----- Pesan yang Diteruskan ----- Dari: 'Chan CT' [email protected] [GELORA45] <[email protected]>Kepada: GELORA_In <[email protected]>Terkirim: Jumat, 11 Mei 2018 17.08.06 GMT+2Judul: [GELORA45] Fw: 20th Anniversary of Kerusuhan Mei 1998 di Indonesia
FMIA dan Monash University mengadakan 20th Anniversary of Kerusuhan Mei 1998 di Indonesia: seminar 1 hari dengan diskusi panel, testimoni, pameran foto dan instalasi seni. Silakan register di: https://events..arts.monash.edu/c/express/b131a33b-dbf6-4265-b596-488204da7129 20th Anniversary of Kerusuhan Mei 1998 di IndonesiaThis event commemorates the May 1998 Violence that took place 20 years ago in Indonesia. Co-hosted by Monash University's School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics (LLCL) and the Indonesian Community Forum in Australia, the one day seminar features expert panel speakers, testimonials, photo and art exhibition. Our guest speakers will include, among others, the Honorable Consul General Ibu Spica Alhpanya Tutuhatunewa and leading academics and alumni from Monash University, Melbourne University, SOAS University and University of Indonesia. Panel sessions will be held throughout the day. The event will be presented with Indonesian and English language parts. Morning tea and lunch is provided. There will be a photographic exhibition from the national and international news media on display, and a commemorative sculpture courtesy of Indonesian artist, Elina Simbolon. Join our students, academics, alumni and friends to this special event. Registration is essential for catering purposes. Register by Monday, 14th May 2018.Saturday, 19 May, 2018 10:00am - 2:00pm Building H 116, Caulfield Campus, Monash University Free Event. Lunch provided Enquiries: [email protected] NowSpeakers/Presenters - Dr Siaw Tiong Djin, Board member, Herb Feith Foundation Dr Djin received his PhD in political science from Monash University. He is an engineer and passionate about Indonesian politics. - Dewi Anggraeni , Journalist and Writer Dewi has written and published extensively in Australia & Indonesia. As an Australian correspondent for TEMPO news magazine, she reported on Australia & the Pacific. She has contributed to Femina, The Jakarta Post, Pesona, and other publications in Indonesia, Australia and a number of other countries. My Pain, My Country, is her twelfth book. - Rani Pramesti, Actor and Performance Artist Rani Pramesti is a proud Chinese-Javanese-Indonesian-Australian woman. Before jumping heart-first into the arts, Rani practiced as a social worker in homeless shelters and refugee support organisations in Sydney. Now, as a performance maker, an intercultural producer and an advocate for the arts, Rani revels in the interface between social justice and the arts. She builds bridges across cultures, generations and disciplines. - Dr Jemma Purdey, Research Fellow, Faculty of Arts, Monash University and Australia Indonesia Centre Dr Purdey’s research interests include biography, human rights and reconciliation in Indonesia and Australia’s relationship with Indonesia. - Dr Ken Setiawan , McKenzie Research Fellow, University of Melbourne Asia Institute Dr Setiawan's research interests are in contemporary Indonesian politics and society, with a specific interest in issues of human rights, historical justice, reconciliation and reparation. She is the author of Promoting Human Rights: National Human Rights Commissions in Indonesia and Malyasia. (Leiden University Press, 2013) - Dr Soe Tjen Marching, Writer, Academic and Activist Dr Marching is working as a senior lecturer at SOAS University of London. Dr Marching is the founder of Indonesian magazine Majalah Bhinneka (Bhinneka Magazine), which promotes critical thinking about gender, politics and religions. She has written several essays on women, Indonesian politics, and religions in Indonesian, English and German. - Wahyu Susilo Wahyu Susilo is the executive director of Migrant Care, a non-governmental organisation that advocates for migrant workers' rights. - Bela Kusumah Journalist, former executive producer SBS Radio- Indonesian Program. Founder of the Independent Journalists Alliance (Aliansi Jurnalis Independen, AJI- Melbourne Branch) and Yayasan Suara Independen - Christianto Wibisono A prominent Chinese Indonesian business analyst, Christianto Wibisono co-founded the Indonesian magazine TEMPO and founded and chaired the Indonesian Business Data Center. He fled the nation during the height of the 1998 riots and lived in the U.S. after his daughter's house was looted and burnt to the ground. He returned to Indonesia in 2006. - Ms Spica A. Tutuhatunewa The Honorable Consul General, Republic of Indonesia for Victoria & Tasmania - Elina Simbolon A Master of Fine Arts student at RMIT University. She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at Monash University in 2016. Her work is heavily influenced by her experience of life in Indonesia during the New Order regime. Memory, loss, cultural trauma and politics are the centre of her works. Elina deals with these very important subject matters and complex relationships with materials and processes. Program09:30 Registration & Refreshments 10:00 Welcome The Honorable Consul General, Ms Spica A. Tutuhatunewa, Republic of Indonesia for Victoria and Tasmania 10:20 Panel Speakers followed by Q&A Dr Siaw Tiong Djin, 20 years after 1998 May Dewi Anggraeni, May tragedy can happen to any political powerless minority group Rani Pramesti, Chinese Whispers – A graphic novel inspired by May 1998 political violence 11:00 Panel Speakers followed by Q & A Dr Jemma Purdey, Anti-Chinese Violence in May 1998: Lessons from the past Dr Ken Setiawan, The Legal area surrounding the 1998 Political Unrest Dr Soe Tjen Marching, The dilemma of President Joko Widodo facing when he is trying to defend human rights 12:00 Lunch with Music Performance by Jembatan Poetry Society Photographic Exhibition & Art Sculpture Viewing 13:00 Panel Speakers followed by Q & A Wahyu Susilo, Human rights and Indonesian migrant rights Bela Kusumah, The challenges and the roles of Independent Journalist in Indonesia during Soeharto era and how the journalists took the pictures during the 1998 unrest Christian Wibisono, Testimony (via video) 14:00 Close *Please note that this schedule is subject to change.
