While the title of my tour is Stories That Matter, it does not simply mean bringing about Dayak and Kalimantan issues to different audiences in another countries. This is a journey where every indigenous person can find his place and speak his voice, because their stories matter.
Again, I am honored to be invited as APWT's guest for this year conference that will be held in Griffith University, Gold Coast, Australia on 5-7 December 2018. I am excited to come and of course introducing my latest book ME, MODERNISM AND MY INDIGENOUS ROOT that will share my experience in discovering my identity as an indigenous Dayak Maanyan woman who was born in the 20th century when digitalization has been overtaking human's world!
Join us for a short film screening, conversation adn Q & A with Dayak Activist and Brisbane Climate Activist!
Address : Kuripa Hall, West End
Tuesday November 27 2018 at 7pm
This is an adventure to bring forth the ancient sounds from my beloved homeland, Kalimantan, to the world. Just in next few weeks, I will be bringing these stories to Oz. Dayak music, dance and song will come to four cities along with film showcase, talk and book launch.
Jagadhita is such a powerful word to represent the beauty and the struggle of indigenous people. When we are in the position to be victim of the supreme forms of capitalism, we choose to be a hero for the sake of our communities and in our own place.
Dear all, I am so excited to tell that I will join a conference in Solo, just in a few days ahead!
Young people from East to the West, from Sabang to Merauke, will come together for three days to lift Jesus' name higher! Rather than an event, this is more likely to a family gathering, because Jesus said we are one body in Christ.
Click here if you want to know more about this conference. I hope to see you there. God bless!
