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Suara Masyarakat Adat di Tengah Bayang-bayang Demokrasi

BeritaEvent reportLaporanNews Wednesday, 6 November 2024

Suara Masyarakat Adat di Tengah Bayang-Bayang Demokrasi

Vikry Reinaldo Paais – 06 November 2024

Pembangunan nasional yang diklaim oleh pejabat pemerintahan sebagai sarana untuk meningkatkan kesejahteraan sosial justru merampas, mengkriminalisasi, serta mengeksklusi hak-hak hidup masyarakat adat dan penganut agama leluhur. Hutan dan tanah mereka dirampas oleh negara untuk dijadikan kawasan produksi maupun konservasi. Ketika masyarakat adat berjuang mempertahankan hak atas tanahnya, mereka justru dikriminalisasi oleh aparat negara. Dalam konteks sosio-religius, sebagian besar masyarakat maupun pemimpin agama menstigma masyarakat adat sebagai belum beradab, masih primitif, serta belum beragama sehingga harus dimodernkan dan diagamakan. Problematika ini adalah tantangan serius dalam konteks Indonesia yang mengumandangkan demokrasi sebagai sistem pemerintahan dan prinsip hidup berbangsa dan bernegara. Isu-isu krusial ini menjadi bahasan utama dalam perhelatan International Conference and Consolidation on Indigenous Religion (ICIR) ke-6 pada 22-25 Oktober 2024 di Ambon.

Melampaui Materialisme Kultural: Relasi Anjing dan Manusia dalam Perspektif Orang Huaulu

PerspectivePerspective Wednesday, 20 September 2023

Melampaui Materialisme Kultural:
Relasi Anjing dan Manusia dalam Perspektif Orang Huaulu

Vikry Reinaldo Paais – 20 September 2023

Pernah nonton film Hachiko: A Dog’s Story? Film yang terinspirasi dari kisah nyata ini bercerita tentang seekor anjing bernama Hachiko di Jepang yang sangat setia kepada tuannya. Hachiko akan selalu pergi ke statsiun kereta untuk menanti kedatangan tuannya yang sehabis bekerja. Akhir film ini begitu mengharukan. Hachiko yang tidak tahu bahwa tuannya telah lama meninggal terus menanti kedatangan sang tuan di stasiun kereta. Hachiko terus menanti sampai akhirnya meninggal di tempat yang sama ia biasa menunggu tuannya. Saya sendiri sampai meneteskan air mata menonton akhir kisah Hachiko. Saking fenomenalnya kisah tersebut, orang Jepang sampai membuatkan patung anjing di depan stasiun Shibuya untuk mengenangnya. Kisah Hachiko adalah contoh relasi manusia dan hewan yang sangat intim.

The ambivalent role of religion in the Ambon conflict

Thesis Review Tuesday, 6 November 2018

A review of Marthen Tahun’s master's thesis at CRCS UGM (2008) titled “The Ambiguity of Religion: A Study of the Ambon Conflict, 1999-2001".

Pelembagaan Binadamai dalam Pengalaman Maluku

BeritaHeadlineNews Monday, 30 October 2017

Liputan dari hari ketiga bersama Jacky Manuputty dalam rangkaian kuliah umum "Imam & Pastor" dan lokakarya Pelembagaan Mediasi Antariman.

Re-membering the minority: tourism, displacement, and belonging in Maluku's Spice Islands

HeadlineNewsWednesday Forum News Monday, 3 April 2017


Abstract
In post-conflict Maluku, there has been renewed interest in redeveloping the Banda Islands as a major tourist attraction for the region, and as a world heritage site. As practices of tourism represent culture for diverse audiences, they also inform how local inhabitants conceptualize their identities, as well as influence the processes of collective memory. The Indonesian concepts of culture draw on relationships to land, community and cosmology referred to as adat that have a dynamic and complex relationship to people’s religious identifications. In this talk, I’ll explore how Christians displaced from the Banda islands during the conflict are being “re-membered” as outsiders in the process of reconstructing culture for the consumption of tourists, and consider how representations of culture for the tourism industry can potentially strengthen exclusive versions of local identity.
Speaker
Kelli Alicia Swazey is a faculty member at the Center for Religious and Cross-Cultural Studies at the Graduate School of Universitas Gadjah Mada. She holds a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Hawai’i Manoa. Her research focuses on identity in the public sphere, representation and the media, minority religions in Indonesia, and religion and tourism. She has designed several programs on diversity in Southeast Asia, and has been a featured TED speaker and a fellow of the INK (Innovation and Knowledge) program. 
Look at the full poster of the event here.

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📢 Fellowship Kebebasan Beragama atau Berkeyakinan 📢 Fellowship Kebebasan Beragama atau Berkeyakinan (KBB) 2026 – Angkatan VII

CRCS UGM bersama sejumlah lembaga mitra membuka kesempatan bagi 20–25 dosen untuk mengikuti program fellowship yang berfokus pada isu kebebasan beragama atau berkeyakinan di Indonesia.
Program ini ditujukan bagi dosen dari bidang hukum, syariah, teologi, filsafat, studi agama, serta ilmu sosial dan politik yang tertarik mengembangkan pengajaran, riset, dan diskusi akademik tentang KBB di perguruan tinggi.
Melalui fellowship ini, peserta akan mendapatkan ruang belajar, jejaring akademik, serta dukungan untuk memperkuat kajian dan pengajaran tentang kebebasan beragama di kampus.
To understand Iran, geopolitics alone is not enoug To understand Iran, geopolitics alone is not enough.
Behind every headline about war or sanctions lies a deeper landscape of history, memory, and moral imagination. In this conversation, Dicky Sofjan shows that contemporary conflicts involving Iran cannot be read only through the language of strategy and power. They must also be understood through the histories and symbols that continue to mobilize political and social meaning today.

Click the link in our bio to read the full interview.
Some changes in family life arrive quietly. In Yog Some changes in family life arrive quietly. In Yogyakarta and Ponorogo, more husbands cook, clean, and care for children, while still remaining the imam in the household. What shifts is not only labor but the meaning of leadership, belief, and marriage itself. A small domestic change opens a larger question about gender, religion, and the stories families tell about themselves.

Join the conversation at the #wednesdayforum with Alimatul Qibtiyah, March 11 at UGM or via livestream. We're offering a free iftar, so get there early! This event is free and open to the public.
What is well-being? Indonesia today: land taken, f What is well-being?
Indonesia today: land taken, forests cleared, plantations marching under the banner of food security. Officials call it progress, yet Indigenous ground tells another story. Baduy farmers keep ngahuma alive: rice, ritual, survival, all tied together. Wellbeing here isn’t profit. It’s balance when human and earth still holding on.

Join us for the next  #wednesdayforum discussion at the 3rd floor of the UGM Graduate School building. We're offering a free iftar, so please register. This event is free and open to the public.
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