Indonesia faces increased intolerance and divides among people of different religions and ethnicities and the threat of violent extremism. The trustbuilding work in Indonesia aims to inspire mutual trust and understanding to increase social cohesion and avoid radicalisation.
Indonesia has been struggling with religious extremism for decades. An extreme form of intolerance has been seen in recent terrorist attacks where sympathisers of ISIL have carried out incidents. Around 700 Indonesians have joined ISIL in Syria, some of whom have returned to Indonesia.
Despite these threats, Indonesian democracy has made impressive progress, which must be maintained toward its national election in 2024. This makes it a strategically relevant moment to put extra energy into working with young people and counter the trend of increased intolerance and extremism.
The project brings together youth interfaith communities. Through workshops and trustbuilding camps, young people get inspired to overcome their differences which empowers them to advocate for positive change.
Custom-designed tools, such as board games, are developed to integrate trustbuilding principles in playful ways to build trustful connections.
M. Anis Alghifari
Digital Content Designer
Oji Fahruroji
Facilitator
Yofrina Octika Gultom
Communications Officer
Miftahul Huda
Project Manager
Ahmad Shalahuddin Mansur
Project Officer
Rinni Meir
Monitoring & Evaluation
Sri Vina Oktaviana
Finance Officer
Ferry Pardosi
Trainer
Nenden Vinna Mutiara Ulfa
Facilitator
Neas Wanimbo
Facilitator
