Tag Archives: climate change

Greta Thunberg’s Journey: From School Strikes to Global Impact

Who doesn’t know Greta Thunberg? Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg, born January 3, 2003, in Stockholm, Sweden, is a prominent environmental activist known for her efforts to combat climate change. Greta comes from a family consisting of an opera singer mother and an actor father. Diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome, commonly classified as an autism spectrum […]

Sumud Flotilla: Steadfastness from the Gaza Sea and the Resistance Against the Humanitarian and Climate Crises

The Global Sumud Flotilla, known in Arabic as Ustul as-Sumud al-‘Alami and sometimes referred to as the Global Freedom Flotilla, is a civil society initiative formed in mid-2025. Its mission is to break the Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip. The movement takes its name from the Arabic word sumud, which means ‘steadfastness’ or ‘resilience,’ […]

Understanding National Farmers’ Day in Indonesia

Every year, September 24 is celebrated as National Farmers’ Day. This commemoration stems from a historic moment during the administration of President Soekarno, when the legal basis for land ownership for the people, especially farmers was passed. This moment became an important milestone in the struggle of farmers in Indonesia, a struggle for justice and […]

#DrawTheLine: Protest for Climate Justice in Indonesia

Jakarta, September 19, 2025, witnessed swarms of people take to the streets in a protest titled #DrawTheLine #ResetIndonesia. From students, communities, and environmental organizations to artists and workers, everyone gathered with one common goal: to demand climate justice, defend democratic space, and fight against the dominance of dirty energy and large corporations that still form […]

Pink, Black, and the Broomstick: The Manifesto of Indonesian Women’s Resistance

The Manifesto of Indonesian Women’s Resistance

Jakarta, September 3, 2025 – Under a calm morning sky, hundreds of women from the Indonesian Women’s Alliance (API) stood in front of the Main Gate of the Indonesian House of Representatives building. They were not merely a crowd but a force for justice, standing in pink and black attire, carrying brooms, posters, and voices […]

Empowering Youth for Climate Action in Indonesia

Malang, July 2025 – Enter Nusantara successfully held Youth ClimActivist 2025 at Kontainer Cafe UMM, Malang, East Java, Indonesia. The two-day event brought together more than 25 representatives of student organizations and communities in Malang to deepen their understanding of climate issues and hone their digital campaigning skills. Climate change is a critical issue today, […]

Low-Emission Travel: Exploring Glodok with Enter Nusantara

Jakarta is known as a dynamic, densely populated city that poses challenges in terms of mobility. According to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry (2024), land transportation in Jakarta contributes to around 47% of energy sector emissions in Indonesia, while the TomTom Traffic Index (2024) report ranks Jakarta as the 69th most congested […]

Clean Energy, Just Future: Hopes from Enter Nusantara’s Learning Space

The climate crisis is no longer a future threat but a reality we must face today. A report by the International Energy Agency (IEA, 2023) stated that more than 73% of global greenhouse gas emissions come from the energy sector. In Indonesia, the energy sector contributes more than 60% of national emissions, with a heavy […]

Illuminating with the Sun, Continuing Buya’s Legacy

Renewable energy has become a necessity to be implemented amid the threat of climate crisis; it is no longer a matter of future discourse, it must already be present in our society today. On Saturday, August 2, 2025, Muslim for Shared Action on Climate Impact (MOSAIC) Indonesia, in collaboration with the Central Leadership of Muhammadiyah, […]

Power to People: It’s time for communities to lead the energy transition

Talking about the climate crisis is not just about environmental issues; it is also about social justice. Energy needs sometimes only often benefit urban communities, while those from remote villages in Indonesia to indigenous communities and other vulnerable groups, those who have been the least in contributing emissions, are the most affected. One form of […]