Biography

I am currently pursuing a Master of Public Policy at the Australian National University under the Australia Awards Scholarship funded by DFAT. My professional experience spans research, community engagement, and policy advocacy—most recently at Greenpeace Southeast Asia—where I worked with marginalized communities in Jakarta, alongside international organizations and government stakeholders, to advance inclusive climate action. I bring a strong background in Indonesian climate justice and gender inclusion advocacy, grounded in my International Relations degree from Universitas Tanjungpura and enriched through the Global UGRAD exchange program at Chatham University via the Fulbright Scholarship. I am passionate about building sustainable urban environments, promoting equity in environmental decision-making, and amplifying grassroots voices in policy processes. My initiatives include co-founding #PipetKite, a social enterprise producing bamboo straws made by local women in Rasau Jaya 3; leading gender advocacy through founding Women’s March Pontianak and Gerakan Perempuan Pontianak; and establishing Komite Keadilan Perkotaan coalitions in Jakarta that advance environmental justice. I aim to further develop my expertise in climate policy and public sector reform to help shape equitable and resilient communities.