Yogyakarta - Wednesday (09/08), Australian Consortium in Country Indonesia Studies held a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) Fair event. This event presents a non-governemental organization with various focus issues in Yogyakarta. The aim is to familiarize the organizations with the wider community. As one of the non-governmental organization in Yogyakarta, Rifka Annisa participated in the event held in Room Yustisia, University Club building of Universitas Gajah Mada. Rifka Annisa comes as a booth filler. Other participating organizations include Satu Nama, RedR Indonesia, Yayasan Rumah Impian, Sahabat Perempuan, and so on. These organizations have various background issues raised from humanitarian issues, child protection,…

The involvement of teenagers in campaigns for the prevention of violence against women and children is an important strategy to approach teenagers. The power of 'peer pressure' among teenagers influences their behavior often. The characteristics of development of the teenagers are curiosity, want to be accepted by a group, and acknowledged their existence. When teenagers have peers who behave positively then they will behave positively too. Otherwise, when teenagers have peers who behave negatively, they will also be vulnerable to behave negatively. The relation between teenagers and their peers is an important opportunity to approach teenagers.             Rifka Annisa has…

Gunungkidul- The formation of village law No. 6 of 2014 encourages new policy at the village level. It confirms that the village is not only an administrative area but as a resource that contributes the development. This perspective gives hope and opportunity to the village`s renewal to change for better. The implementation of this law encourages the participation of the community in development. Its implementation uses the empowerment paradigm of both planning and implementation of development in the village. The empowerment involves women to participate in development. Based on the situation, Rifka Annisa held a training on women's participation in…