their Families, x together with Mr. Miguel – Stolen Children and Mana Lulu – Family Stolen Children.

After one year of participatory research in two Central Javanese region, the facilitator shared their result through a zine. From this research, Deny Renanda Putra could interpret the 1965 – 1966 crimes against humanity through the art video performance. With this opportunity, we would listen to collaborative facilitator’s and Deny’s process in making this work

The discussion is led by Ika Vantiani

Through the #BicaraBenar series, we would #BelajarKemanusiaan through popular culture such as music, book, and other platform as well. In this opportunity, we would be discussing with Kartika Jahja. Through music and lyrical writing, Kartika Jahja was able to invigorate the music lover’s to voice the inequality especially in the sexual violent cases.

Through her song entitled Unlearn The Fight, Kartika Jahja talks about how the youths are sick off order, and the normal condition that could not provide critics and dialogue. The uniformity and perpetual violence that was taught from our early collective consciousness made us to believe that all results is through violence and pain that was inflicted towards other people so that we could be champion.

The “Unlearning” or reflective learning to learn what had occurred to our surrounding aided us to create a non-violent future.

A simultaneous video playing, which were all the artist’s works, followed by a question and answer session. In this same time, Toma&Kako would launch their video entitled “One Sun” (Satu Matahari).

The discussion is led by Aghniadi

After one years of participatory research in West Java, the facilitator shared their result through a photo book entitled “Return” (Pulang). From this research, Fat Velvet could interpret the Stolen Children’s Issue through a montage video. With this opportunity, we would listen to collaborative facilitator’s and Fat Velvet’s process in making their work

The discussion is led by Ika Vantiani

After one years of participatory research in Southern Sulawesi, the facilitator shared their result through a report and a short video. From this research, Bombo could interpret the Stolen Children’s Issue through a video mapping. With this opportunity, we would listen to collaborative facilitator’s and Bombo’s process in making their work

The discussion is led by Ika Vantiani

Through the #BicaraBenar discussion series, we would learn #BelajarHumanity through popular culture such as music, book, and also other sources. This current discussion invites Bakudapan as our guest. Bakudapan is a study group that focuses on food issues. For Bakudapan, food is not only about sustenance and cooking, but also an instrument to discuss about an ever-expanding issue, such as politic, social, gender, economy, philosophy, art, and culture.

Through their work, Bakudapan once discuss about the relation between food and the 65 – 66 crimes against humanity. By conducting interview with the former political 65 prisoner about how they are able to make use about wild flora during their imprisonment, Bakudapan made a performative dinner in an OK.Video (2017) as a wider public retelling method. Other than that, Bakudapan also made a further journal entitled “The Wild One Who Gave Hope” (2020) containing writings that research wild flora from many perspective.

Youths activist in different community in Indonesia gathered to discuss their methods in fighting impunity.

These activist who will come to attend our discussion are PUSIK Parahyangan, Pamflet Generasi, Komunitas Peacemaker Atambua, Humanity Facilitator, and Kita Agni.

The discussion is led by Raisa Widiastari

After one years of participatory research in East Nusa Tenggara, the facilitator shared their result through a documentary and zine. From this research, Armin Septiexan could interpret the Human Trafficking Issue through a documentary. With this opportunity, we would listen to collaborative facilitator’s and Armin Septiexan process in making their work

This event will be led by Ika Vantiani

Ika Vantiani, an artist and curator who works with a collage medium, invite all of you to respond to impunity with this workshop.

After one years of participatory research in Jakarta, the facilitator shared their result through a zine. From this research, Toma&Kako could interpret the Stolen Children Issue through a video. With this opportunity, we would listen to collaborative facilitator’s and Toma&Kako process in making their work

This event will be led by Ika Vantiani

A presentation from Fat Velvet to the Humanity Youth Festival, a karaoke night from home and in your own grip. Come and join the festivity with Fat Velvet.

Learning more about the “Unlearning Impunity” Approach that was founded by AJAR. Learn about personal experience form people who have used this method through participatory research.

Talking about “Unlearning Impunity” with :

Galuh Wandita (AJAR)
Beatrix Gebze (El-Adper Merauke)
Nurlela Lamasitudju (SKP-HAM Center Sulawesi)
Aswin (Fasilitator Humanity Youth from South Sulawesi)
Agustin Zacharias (Fasilitator Humanity Youth from NTT)

Breakthrough

“When the Art Speaks Impunity”

Humanity Festival x Kolektif Udeido x Papuan Voices

To coincide with the International Youth Day, 12 August 2020, is the final day of the Humanity Youth Festival after almost 1 month. The closing ceremony entitled “Youth, Peace and Security; Youth Against Impunity in Asia” presented 6 children from 6 countries; Indonesia, Bangladesh, Timor-Leste, Myanmar, Philippines, and Nepal. They will talk about impunity in their respective countries and how their efforts individually and collectively to untie the shackles of impunity that occur in each country.

Not to forget there is also a musical oration that will be performed by the President of AJAR, Patrick Burgess, Cultural Oration from Manik Marganamahendra and Cholil Mahmud.

This event will take place in English, but interpreters will be provided for Indonesian-speaking friends.

Host: Anindya Amanda