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Kami sangat berterima kasih atas partisipasi para aplikan untuk mengikuti seleksi peserta Sekolah Pegelolaan Keragaman (SPK) angkatan ke-VI yang diselenggarakan oleh Program Studi Agama dan Lintas Budaya (Center for Religious and Cross-cultural Studies/CRCS, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta. Kami menerima banyak sekali aplikasi dari berbagai daerah di Indonesia dengan kualitas yang sangat kompetitif, dari beragam latar belakang profesi dan beragam isu yang diusung. Namun kami hanya memilih 25 orang peserta dengan mempertimbangkan berbagai aspek seperti: keragaman isu, gender, kemampuan melakukan riset, keterwakilan daerah, potensi membentuk jaringan advokasi, dan akses terhadap pengetahuan.
Kami ucapkan selamat kepada para peserta yang lolos untuk mengikuti SPK ke-VI. Bagi yang belum lolos kali ini kami juga mengucapkan terima kasih atas waktu yang anda curahkan untuk mengisi dan mengirim aplikasi. Masih ada kesempatan di SPK berikutnya dan SPK yang akan diselenggarakan dibeberapa daerah di Indonesia.
Berikut nama-nama yang lolos untuk mengikuti SPK VI di Yogyakarta, 19 – 31 Mei 2015. Pemberitahuan selanjutnya akan dikirimkan via email masing-masing.

No.DatePresenterTopic
1.December 19th, 2011Dr. Mucha-Shim Quiling ArquizaWed Forum:Suluan People’s Memory of the Ethnoreligious and Social Movements
2.December 12th, 2011Sumanto Al QurtubyWed Forum: Religion, Violence, and Peacebuilding Between Christians and Muslims
3.November 30th, 2011Muhammad Iqbal Ahnaf, Ph.DWed Forum: The Evolution of the Political Strategy of Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia
4.November 21st, 2011Samsul MaarifWed Forum: Being Muslim in Animistic Ways
5.November 16th, 2011Dr. Siti SamsiyatunWed Forum: Merengkuh Merapi dengan Iman
6.November 7th, 2011Prof. Bernard Adeney-RisakottaWed Forum: Islam and Culture
7.November 1st, 2011Sakdiyah Ma'rufWed Forum: Post 9/11 Stand Up Comedy in USA
8.October 25th, 2011Achmad MunjidWed Forum: The Role of Religion as Social Critique
9.October 18th, 2011-WedForum: Provoked (A True Story)
10.October 10th, 2011Glenn Shive, Ph.DWed Forum: Religious Life in China
11.October 3rd, 2011Nina Mariani NoorWed Forum: Negotiating Identity in Indonesia (The Experience of Ahmadi Women)
12.September 15th, 2011Joko Wicoyo, Ph.DWedForum: The Implementation of Roman Catholic Social Teaching
13.May 12th, 2011Kris BudimanWednesday Forum: Buddhist Temples Around Yogyakarta
14.May 12th, 2011Prof. Dr. Teresa MurphyWednesday Forum: The Importance of Religion in the US Labor Movement

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