putri widi saraswati

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#GlobalHealth & #HealthEquity practitioner, researcher, analyst, advocate, & consultant | intersectional #feminism | #decolonization supporter | medical doctor | global #PublicHealth & #SRHR nerd | 🇮🇩 in 🇳🇱 | SEAsian | food & culinary enthusiast | views my own

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Show threadputri widi saraswatiJan 5, 2023
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putri widi saraswatiDec 10, 2022
#Migrant's life: making my own chili paste ("sambal" in Indonesian) with "terasi" (Indonesian fermented fish paste) because homemade sambal is always the best.
putri widi saraswatiDec 7, 2022

At Stories to Action, we are EXTENDING this opportunity up until 14 Dec 2022 for young people <30 from Beijing 🇨🇳, Tbilisi 🇬🇪, & Bogota 🇨🇴 who are interested to become their country's #youth ambassador & advocate for youth's #SRHR during times of crisis like COVID19.

Please help share & tag if you know anyone from those cities who might be interested.

Requirements: pic below
Compensation: 500 Euros + other benefits
Full info: https://www.storiestoaction.com/opportunities/

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Opportunities Keep an eye out for our openings! Stories to Action is a volunteer initiative, working with a team of young people based across the globe. You can find the most recent openings below! CONTRACTED ROLE: YOUTH COUNTRY AMBASSADOR Jakarta/Kathmandu/Beijing/Tbilisi/Freetown/Harare/Bogotá/Khartoum Are you passionate about SRHR, and do you want to push forward young people’s rights looking… Read More »Opportunities

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putri widi saraswatiNov 23, 2022

The other day, I visited the colonialism exhibition at Tropenmuseum, Amsterdam. Being an Indonesian (the Dutch was our colonizer), that was tough - seeing what your people went through for so long, with aftermaths that still exist today. For example, I didn't know that our problems with tobacco & palm oil industry had colonial legacy.

However, I think the exhibition is done the right way. Below are a few snapshots. I only took pics of quotes because those were what moved (or pained) me most.