Join us for a conversation on The Role of Women in Natural Resource Mediation Processes In Indonesia, led by Raihal Fajri. This hour-long conversation event will be on Wednesday, March 31st, 2021 at 5 am EST (-4 UTC) / 4 pm Jakarta Time (+7 UTC). Please use the Time Zone Converter to determine when this engaging conversation will be in your time zone.

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Speaker Bio: Raihal Fajri

Raihal is the executive director of the Katahati Institute that focuses on good governance and democracy. In 2015, Raihal attended MBBI’s International Peace Training Institute (IPTI) in Jakarta, Indonesia and has been an engaged MBBI member ever since. Since 2014, the Katahati Institute has been established as a civil society knowledge center in Aceh, Indoneisa, focusing on best practices for civil society. This has led her to build trust with several key persons in government offices and agencies in Aceh. She has uncovered other challenges, including land use conflict, which is a big problem throughout the country, including logging of UNESCO protected areas. She has also written a book with the title Share for Change, the initiative of Aceh’s civil society, on how in 2000, 437 women from 20 districts came to Aceh to talk about how to enforce peace in Aceh. This was important as it was the first collection of information regarding peace processes, encoded not only by men but also by women in Indonesia.