Theme: Dig Deeply

Reading and understanding more deeply various information and references will make us understand other people better and appreciate the differences that exist in the world. During this pandemic period, it is the best time for us to broaden our horizons and explore anything, but we must be more objective and not reject what we read, what we watch, and what we hear. Through this theme, "Dig Deeply" is expected to meet the development needs in society because with increased insight, can appreciate differences, and understand more deeply about anything that exists in the world. It takes the perspective of an alternative narrative to see a story as a whole, because the more we engage with the more stories, the more we see the world with more life, and more multidimensionality.

Binus Anggrek Campus Auditorium Hall
Jl. Raya Kb. Jeruk No.27, RT.2/RW.9, Kb. Jeruk, Kec. Kb. Jeruk
Room 400, 4th Floor
West Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, 11530
Indonesia

Eko Purnomowidi

Indonesian Coffee Farmer & Co-Founder Klasik Beans Cooperative

Specialty green coffee professional, set up new image of quality of green coffee origin. Deal with people and build up relations. Specialties: Green coffee sourcing - Indonesian origin, coffee education, coffee grower, farmers relationship trainer and motivator, leading tasting, graphic design, video editing.

Farwiza Farhan

Conservationist Yayasan HAkA

Farwiza is the chairperson of Forest, Nature and Environment Aceh Foundation (Yayasan HAkA), a grassroots organisation based in Aceh, Sumatra, Indonesia that focus on the conservation, protection and restoration of the Leuser Ecosystem. She mainly work on the policy and advocacy aspects, seeking to increase meaningful access and involvement of local community in the development of policy pertaining to their environment and livelihood. In addition to passionately working to tackle the herculean task of creating permanent conservation status for the Leuser Ecosystem, Farwiza is also mad enough to enrol in a PhD program in the Facultry of Anthropology and Development studies in Radboud University Nijmegen. Her research seek to bring light on the political economy of natural resource management in Aceh, Indonesia, with particular spotlight on (of course) the Leuser Ecosystem. A place so close to her heart.

Merry Ferdinandez Wain

Director of JAAN Domestic, Veterinarian & Animal Welfare Activist Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN)

Experienced Veterinarian with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit animal welfare organizations. Skilled in High-Volume, High-Quality Spay/Neuter in cats, Shelter Medicine, and Animal Welfare. Strong social services professionals in animal shelter management, animal welfare and long- tailed macaque rehabilitation of former dancing monkeys. Currently pursuing a Master of Science (M.S.) focus in animal welfare & behavior in Primatology from IPB University. Obtained a Veterinary degree from Universitas Udayana.