Watch below:
Finding Photographic Practice in Southeast Asia
BACKGROUND
Finding Photographic Practice in Southeast Asia is an online event. Each with different academic backgrounds – anthropology, fine arts, and photojournalism – the speakers will share pictures and photographic dialogues developed in Indonesia and Cambodia. The presentation will include follow-up conversations and questions with presenters and audience.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with the Photography Department of ISI Yogyakarta will conduct this event on:
Date : Tuesday, 23 June 2020
Time : 19.00 -21.00 WIB
Join Zoom Meeting and Register through https://bit.ly/webinar2306
SPEAKERS
1. Brian Arnold (Photographer, writer and translator)
2. Charles Fox (Assistant Professor of Photography, Nottingham Trent University)
3. Pamungkas (Lecturer of ISI Yogyakarta)
MODERATOR
Adya Arsita (Lecturer of ISI Yogyakarta)
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Media Framing of Covid-19 and The Future of Media Post-Covid-19 Pandemic
BACKGROUND
In a crisis situation due to Covid-19, the mass media has two important functions, namely to conduct watchdogs and to educate. In term of conducting watchdogs, the media should be able to help government by closely monitoring every policy and concrete steps taken by the government in combating Covid-19. With the regard to the function of education, the mass media need to develop correlative news by linking different angles of the story, with different perspectives, and balancing different interpretations so as to produce cohesive and clear news content. This webinar session will explore whether media in the U.S. and Indonesia play roles in these two functions during Covid-19 pandemic. In addition, this webinar will also explore how the media in these two countries frame their news coverage during Covid-19 crisis. Last but not least, this session will discuss the future of media post-Covid-19 pandemic.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Jusuf Kalla School of Government, Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta (UMY) will conduct this event on:
Date : Monday, 22 June 2020
Time : 19.00 -21.00 WIB
Join Zoom Meeting and Register through https://bit.ly/3f9zsaD
SPEAKERS
1. Wayne Wanta, Ph.D. - Professor in the Department of Journalism at University of Florida, USA
2. Taufiqurrahman, SIP., MA., Ph.D – Vice Rector of Universitas 'Aisyiyah Yogyakarta
MODERATOR
Eko Priyo Purnomo, Ph.D. – Jusuf Kalla School of Government
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Penelitian Jarak Jauh: Metodologi dan Tantangan
Pandemi Covid-19 telah berdampak luas terhadap segala aspek kehidupan manusia di bumi ini. Dampak di bidang ekonomi, sosial, budaya, kesehatan dan Pendidikan semakin hari semakin terasa. Di dunia akademis, sejumlah penelitian, terutama yang melibatkan pengumpulan data di lapangan juga “terganggu” karena pembatasan sosial yang harus dilakukan dalam rangka menghambat laju penyebaran penyakit Covid-19.
Dalam kondisi demikian, para akademisi tidaklah boleh menyerah. Dengan kemajuan teknologi sekarang ini ada sejumlah pilihan metodologi yang tersedia sehingga penelitian dapat tetap dilakukan.
Oleh karena itu, PKBB dan AIFIS menyelenggarakan diskusi online yang dengan mengangkat tema “Penelitian Jarak Jauh: Metodologi dan tantanganya”.
Diskusi ini bertujuan menjadi forum sharing pengalaman pembicara dan peserta tentang bagaimana dalam kondisi seperti sekarang ini, penelitian masih dapat dilakukan, metode apa saja yang dapat digunakan dan bagaimana mengantisipasi tantangan-tantangan yang muncul.
Target Peserta
275 orang, yang terdiri dari pemakalah, dosen/peneliti, mahasiswa, serta pemerhati bahasa.
Narasumber
Nick Williams, Ph.D. - University of Colorado Boulder
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Introduction to Disaster Management
BACKGROUND
The lecture will explore two topics: Disaster and How to Manage it. Disasters are seen as the effect of hazards on vulnerable areas. From academic perspective, disasters are seen as the consequence of inappropriately managed risk. These risks are the product of a combination of both hazards and vulnerability. After exploring disasters, the speaker will explain disaster management that can be defined as the organization and management of resources and responsibilities for dealing with all humanitarian aspects of emergencies, in particular preparedness, response, and recovery in order to lessen the impact of disasters.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Civil Engineering Department, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) will conduct this event on:
Date : Friday, 15 May 2020
Time : 09.30 WIB - End
Zoom Online Meeting: https://bit.ly/2xZCQF9
SPEAKERS
Micah R. Fisher, Ph.D. (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
Prof. Ir. H. Sarwidi, MSCE., Ph.D. AU (Senior Professor of Civil Engineering Department of Universitas Islam Indonesia)
The Five Dilemmas of Participation in Resilience: A Guideline for Working with Communities
BACKGROUND
The lecture will explore guidelines for community participation in disaster recovery. These guidelines will be based from theoretical perspective and personal experiences of the speaker during his involvements in some disaster recoveries in Indonesia. Since community participation is much needed in disaster management necessary, discussing these guidelines is very important on how to engage communities in every step of the recovery process. This lecture will also explore some dilemmas of participation in resilience.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Civil Engineering Department, Universitas Islam Indonesia (UII) will conduct this event on:
Date : Friday, 15 May 2020
Time : 08.40 WIB – 09.30 WIB
Zoom Online Meeting: https://bit.ly/2xZCQF9
SPEAKERS
Micah R. Fisher, Ph.D. (University of Hawaii at Manoa)
Prof. Ir. H. Sarwidi, MSCE., Ph.D. AU (Senior Professor of Civil Engineering Department of Universitas Islam Indonesia)
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Lessons from the 1918 Influenza Pandemic for the Current COVID-19 Pandemic: a Historical Perspective from Indonesia and Other Countries
BACKGROUND
This presentation will examine aspects of the 1918 global influenza pandemic as it unfolded in Java and other locations across the world. Analysis of comparative data from Java, India, the United States, and other countries provides insights into policies that may have shaped how the pandemic spread across the globe and the toll it took in lives. The lessons from history are timely as Indonesia confronts the COVID-19 pandemic and enters the holy month of Ramadan, commonly marked by mass mobility of people transiting within and across provinces. A number of lessons can be drawn for public health policies as well as issues that local governments, health practitioners, and communities should potentially consider, anticipate, and prevent to minimize the risk of exacerbating the current pandemic.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Center for Southeast Asian Social Studies (CESASS) UGM will conduct this event on:
Date : Tuesday, 12 May 2020
Time : 19.00 – 21.00 WIB or 08.00 – 10.00 AM EDT
Link : ugm.id/seatalkpssat36
Meeting Number : 581 474 148
Password : seatalk
SPEAKERS
Dr. Siddharth Chandra (AIFIS President, Professor in MSU James Madison College)
Sumadi Lukman Anwar, Ph.D. (Faculty of Medicine, UGM)
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Agama Merespon Covid 19: Solusi atau Masalah?
BACKGROUND
Currently everyone has been talking about the Corona virus (Covid-19). Many points of view are used. One interesting point that becomes the debate is related to religious relations and Covid-19. Two things that are often disputed by some parties. Religion is considered as an irrational and transcendent territory. Whereas the virus is seen as part of a scientific-empirical factual life problem. The question arises, is it right between the two disputed? Can religion be used as a guide for people to avoid a virus or disease? Is religion a solution or a problem?
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Integrated and Sustainable Development Institute (ISD Institute) UIN Sunan Kalijaga and Lakpesdam NU Sleman will conduct this event on:
Date : Wednesday, 6 May 2020
Time : 15.00 WIB
Link Zoom : http://tinyurl.com/AgamaMerespon
Meeting Number : 867 5204 4910
Password : LAKPESDAM
SPEAKER
Zainal Abidin Bagir, Ph.D. (Alumni of Indiana University, USA and Director of Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies-ICRS-UGM)
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Fieldwork on Negation in Sundanese and Hawu
Book Discussion Menjerat Gus Dur (Ensnaring Gus Dur)
BACKGROUND
The book Menjerat Gus Dur (Ensnaring Gus Dur) written by Virdika Rizky Utama is one of the efforts to uncover the history behind the impeachment of the 4th President of the Republic of Indonesia, Abdurrahman Wahid or familiarly called Gus Dur. This book relies on a document which the author considers to be a secret text. The main figure in the scenario of Abdurrahman’s fall was directed at Fuad Bawazier. In the secret document, the written letter made by Fuad Bawazier dated January 29, 2001 carries the title Skenario Semut Merah (Red Ant Scenario) addressed to DPR Chair Akbar Tanjung.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Integrated and Sustainable Development Institute (ISD Institute) UIN Sunan Kalijaga and Lakpesdam NU Sleman will conduct this event on:
Date : Tuesday, 3 March 2020
Time : 09.00 – 12.00 WIB
Venue : Convention Hall 2nd Floor, UIN Sunan Kalijaga, Jl. Adisucipto, Yogyakarta
SPEAKERS
1. Kuskridho Ambardi, Ph.D. – Alumni of Ohio State University and Lecturer of Gadjah Mada University
2. Virdika Rizky Utama – Book Author
3. Dr. Ahmad Salehudin – Lecturer of UIN Sunan Kalijaga
FURTHER INFORMATION
Faishol Adib, M.A Email: faishol.adib@aifis.org Mobile: 0815 799 2089
LINGUISTIC RESEARCH AND LANGUAGE SHIFT IN INDONESIA BY PROF. ABIGAIL COHN
BACKGROUND
Indonesia currently has around 700 living languages. Unfortunately many of the languages are endangered due to the pressure of bigger languages with more economic and political advantages. Prof. Abigail Cohn from the Department of Linguistics of Cornell University recently has been focusing on the issues of language use and language shift of the local languages of Indonesia as impacted by the increased use of Indonesian. To increase awareness of the language shift in Indonesia, the Graduate Department of Linguistics, Faculty of Cultural Studies, Universitas Brawijaya will hold two guest lectures by Prof. Abigail Cohn: (1) Linguistic Research and (2) Language Shift in Indonesia.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE AIFIS
in cooperation with Universitas Brawijaya will conduct this event on:
Date : Thursday and Friday, February 13-14, 2020
Time : 13.00-15.00
Venue : Faculty Hall, FIB Building A, Brawijaya University
SPEAKER
Dr. Abigail Cohn is a professor of linguistics at the Department of Linguistics, Cornell University. Dr. Cohn's research focuses primarily on phonetics and phonology and their interaction taking a laboratory phonology approach. Cohn also focuses on the documentation and analysis of the Austronesian languages of Indonesia. In 2012-13, she was a Fulbright Senior Research Scholar, at Unika Atma Jaya carrying out a research project entitled Language Contact in Indonesia: Shifts in Usage and their Structural Manifestations.
Indonesian Languages and Linguistics: State of the Field & Professional Development Event
The linguistic landscape of Indonesia is rich and dynamic. Home to about 700 languages, roughly ten percent of the languages of the world, it offers a wonderful case study for language documentation, multilingualism, emerging new varieties, and, sadly, concerns about language endangerment. Remarkably, in a span of less than 100 years, Indonesian has emerged as a major world language spoken as a first or second language by some 260 million people. Standard Indonesian has been instantiated and developed as a national language, resulting in an increasing number of Indonesians reporting use of Indonesian as a primary language. Along the way, Indonesian has been in contact with hundreds of other languages of Indonesia (both Austronesian and non-Austronesian), colonial languages, as well as a range of other Malay and Malay-based varieties spoken as lingua francas throughout the archipelago. The outcomes of language contact across Indonesia are varied. In some instances, increased knowledge and use of Indonesian is implicated in a shift toward monolingualism and growing endangerment of the local languages of Indonesia, many of which are under-described and under-documented. At the same time, some language varieties are maintained, and yet new varieties (colloquial spoken varieties, regional koines, creoles, and pidgins) are emerging, shifting the multilingual landscape and the socio- indexical features of different language varieties.
The study of linguistics in the Indonesian context is thus largely centered on the focal areas that emerge from the above: language documentation and description, language use in multilingual contexts, language endangerment and vitality, and emerging varieties of spoken Indonesian. Studying the languages of Indonesia in a multifaceted way provides not only critical insight into this rich linguistic landscape, it also offers an opportunity to inform the field of linguistics relevant to the understanding of language ecologies and broader trends in language change and use. We will use these four areas as focal points for the conference as we aim to understand the current state of the field and look to its future, exploring questions such as:
Language documentation and description • What is the state of language documentation and description of the languages of Indonesia, including new varieties? • How does documentation contribute to language description and linguistic typology and vice versa? • What are the best practices for documenting and describing the languages of Indonesia?
Language endangerment and vitality • How should we think about language endangerment and shift in the context of Indonesia? • What are the factors that support the maintenance of local languages and what factors accelerate language shift? • How can we characterize language endangerment scenarios in Indonesia? • What models of language maintenance or revitalization do we have in Indonesia?
Emerging varieties of spoken Indonesian • How can we provide much needed documentation of emerging spoken varieties? Are there shared features of emerging varieties that are unexpected cross-linguistically? • Are emerging varieties of spoken Indonesian stable? And what is the interaction between regional/emerging Indonesian varieties and established Malay, Malayic, and Malay-based varieties? • What is the role of a suprastratal language that has few to no native speakers? What role do new regional koines play in local language ecologies?
Therefore, we are hosting Indonesian Languages and Linguistics: State of the Field conference.
In addition to the conference, we will host Professional Development Event prior to the conference. The event targets graduate students and junior scholars and will be in the forms of roundtable discussions and individual consultation.
The roundtables discussion will cover the following topics: • Submitting abstracts to conferences • Writing a research proposal • Applying for a PhD program abroad • The research article publishing process • Online persona and presences
Date and Venue InLaLi: February 16-18, 2020 at Yustinus Building 15th Fl, Semanggi Campus, Atma Jaya Cathoilc University.
Professional Development Event: February 16, 2020 at Yustinus Building 14th Fl, Semanggi Campus, Atma Jaya Cathoilc University.
Speakers:
Speakers include invited speakers and speakers by abstracts.
They are among others:
Jermy I. Balukh (STIBA Cakrawala Nusantara Kupang); Thomas Conners (University of Maryland) ; Dwi Noverini Djenar (The University of Sydney) ; J.Joseph Errington (Yale University) ; Michael Ewing (The University of Melbourne) ; David Gil (Max Planck Institute) ; Marian Klamer (Leiden University) ; Eri Kurniawan (Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia) ; Allan F Lauder (University Indonesia) ; Multamia RMT Lauder (University Indonesia) ; Bradley McDonnell (University of Hawai’i at Mãnoa) ; Nicholas Palreyman (University of Central Lancashire) ; Bambang Kaswanti Purwo (UNIKA Atma Jaya) ; Sonja Riesberg (University of Cologne, Germany) ; Asako Shiohara (ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Study) ; Antonia Soriente (University of Naples 'L'Orientale) ; Kristian Tamtomo (Atma Jaya University, Yogyakarta) ; Yanti (UNIKA Atma Jaya)
We expect to have a total of 60 presenters and participants for InLaLi and 25 participants for professional development event.
Organizing committee: Abigail C. Cohn (Cornell University) ; Yanti (UNIKA Atma Jaya) ; Thomas Conners (University of Maryland) ; J. Joseph Errington (Yale University) ; Maya Ravindranath Abtahian (University of Rochester) ; Asako Shiohara (ILCAA, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies).
Digital Literacies of Indonesian Secondary Students: What Have We Learned?
BACKGROUND
In this presentation, Associate Professor and Fulbright U.S. Scholar Jayne C. Lammers (Ph.D.; University of Rochester, USA) and Assistant Professor Puji Astuti (Ph.D.; UNNES, Indonesia), present initial findings from their on-going qualitative research. Since December, they have been collecting and analyzing survey and focus group data from SMP and SMA students in Central Java to learn how, when, where, and for what purposes these young people use digital technology, including video games, apps, and social media. As a next step in their abductive analysis, they will share insights and developing theories about digital literacy practices for the purpose of soliciting reactions and questions from the presentation audience – who will act as their community of inquiry.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Center for Southeast Asian Social Studies (CESASS) UGM will conduct this event on:
Date : Friday, 7 February 2020
Time : 09.00 – 11.30 WIB
Venue : CESASS UGM Library
PAU Building, 2nd Floor, East Wing
Jl. Teknika Utara, Sleman
SPEAKERS
Jayne C. Lammers, Ph.D. - Fulbright U.S. Scholar & Associate Professor of University of Rochester, USA
Puji Astuti, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
FURTHER INFORMATION
Faishol Adib, M.A
Email: faishol.adib@aifis.org Mobile: 0815 799 2089
Digital Literacies of Indonesian Secondary Students: What have we learned?
BACKGROUND
In this presentation, Associate Professor and Fulbright U.S. Scholar Jayne C. Lammers (Ph.D.; University of Rochester, USA) and Assistant Professor Puji Astuti (Ph.D.; UNNES, Indonesia), present initial findings from their on-going qualitative research. Since December, they have been collecting and analyzing survey and focus group data from SMP and SMA students in Central Java to learn how, when, where, and for what purposes these young people use digital technology, including video games, apps, and social media. As a next step in their abductive analysis, they will share insights and developing theories about digital literacy practices for the purpose of soliciting reactions and questions from the presentation audience – who will act as their community of inquiry.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Literacy Research Center of UNNES Semarang will conduct this event on:
Date : Wednesday, 5 February 2020
Time : 09.00 – 12.00 WIB
Venue : Ruang Bundar, 2nd Floor
Faculty of Language and Arts UNNES Semarang
SPEAKERS
Jayne C. Lammers, Ph.D. - Fulbright U.S. Scholar & Associate Professor of University of Rochester, USA
Puji Astuti, Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of Universitas Negeri Semarang, Indonesia
FURTHER INFORMATION
Faishol Adib, M.A
Email: faishol.adib@aifis.org Mobile: 0815 799 2089
AGAMA DAN LINGKUNGAN: TEKS DAN KEARIFAN LOKAL
LATAR BELAKANG
Diskusi Serial Agama dan Lingkungan yang pertama ini akan membahas dua hal. Pertama, bagaimana teks agama (Islam) dalam memangdang persoalan lingkungan hidup. Ajaran Islam dengan tegas memberikan anjuran berbuat kebaikan dan tidak berbuat kerusakan (QS al-A’raf: 35 dan 56), menghormati segala makhluk di bumi karena mereka juga umat seperti halnya manusia (QS al-An’am: 38) dan sebagai khalifah, manusia telah sanggup menerima amanah, sedangkan makhluk yang lain seperti langit, bumi, dan gunung-gunung tidak menerimanya (QS a;-Ahzab: 72).
Kedua, bagaimana praktik kearifan lokal dalam menjaga lingkungan hidup. Pembahasan kedua ini akan mengambil kasus masyarakat Bajo, Sulawesi Tenggara dalam menjaga ekosistem laut yang menjadi sumber kehidupan mereka. Masyarakat Bajo adalah kelompok etnis yang unik, karena tidak seperti kebanyakan orang lain yang tinggal di darat, mereka hidup di laut. Masyarakat Bajo percaya bahwa laut adalah warisan besar atau pusaka dari nenek moyang mereka. Laut tidak hanya sebagai tempat untuk hidup atau mencari penghidupan, tetapi jauh lebih dari dari itu, laut adalah jantung untuk seluruh hidup mereka. Pandangan ekologis masyarakat Bajo sangat dipengaruhi oleh kepercayaan asli mereka. Sebagai orang laut yang hidup di laut, mereka memiliki kesadaran bahwa diri mereka, masyarakat mereka, dan kehidupan mereka secara umum adalah bagian dari kehidupan laut itu sendiri.
KEGIATAN
AIFIS bekerjasama dengan LPPM Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama (UNU) Yogyakarta akan menyelenggarakan kegiatan ini pada :
Tanggal : Sabtu, 4 Januari 2020
Waktu : 08.30 – 11.30 WIB
Tempat : Aula Pesantren UNU Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama (UNU) Yogyakarta
Jl. Bantul Km. 8.5 Yogyakarta (Eks Mess Persiba Bantul)
PEMBICARA
Benny Baskara, Ph.D. - AIFIS Fellow, Dosen Universitas Halu Oleo Sulawesi Tenggara
Muhammad Faiq, M.A. - Pengasuh Pesantren UNU DIY
BRAWIJAYA INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY (BICMST) 2020
BACKGROUND
Brawijaya International Conference on Multidisciplinary Sciences and Technology 2020 (BICMST 2020) is an activity carried out by the Forum of Vice-Dean for General and Financial Affairs, Universitas Brawijaya as a series of celebration of the 57th Universitas Brawijaya anniversary. The BICMST 2020 will be held along two days with some activities such as plenary session, oral and poster presentation in multidisciplinary topic with the following theme “Sustainable Future for Human and Natural Resources Development”.
Herewith this theme, the complexities of global problem today can be handled from various points of view which can make the results of the study more comprehensive. The goal of Brawijaya International Conference on Multidisciplinary Sciences and Technology (BICMST) 2020 which is organized by the Forum of Vice Dean for General and Financial Affairs is to be applied as a solution in Indonesia for the challenge we face of including those related to climate change, employment, creative economy, quality improvement for the human resources, educational, social media, and negotiation between institution.
The conference is open for domestic and international students and researchers in the areas. The conference will present keynote speakers from The Vets, Veterinary Clinic – New Zealand, Bandung Institute of Technology, Hiroshima University, Universitas Brawijaya, and speakers from the United States sponsored by AIFIS.
ACTIVITY, DATE, AND VENUE
AIFIS in cooperation with Universitas Brawijaya will contribute to this event on:
Date : January 2-3, 2020
Time : 08.00-18.00
Venue : Widyaloka Building, Universitas Brawijaya Malang, East Java
SPEAKER:
Rebecca S. A. Brittain, Ph.D. Student (AIFIS Fellow 2019)
Department of Anthropology
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Pandangan Ekologis Agama Masyarakat Bajo Di Sulawesi Tenggara, Indonesia
LATAR BELAKANG
Masyarakat Bajo adalah kelompok etnis yang unik, karena tidak seperti kebanyakan orang lain yang tinggal di dasart, mereka hidup di laut. Oleh karena itu mereka lebih dikenal sebagai orang laut. Masyarakat Bajo percaya bahwa laut adalah warisan besar atau pusaka dari nenek moyang mereka. Laut tidak hanya sebagai tempat untuk hidup atau mencari penghidupan, tetapi jauh lebih dari dari itu, laut adalah jantung untuk seluruh hidup mereka. Pandangan ekologis masyarakat Bajo sangat dipengaruhi oleh kepercayaan asli mereka. Sebagai orang laut yang hidup di laut, mereka memiliki kesadaran bahwa diri mereka, masyarakat mereka, dan kehidupan mereka secara umum adalah bagian dari kehidupan laut itu sendiri.
Pandangan ekologis juga mencakup pengetahuan geografis, pengetahuan tentang tempat atau lokasi tertentu, dan memberi nama ke tempat atau lokasi tersebut. Ketika orang-orang darat mengidentifikasi dan memberi nama ke tempat-tempat tertentu di darat, orang Bajo juga mengidentifikasi dan memberi nama ke tempat atau lokasi tertentu di laut. Orang Bajo percaya bahwa di tempat-tempat suci ini dijaga oleh arwah, di mana pemali (tabu) tertentu, aturan khusus atau kode perilaku berlaku di tempat-tempat ini. Suku Bajo juga menganggap bahwa beberapa hewan atau spesies adalah hewan suci, oleh karena itu dilarang menangkap atau mengkonsumsinya.
Meskipun orang Bajo mengembangkan pandangan ekologis mereka berdasarkan kepercayaan asli mereka, tetapi harus diakui bahwa beberapa dari mereka juga terlibat dalam praktik penangkapan ikan illegal. Fakta ini tampaknya ironis dan aneh, karena pandangan ekologis yang didasarkan pada kepercayaan masyarakat adat dianggap sebagai kebijaksanaan dan sesuata yang baik atau etis, dan konservatif, yang berarti mempromosikan semangat untuk melestarikan alam. Namun, keterlibatan beberapa orang Bajo dalam praktik penangkapan ikan ilega adalah sesuatu yang buruk atau tidak etis, dan bahkan merusak alam.
TANGGAL DAN TEMPAT
AIFIS bekerjasama dengan Sekolah Tinggi Agama Islam Yogyakarta (STAIYO) akan menyelenggarakan kegiatan ini pada :
Tanggal : Kamis, 2 Januari 2020
Waktu : 13.00 – 15.00 WIB
Tempat : Auditorium, Sekolah Tinggi Agama Islam Yogyakarta (STAIYO)
JL. Ki Ageng Giring, Bansari Kepek, Wonosari Gunung Kidul
PEMBICARA
Benny Baskara, Ph.D. - AIFIS Fellow, Dosen Universitas Halu Oleo, Sulawesi Tenggara
