Six puppeteers from UGM and Kagama staged the Rajamala Ruwat wayang kulit performance as part of UGM’s 76th anniversary celebrations.
SDG 16: Peace Justice & Strong Institutions
A total of 1,900 participants from 52 community groups took part in the Nitilaku cultural parade celebrating UGM’s 76th anniversary.
Kagama Chair and IKN Authority Head Basuki Hadimuljono outline the progress of Indonesia’s new capital development at Kagama’s national meeting.
Ahead of Nitilaku 2025, UGM presents an art exhibition and a campus history showcase highlighting its academic journey and cultural heritage.
A UGM professor highlights high political costs as a key factor behind corruption cases involving regional leaders across Indonesia.
Experts at UGM’s Bersuara Talkshow warn that Indonesia’s post-reform education still struggles with inequality and limited freedom, reflecting democracy’s shortcomings.
UGM legal expert Dr. Sigid Riyanto addresses public concerns over the new Criminal Procedure Code and highlights safeguards in Indonesia’s legal system.
More than 200 UGM students were affected by floods in Sumatra as the Yogyakarta Government and universities coordinate aid and study support.
UGM expert urges post-disaster housing policies in Sumatra to prioritize safe permanent settlements to prevent recurring floods and landslides.
UGM, Kagama, and LPS raised Rp2.3 billion in donations to support victims of floods in Aceh, North Sumatra, and West Sumatra.
Escalating multi-hazard disasters in Sumatra reveal the limits of emergency-only responses and call for stronger, cross-sector mitigation mechanisms.
Amid fiscal tightening and rising disaster risks, national and regional leaders stress moral leadership, green development, and collaboration.
UGM expert warns that excessive forest exploitation weakens environmental resilience and heightens disaster risks, as seen in recent floods in Sumatra.
UGM psychology expert highlights the importance of psychosocial support and mental health services to help disaster survivors in Sumatra recover sustainably.
UGM experts urge stronger mitigation capacity and technical readiness of local governments to reduce disaster risks amid extreme weather threats.
UGM sociologist highlights the crucial role of social solidarity and strong state coordination in responding to major floods in Sumatra.
UGM deploys a trauma healing team and coordinates aid to support communities and students affected by floods and landslides in Sumatra.
UGM experts urge archipelago-based development to reduce disaster risks, highlighting Indonesia’s geological complexity and the need for science-led policy.
Over 200,000 students affected by floods in Sumatra need psychosocial support to restore well-being and learning continuity, says UGM expert.
Integrating drones, artificial intelligence, and smartphones can speed up the search for disaster victims, a UGM expert says, amid Indonesia’s complex terrain.
UGM professor urges reallocating part of the MBG funds to restore education infrastructure and support students and teachers in disaster-hit regions.
UGM prepares data-driven psychosocial assistance for flood survivors in Aceh, focusing on rapid assessment, volunteer training, and targeted interventions.
Experts at UGM’s Pojok Bulaksumur forum criticize the newly passed Criminal Procedure Bill (RUU KUHAP), highlighting issues in oversight and human rights.
UGM and Pusterau formalize aerospace cooperation with the handover of two trike aircraft to support education, research, and air defense readiness.
UGM reviews a book on soil and water conservation, exploring legal frameworks, scientific insights, and community practices to strengthen sustainable governance.
UGM Faculty of Psychology dominated Porsenigama 2025 tennis, winning three gold medals, supported by rising new talents and increased student participation.
The Biak Elok 2024 screening in Yogyakarta highlights UGM’s KKN journey in Biak Numfor and celebrates Papuan culture and community stories.
South Korea’s Acting Ambassador Park Soo-deok underscores Indonesia’s unique special strategic partnership with Korea during a public lecture at UGM.
Experts warn that the proposed revision to the TNI Law risks expanding military power into civilian sectors and undermining Indonesia’s democratic oversight.
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