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Rere and her mother, Misyati.

29 November 2023

Children overcome obstacles to return to school

Holistic approach helps out-of-school children in Purbalingga thrive on new learning journeys

Al-Asy'ariyyah Islamic Boarding School students pasted the name of an application that is usually played when browsing the internet.

Pesantren students learn how to protect themselves online

UNICEF's efforts support the Prevention of Online Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse programme

Alya spends her afternoon in Semarang City , the capital of Central Java Province

Alya ends her silent struggle with sexual abuse

Jogo Konco creates safe environments for children

Ariel Fitriani smiling

02 September 2021

Thriving during the COVID-19 pandemic

Children and adolescents in Central Java, Indonesia, learn new skills to fight discrimination against persons with disabilities and mental illness.

Syaiful, 12, a child with a physical impairment, is pushed in a wheelchair by his best friend Kevin Saputra, 9, a child with a visual impairment, as they play outside near Syaiful's house in Banyumas, Central Java, Indonesia.

03 December 2020

Building Back Better for Children with Disabilities

An inclusive response to the COVID-19 pandemic is needed to ensure that children with disabilities are not further left behind in education.

A girl stands inside her family’s newly constructed toilet outside their home in Tegaldowo village, Central Java Province.

19 November 2020

Safe and sustainable sanitation in a changing climate

Toilets and sanitation systems have helped transform communities across Indonesia but are increasingly at risk from flooding and rising sea levels.

Students at SMP 2 in Klaten

02 November 2020

Evaluation of the Roots Indonesia

Peer violence and bullying prevention pilot in South Sulawesi and Central Java

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Roots Indonesia Programme Evaluation (PDF, 3 MB)

Adi, 16, listens in on a Zoom meeting

Young people take the lead on mental health

In Indonesia, online sessions for young people by young people provide mental health and psychosocial support in the time of a pandemic

Atika, her mother and her teacher

Diversity is a Source of Learning: The Story of Atika

Under the 1in11 partnership, madrasas in Central Java are making inclusive education a reality for students with disabilities

Yenni Karubabamlistens to a lesson on a radio at home

Back to school, wherever students are

A look into how students across Indonesia are returning to school amid the pandemic