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21 décembre 2017

Demi rekonsiliasi, memahami sejarah tragedi 1965 harus menyeluruh

The ConversationHampir setiap tahun pada bulan September isu dan pemberitaan mengenai tragedi 1965 mewarnai diskusi ruang publik Indonesia. Semenjak berakhirnya rezim Orde Baru, marak perdebatan mengenai pelbagai tafsiran dan bukti baru mengenai tragedi tersebut. Sebelumnya, selama lebih dari tiga dekade tafsiran yang berbeda dari versi Orde Baru mengenai tragedi 1965 dilarang. More...
21 décembre 2017

Wallacea: laboratorium hidup evolusi

The ConversationKepulauan di Indonesia bagian tengah—antara Jawa, Bali dan Kalimantan di barat dan Papua di wilayah paling timur Indonesia—adalah area yang penuh keajaiban, sebuah laboratorium hidup untuk mempelajari evolusi. More...
21 décembre 2017

Improving education inclusion for disabled people in Indonesia

The ConversationDecember 3 has become a day of action and celebration for furthering the rights of people with disabilities around the world. An Indonesia-Australia collaboration has looked into whether Indonesian schools, including Islamic institutions, open their doors to disabled people. More...
21 décembre 2017

The constitutional right to education is long overdue

The ConversationPublic school funding has shrunk over the past decade. School discipline rates reached historic highs. Large achievement gaps persist. And the overall performance of our nation’s students falls well below our international peers. More...
21 décembre 2017

I resigned from the Social Mobility Commission because of the British government’s dismal record

The ConversationThe constrained opportunities of children who grow up in less affluent households is not just an issue of natural justice but also of wasted talents. In an era of stagnant productivity and wages, poor social mobility represents an economic as well as a social cost to Britain. And Britain’s record on social mobility is among the worst in advanced countries, along with the US and Italy. More...
21 décembre 2017

Can college ‘promise’ programs deliver?

The ConversationThe Seattle Promise College Tuition program is part of a growing “college promise movement.” More than 200 free college promise programs now operate in 42 states, and many of these programs were created in the last few years. More...
21 décembre 2017

Five winter adventure stories to build a global mindset

The ConversationI am a university instructor, teaching child development, early years foundations and cultural competency. A former regional director at the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and elementary teacher in Micronesia, I have also travelled the globe witnessing great diversity in how families plan their winter adventures. More...
21 décembre 2017

The internet is giving a voice to those on the margins – losing net neutrality will take it away

The ConversationIt’s easy to argue that the internet as it exists now is not “neutral”, with some companies and websites creating tech empires and online monopolies. But the decision of US telecoms watchdog, the Federal Communications Commission, to remove regulations that overtly guarantee net neutrality – the basic principle that all information on the internet should be treated equally and should be equally accessible – will certainly not improve matters. More...
21 décembre 2017

Five great reads to help teens become critical thinkers

The ConversationYoung adults who are, perhaps, still figuring out their needs don’t need to be overburdened with books they won’t like. The last thing we want is for a young reader to get turned off and lose out on the immeasurable benefits reading provides. More...
21 décembre 2017

Transphobia, Islamophobia and the free speech alibi

The ConversationWhile Voltaire may not have actually uttered those words, he did say: “Tolerance has never provoked a civil war; intolerance has covered the Earth in carnage.”
Both sentiments have come into play during recent debates about free speech in two varying contexts: University classes regarding the use of gender-neutral pronouns and in the framing of the House of Commons Motion 103 combating Islamophobia. More...
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