Opinion

Writen by Setyo Budi Prakoso A professional who is passion for multiple fields. He is part of the training team at Educo Training & Development Centre, where he contributes to the capacity development of university students and young professionals. He is a seasonal writer who enjoys journaling and writing articles, as well as poetry. With a bachelor’s degree in biology and experience in national research projects, he often finds his me-time exploring the scientific world. To

I think this is not a new issue in our society because this issue is quite common happening in developing and underdeveloped countries, including Indonesia. Also, I am not sure 100% to agree that the reasons (push and pull factors) behind this issue are justifiable – one example that was happened in Jakarta, Indonesia. The main reason is […]

Talking about the contribution to the achievement of SDGs can have many interpretations and questions. It could be a contribution of an individual. Or maybe it is a contribution of a family, a company, a city, or a country. Other things might be related to the purpose of the contribution and the way to ensure […]

At the beginning of the Reiwa period, Japan has been faced with new opportunities and issues from across the world. It an unfortunate that the Asia region, the place where Japan is located, also has enormous conflicts like the tension between countries in the South China Sea, where China has built its military island and the […]

Menstruation is a natural process for nearly all adolescent girls and women around the world. Normally, this process begins around ages 11-14 and happens for 5 days every 28 days until the menopause stage. During menstrual cycles, this process may inflict some side effects including fatigue, headaches, lethargy, and cramps. However, menstruation is a prominent […]

“Kopernik is an extraordinary organization. This organization has many talented staffers, young and energetic people, whose come from different ethnics and nationalities. I love to visit their office in Ubud, Bali, in Indonesia” Kopernik founded by Toshi Nakamura and Ewa Wojkowska in 2010. This amazing couple had been worked in many fields and countries around […]

“Doing a part-time job is very common among students in Japan” Almost every student in Japan had experience working as a part-timer, no matter their social status and financial ability. There are many benefits of working part-timer, such as having work experience, expanding circle and network, and also getting additional income. A couple of months […]