Connect and Collaborate with your YSEALI Fellows

These pages are for fellows that are actively under a YSEALI Academic Program.

Sonya Victoria Akoit, Indonesia

Miss Sonya Victoria Akoit is a passionate advocate for civic engagement and community empowerment from Atambua, East Nusa Tenggara (NTT), a border city with Timor-Leste. She has played a key role in youth representation, public health, and literacy initiatives, particularly in tackling stunting through the GenRe Forum and amplifying children's voices in the Children’s Forum.
Her dedication to grassroots development extends to her involvement in Indorelawan, where she works to improve literacy and community empowerment. Beyond her organizational roles, she actively volunteers in education, literacy, and environmental programs, believing that a region’s progress is defined not just by its natural wealth but by the strength of its people.

 

 

 

Rendy Gobel, Indonesia

Rendy Gobel is a student in Primary Education at Gorontalo State University Who is passionate and deeply committed to improving education by creating learning experiences that are fun, meaningful, and engaging for children. Through his creativity and dedication, Rendy works to inspire a love of learning in young students with projects to develop their interest in learning through a development of learning media such as BERKAWAN (Berjelajah Kawasan Nusantara) as well as doing Social Project in Gorontalo to enhance the understanding of Digital Literacy in Primary School. By combining his interests in education and hands-on actinon, he strives to make a positive impact, not only in the classroom but also in the wider community, helping children grow with knowledge and confidence.

 

 

Kauna Bismie Abargiel, Indonesia

Ms. Kauna is a passionate educator from Sumenep, East Java, dedicated to expanding access to education for all. She holds a bachelor's degree in English Education from UIN Maliki Malang and is currently pursuing a master's degree in the same field at State Malang University. With experience teaching in diverse environments, she now serves as a residential educator at Thursina Islamic International Boarding School, where she supports students' academic and personal development.
Believing in education as a powerful tool for empowerment, Kauna co-founded PKBM Muslimat NU Sumenep in 2021, a learning center that provides equivalency programs for individuals unable to pursue formal education, particularly adult learners and school dropouts. Since its founding, the center has educated over 100 students. Kauna’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that meaningful change starts with individual action. Through empathy and dedication, she strives to create an inclusive education system where no one is left behind.

 

 

Muhammad Rizky Asfarada, Indonesia

Mr. Muhammad Rizky Asfarada, commonly known as Asfa, graduated with honors in Nursing Science from Universitas Hasanuddin, earning the title of Most Outstanding Student. He is the former President of the Nursing Student Association at UNHAS and Vice President of the Indonesian Nursing Student Union. Asfa represented Southeast Asian nursing students at the World Health Assembly by WHO for the International Council of Nurses, advocating for global nursing standards. Currently, he works as a Registered Nurse in an Oil and Gas company in Indonesia.
In late 2022, Asfa founded Nursing Impact, an initiative supporting communities with low socio-economic backgrounds, collaborating with NGOs to provide health services. He organized a mini medical check-up and gave health education, then published a scientific article to ensure the results of this community service contribute to knowledge that can inspire others. Asfa’s commitment to healthcare extends to his workplace’s Islamic charity, where he leads health promotions and mass circumcision programs. “Helping others is not difficult; what’s difficult is having the intention to do it.”


Sarah Sahda Shabirah, Indonesia

Sarah Sahda Shabirah graduated with an Associate’s Degree in Computer Science from Universitas Brawijaya, Indonesia. With a strong passion for the intersection of design and technology, she is currently working as a UI/UX Designer at Kata.ai, a leading conversational AI company in Indonesia, where she contributes to designing intuitive and human-centered digital experiences. Beyond her professional role, Sarah is the initiator of Manifolks, a nonprofit community that advocates for inclusive STEM education, particularly for children with disabilities and those living in rural areas across Indonesia. Through this initiative, she has successfully reached and supported more than 50 children in Malang, introducing them to the world of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through creative, fun and simple learning methods. Sarah is deeply committed to empowering marginalized communities and believes that impact can begin with small, consistent steps. For her, making a difference doesn’t require being someone great from the start , it starts with intention, empathy, and action.

 

 

Eduardus Robert Arminanto, Indonesia

Eduardus Robert Arminanto is a law graduate passionate about civic engagement and youth empowerment. He founded Berperqara.ID, an educational platform that enhances legal literacy among Generation Z, providing legal information, training, and consultations. Under his leadership, the platform has delivered impactful advocacy, including the relocation of street vendors in Surabaya. Eduardus is also the initiator of Revisi Jakarta, a youth activism platform that monitors government policies affecting Jakarta’s young generation while boosting youth political participation, currently at just 4%. Additionally, through Skripsi Bola, he supports students researching football-related topics by providing data, experts, and education. Eduardus has represented his initiatives in various programs, combining collaborative leadership, cross-sectoral project management, and action-driven strategies. He envisions creating equitable opportunities through civic engagement and believes in empowering the youth to shape their future actively.

 

 

Muhammad Raihan Ramadhan Tatroman, MD (Candidate), Indonesia

Mr. Muhammad Raihan Ramadhan Tatroman earned his Bachelor of Medicine from Universitas Syiah Kuala (USK) and is a Doctor of Medicine candidate. Passionate about maternal and child health, he is committed to enhancing healthcare access and education for future generations. Recognized as USK Faculty of Medicine’s 2nd Most Outstanding Student in 2021, Raihan actively participates in research and scientific meetings. Beyond academics, he has held leadership roles as Advisory Board and Secretary of Academics for AMSA-Indonesia and Advisory Board Member for AMSA-USK. His dedication to medical education and professional development extends to various international programs, representing Indonesia in IISMA (UK), IFMSA (France), AMSEP (Thailand), and AMSC (UK). Raihan is also deeply involved in community outreach programs, working as a program supervisor and volunteer to improve public health initiatives within his medical organizations. He believes that “all forms of life are valuable—education and perseverance are the keys to better health.”

 

 

Nefertiti Ludony, Indonesia

Miss Nefertiti Ludony was a Bachelor of Business Administration from Nusa Cendana University. As a freelancer, she is also passionate about volunteering in the Puan Bisa Community. Having started two years ago, this volunteering journey had brought her becoming the Co-Leader of Puan Bisa Festival 2023. She also actively volunteered in youth empowerment events. “Being conscientiously aware of the ever-developing stages that society must go through is the first step to becoming a mature society.” One thing for sure, this has to be personally realized by her local society.

 

 

 

 

Rahmatussyifa, Indonesia

Rahmatussyifa is a final-year International Marketing Management student at Syiah Kuala University, Indonesia. With over three years of experience as a tourism ambassador at the Department of Tourism and Creative Economy of Indonesia in Central Aceh, he has been dedicated to empowering indigenous communities and villagers to achieve financial well-being through local resources and tourism-based activities. As the founder of Tumbuh Desa (Growing Village) & Ekspedisi Pemimpin Indonesia, Rahmad is committed to fostering entrepreneurship, tourism, and cultural preservation as drivers of sustainable economic growth. His initiatives have supported five tourism-based villages, organized 30+ practical workshops, developed 10+ sustainable product innovations, and engaged 500+ volunteers across Indonesia. Inspired by Mohammad Hatta’s words, "Indonesia will shine not from a great torch in Jakarta, but from small candles in villages," Rahmad believes true progress starts in villages. Through sustainable entrepreneurship and tourism, he strives to ignite these “small lights,” fostering inclusive, community-driven growth.

 

 

Fazhaliani Shariffatul' Muna, Indonesia

Fazhaliani Shariffatul' Muna is a final-year student pursuing a Bachelor of Media and Communication at Albukhary International University, Malaysia. She was awarded the prestigious Cendekia BAZNAS-AIU Scholarship, an accolade that underscores her academic excellence and commitment to impactful social contributions. In her tenure as the Director of the Press, Media, & Information Bureau at the Overseas Indonesian Students’ Association Alliance (OISAA-PPI Dunia) 2024/25, Fazhaliani demonstrated exceptional leadership in promoting international collaborations and cross-cultural understanding. Her professional pursuits currently include working as a correspondent journalist abroad for notable Indonesian television stations such as Metro TV, Liputan6, and Trans7.
Fazhaliani’s passion extends beyond the media realm into advocacy for inclusive education. She founded an NGO focusing on children’s literacy, channeling resources to establish schools that serve street and immigrant children in Indonesia and Malaysia. This initiative embodies her commitment to bridging educational gaps and empowering underserved communities. In addition to her professional and philanthropic endeavors, Fazhaliani actively contributes to research writing, particularly in the areas of human rights, education, and journalism. Her works reflect her steadfast dedication to creating a more equitable and informed world. She firmly believes in the transformative power of education, saying, "Knowledge is the seed of change, and compassion is the water that helps it grow."

 

Dinda Audreya Azhari Barenns, Indonesia

Ms. Dinda Audreya Azhari Barenns, a psychology graduate from Udayana University, Bali, graduated cum laude with a passion for educational psychology, particularly focusing on children and students with special needs. During her college years, she achieved remarkable accolades, including a gold medal at the International Science and Invention Fair 2022 for creating a language-learning board game for deaf students, winning multiple psychology poster and infographic competitions, and being crowned Bali Tourism Ambassador 2023. Her professional experience includes working as a shadow teacher, learning support, and assistant psychologist, which has deepened her understanding of supporting children with diverse needs. She has also contributed to various voluntary organizations addressing children’s issues and served as a youth consultant for the United Nations Indonesia Country Office. Currently, she creates psychology-focused content and leads the @anakberdaya initiative, advocating for equal access to quality education for all children.

 

 

Fegi Azizah Hanum, Indonesia

Ms. Fegi Azizah Hanum holds a Master of Science in Psychology with honors and was awarded the Gunadarma University Scholarship, enabling her to complete her bachelor's and master's degrees within five years due to her outstanding academic achievements in 2019. Fegi is passionate about research and programs aimed at addressing workplace bullying and gender- based violence in Indonesia. While at university from 2022 to 2024, she gained valuable insights into workplace dynamics through her experience as an assistant consultant at an HR consultancy company. Additionally, she founded and led a mental health community while volunteering in various psychological services, advocating for mental well-being across different aspects of life. She firmly believes that "Establishing clear policies and regulations is essential to raising awareness of mental health, which will contribute to Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) 3.4 for mental health and SDG 8 for decent work."

 

 

Amiruddin, Indonesia

Mr. Amiruddin (Amir) is an undergraduate International Relations student at Universitas Islam Indonesia, currently working on his thesis. He is an active advocate for accessibility for vulnerable and marginalized groups, having founded AKSESable, an organization dedicated to raising collective awareness on disability issues, particularly related to accessibility. Amir is also committed to personal growth and development, having participated in various activities and programs, such as attending conferences in Malaysia, a workshop in Perth (Western Australia), and receiving leadership scholarships from Young Leaders for Indonesia by McKinsey & Company and a scholarship from Hana Bank (South Korea). He is driven by the belief that "despite the limitations, perseverance and the fight for justice will always lead to progress.”

 

 

 

Muhammad Luqman, Indonesia

Muhammad Luqman is a passionate design student interested in art, design, and community empowerment, with a focus on the intersection of these fields. As an interior design student at Bandung Institute of Technology, he delved into social approaches, exemplified by his final thesis project titled "Interior Design of the Literacy Center: Enhancing Community Engagement in Reading and Cognitive Development in Semarang". Additionally, he founded his social initiative, TuturKami, in 2023, which aims to tackle low literacy rates through fun-based learning for marginalized children. Aligned with SDGs 1, 3, 4, 10, and 17, TuturKami has positively impacted over 50 children, empowered more than 110 youths, distributed 200 children’s books, and published six books. The project received funding from the West Java ITB Alumni Association and the Directorate of Student Affairs of ITB. Through his advocacy, Luqman has represented Indonesia in various youth exchange programs in Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, and Russia.

 

 

Nadya Nurina Fortuna, Indonesia

Ms. Nadya is a final-year Psychology student at Brawijaya University, passionate about multiculturalism, talent development, and mental health awareness. She was a GKS Non-Degree exchange awardee in South Korea and has actively participated in leadership and professional experiences. She was part of Impactional, as an HR Staff in Talent & Development, where she developed training programs and supported growth. Nadya also interned at Kalawa Atei Mental Hospital, assisting psychologists in patient assessments. As Student Chair of Psychology MBKM PKKM, she led 50 students in community programs and served as HR Director at 180 Degrees Consulting – Brawijaya University, ensuring talent optimization. Due to her passion for education, she volunteered with Garuda Nusa Youth Action #4 in East Nusa Tenggara, leading the Thousand Dreams program and facilitating teaching and counseling. Nadya has contributed to international events like the International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology and International British Innovation, Invention, Technology Exhibition.

Krisman Heriamsal, Indonesia

Krisman Heriamsal is a graduate student in the Master's Program in International Relations at Universitas Gadjah Mada, Yogyakarta. He is awarded the LPDP Scholarship from the Indonesian Ministry of Finance. His academic focus includes International Security, Diplomacy, Peace Studies, and Foreign Policy. Krisman has published articles in journals and platforms like Modern Diplomacy and Kumparan, contributing to discussions on Indonesia's diplomatic role. Previously, he worked as a presenter at TVRI West Sulawesi and represented Indonesia at the Bali Democracy Student Conference. He also participated in a Student Mobility program across Malaysia, Singapore, and Thailand. In 2024, he won Best Speaker at the International Conference on Social Sciences in Colombo, Sri Lanka, addressing Indonesia's food security. Krisman is an active volunteer in environmental and educational initiatives and developing Yayasan Kalimbua, a community he founded in 2022, emphasizing the importance of preserving nature as an invaluable legacy.

 

 

Nabilah Luthfatur Rohmah, Indonesia

Nabilah Luthfatur Rohmah holds a Master’s degree in Geography from Universitas Gadjah Mada, specializing in marine and coastal ecosystems. As an Environmental Economics Research Assistant at WRI Indonesia, she conducts research on Ocean Accounts for Blue Carbon Ecosystems. She is also a content creator through her social media platform, @akunrotg, where she actively shares educational content and promotes environmental awareness. Additionally, she engages in various environmental initiatives and remains dedicated to ocean protection and sustainable marine resource management

 

 

 

 

Indah Rosita Dewi, Indonesia

As an Environmental Science graduate with a focus on ESG & Impact, CSR, and Sustainability, I began my professional journey with Prevented Ocean Plastic Southeast Asia (POPSEA) right after graduation. Being part of Sustainability POPSEA and the YSEALI AFP 2025 fills me with hope, as I move closer to my passion for environmentalism. I am committed to driving positive change and creating a lasting impact in the fight against plastic pollution. Here's to a future with cleaner oceans and a more sustainable world for all! 

 

 

 

 

Katty Febriliani Rahayu, Indonesia
Ms. Katty Febriliani Rahayu graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with Honors from Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia. She is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in the Green Chemistry and Sustainability program at Chulalongkorn University, Thailand, supported by an ASEAN graduate scholarship. Katty’s achievements include winning the Climate Innovation League 2022 with the Briqcoff team, organized by Ecoxyztem Venture Builder and the European Union. She was also recognized as the Best Presenter in the Green Chemistry Category at Chulalongkorn University’s graduate symposium. Passionate about sustainability, Katty and Briqcoff Team initiated Coflection, a coffee waste collection program funded by Pijar Foundation through its Global Future Builder initiative in Surabaya, Indonesia. She envisions utilizing waste as raw materials to create innovative solutions that align with circular economy principles and promote environmental remediation. With her dedication to green chemistry, Katty strives to drive meaningful, sustainable impacts in her field.

 

 

Widiartyasari Prihatdini, Indonesia
Ms. Widiartyasari Prihatdini graduated from Bachelor of Science in Chemistry with Honours from Gadjah Mada University (UGM). Arty is a environment consultant and researcher since 2023, which her work focuses on technological adaptation for sustainable transition, low-carbon economy, and GEDSI in energy transition and renewable energy. She actively volunteered in education and public health-related programs and currently build her community which advocates just participation and inclusive opportunity for all in green job; Society of Renewable Energy Women (@srewomen). She believes that "To achieve the Net Zero Target and increase the renewable energy mix, we must never forget to involve women and provide equity for accessing the benefit from each of the development stage, as they also shape this community as we are right now."

 

 

 


Esya Ariel Asyam Umarah, Indonesia

Esya Ariel Asyam Umarah is a student of Forest Conservation at Hasanuddin University, Indonesia. During his study, Esya quickly became interested in community-led conservation and climate change. He is actively involved in ecology and primate research in collaboration with San Diego State University and Georgia State University. During this collaboration, Esya spent time interviewing locals about their interaction with nature and collecting data correlated with climate change. Later on, he spent time being an interpreter for a climate change workshop, welcoming guests from South and Southeast Asia to learn about indigenous community’s climate change adaptation. Esya aims to address the complex dimension of conservation: that to preserve nature wisely, we must acknowledge many dimensions, such as human and nature.

 

 

Azzahra Sefta Soleha, Indonesia

Azzahra Sefta Soleha is a passionate advocate for sustainability, education, and community empowerment. As the Program Chairperson of Pangan Kito under the Ruang Pangan initiative, she leads efforts to reduce food waste by promoting innovative, community-driven solutions in Lampung, Indonesia. Her involvement with PanganKito reflects her commitment to educating schoolchildren about food waste and sustainability through interactive and inclusive programs. Azzahra is also the founder of ZipiziKids, a creative learning community that provides game- based English education for primary school students, blending fun and language learning to inspire young minds. Her work bridges her expertise in English education and her dedication to environmental awareness, empowering future generations to communicate effectively and act responsibly for a sustainable future.

 

 

 

Andine Fahira Lubis, Indonesia
Ms. Andine Fahira Lubis, graduated with a Bachelor of Law from Universitas Sumatera Utara, where her undergraduate thesis focused on environmental law. Her passion for this field led her to become an advocacy officer at WALHI North Sumatra, where she engages in policy advocacy consisting legal research, drafting policy briefs, and assisting in defending environmental defenders facing criminalization. She has organized activities related to inclusive governance in environmental rights and facilitated community engagement on sustainable development in villages such as Kwala Serapuh, North Sumatra. Andine is active as a speaker on topics such as environmental rights and climate change in various leadership activities. She also participated in the Indonesian-Australian Environmental Law Internship, where she researched the shortcomings of Indonesian Conservation Law.
With a strong interest in environmental advocacy and human rights, Andine believes that “a healthy and safe environment is a fundamental human right that must be upheld.”

Wynona Salsabila Hafiz, Indonesia

Ms. Wynona Salsabila Hafiz is a Master's student in Industrial Engineering at Universitas Indonesia (UI), supported by the prestigious Fast Track scholarship, and a Cum Laude graduate of the same program. She is the Founder of Aku Pakai Lokal, a community advocating for social and economic empowerment by supporting Indonesian MSMEs and promoting local products. Previously, Wynona has interned at GrabOVO, AstraPay, and Gojek, specializing in market research and customer insights. Her leadership experience includes Coordinator of Assistants at the Ergonomics Centre Laboratory UI, Head of Strategic Studies at IMTI FTUI, and Vice Project Officer of Stage of Art UI. Wynona was crowned Miss Hijab Indonesia 2024 and recognized as a Top 30 Engineering Women Unilever Leadership Fellow 2023. She has also delivered keynote speeches at international conferences in Italy and Bangladesh. Wynona is passionate about empowering women, supporting local businesses, and driving sustainable economic growth.

 

 

Daniel Limantara, Indonesia
Daniel, also known as Daniel Limantara, founded Neo Historia Indonesia in 2019, a community media focused on retelling history in the most fun way possible. Born in Medan from a humble Chinese-Indonesian family in the Northern part of Sumatra, Daniel graduated with a 3,57 GPA cum laude in Eka Prasetya School of Business with a Bachelor of Management degree. With a deep affection toward history and philosophy, Daniel is pursuing a master's degree at the Kingdom School of Theology in Jakarta. Daniel is actively engaged in public discussion, promoting democracy and boosting literacy in Indonesian society. Daniel, an admirer of Plato, Herodotus, Sima Qian, Jesus Christ, St. Augustine, Kierkegaard, Thomas Paine, Albert Camus, and Franz Kafka, believes the future belongs to those who learn history and philosophy. For we are learning the past to create a better tomorrow

 

 

 

Yamin Ulunggi, Indonesia
I am Yamin Ulunggi, I am the first year student at University of Baliem Papua in Wamena, Indonesia. Since I was in the Senior High School, I was an outstanding student who participated in the competitions. Besides that, I also the top 3 categories of my academic report in Senior high school from grade 1 until graduated. I active in to the village’s organization to support the juniors who urbanize to get the education. I actively volunteered to several foundation engaged in the field of environmental protection such as (YAPENDA). This foundation is engaging to plan the trees and also cleaning rubbish ( Papua Trada Sampah). I engage to run the small business in my village in Nisikni while running it, I educated the local people in village of how to run the business. I believe that, “business is the key to be successful”.

 

 

 

 

Syekh Arpi Ageng, Indonesia

Syekh Arpi Ageng is a Computer Science graduate passionate about leveraging technology to improve educational access. He founded Luarkampus, an AI-powered platform helping over 6,500 students secure scholarships, with 6 million monthly visits.
He actively mentors students in Indonesia's Wirausaha Merdeka Khatulistiwa program and has volunteered in Kalimantan's conservation efforts. Recently, Syekh received the National Pioneer Youth Award in Technology Innovation from Indonesia’s Ministry of Youth and Sports.
Ageng’s academic interests lie at the intersection of technology, innovation, and education. He is committed to creating impactful solutions that empower underprivileged communities through technology.

 

 

 

Hana Abelia Putri, Indonesia
Ms. Hana Abelia Putri, graduated with Bachelor of Chemistry Education with Honours from Syiah Kuala University and was awarded as most outstanding studentpreneur of Syiah Kuala University. She is currently serving as a cooperative entrepreneurship manager at Coopreneur Society Company and also CEO and Founder at her own business. In October 2023 she got a funding from Sharia Bank of Indonesia and she has been allocating 50% of this funding to empowering 2 local palm farmers and she made a corporate social responsibility to support their children. Additionally, she earned multiple award from Bank of Indonesia, The Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs of Indonesia as digital marketing, Pegadaian Indonesia, and The Ministry of Education of Indonesia. She is passionate about creating an Islamic ecosystem that fosters competition, collaboration, and mutual support among MSMe in Aceh so they can contribute to Indonesia’s economic development.

 

 

 

Amaraduhita Laksmi Prabhaswari (Rara), Indonesia
Rara is a final-year law student at University of Indonesia, majoring in business & technology law and was awarded the “Most Outstanding Student.” She is also holding a Bachelor Degree in Communication from LSPR. She has interest in the knowledge of intellectual property rights, personal data protection, cybersecurity, arbitration, trade and investment, also creative economy. She was a legal intern at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Commission I of the House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia. Currently, she actively building her own florist business (Timea Floristry) and her own woman empowerment community (Srikandi Berkarya). She was also a delegation in the Asian Creative Economy Youth Summit 2024. She has a dream to become a technology, media, and telecommunication lawyer and empower youth and marginalized women in the highlight of support from technology and digital economy.

 

 

Luthfi Misbachul Munir, Indonesia

Mr. Luthfi Misbachul Munir is a final-year Computer Engineering student at the University of Indonesia (UI) passionate about leadership, business, and technology. For his academic excellence and leadership potential, Luthfi was awarded the prestigious Tanoto Foundation scholarship.
Luthfi’s interests lie at the intersection of leadership, business, and technology, where he explores how these domains can merge to create innovative solutions. This is exemplified through his latest project, OcuLab, an app aimed at improving tuberculosis (TBC) diagnostics through digital pathology. By leveraging technology, OcuLab enhances sensitivity and specificity in detecting acid-fast bacteria, addressing critical healthcare challenges and contributing to the fight against tuberculosis while showcasing Luthfi’s commitment to innovation and impact.
Luthfi participated in the Mahidol University Summer Exchange Program, where he studied Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He believes integrating leadership and business with technology can empower communities, foster innovation, and create sustainable solutions to global challenges.

 

 

 

Ridho Nur Hidayat, Indonesia

Ridho Nur Hidayat is currently in his final year at Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa (Untirta). As a recipient of the prestigious Bank Indonesia Scholarship, he has cultivated a wealth of experience as an ambassador in various capacities. He has served as a university ambassador, a regional ambassador for Tangerang Regency, and a language ambassador. Notably, he earned the second-best award as a Language Ambassador for Banten Province, showcasing his proficiency in three languages: his local dialect, Bahasa Indonesia, and a foreign language.  Ridho’s active involvement as an ambassador stems from his unwavering passion for serving his country, Indonesia. Driven by a deep sense of dedication and a commitment to contribute to the nation’s growth, he consistently strives to make a meaningful impact through his efforts and abilities.

 

 

 

Richmond Faithful, Indonesia

Richmond Faithful graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and discovered his passion for technology during his sophomore year and currently works as a Senior IT CSS at a leading global hosting company. While still a student, Richmond founded Reforcia, Indonesia’s first career-switcher community, that empowers young professionals to achieve their full career potential. He's also part of leadership programs like Young Leaders for Indonesia (YLI) by Mckinsey and Wzard.co’s altMBA.
Beyond his professional role, Richmond serves as an executive committee member for Apple Developer Academy, Product Community Leader for Indonesia Product Community, tutor and ambassador for Arqus Alliance (under the European Commission), and a Fellow for University Innovation Fellows (UIF) by Stanford d.School where he championed initiatives that merge technologies with economic movements within his network. Richmond believes in the transformative power of collaboration and education to bridge gaps and foster growth, dedicating himself to creating meaningful, lasting impact.

 

 

Nur Aulia, Indonesia

Nur Aulia is a distinguished graduate in Accounting from Sambas State Polytechnic, where she earned the title of the best graduate. Her eloquence and leadership shone brightly as she represented her institution during her graduation speech, inspiring her fellow students. Nur Aulia is also the co-founder of Tenun Sambas Dinta, a venture that highlights her commitment to cultural preservation and entrepreneurship. In 2022, she represented Sambas State Polytechnic at the Mukah Polytechnic Sarawak International Student Exchange Program, focusing on entrepreneurship and English proficiency. Furthermore, in 2023, she participated in the Australia-Indonesia Youth Exchange Program (AIYEP), further enhancing her international exposure and networking skills. Nur Aulia embodies the spirit of innovation and economic empowerment, believing that "Innovation is the key that unlocks the potential of our dreams, leading us toward a future where entrepreneurship thrives and communities flourish."

 

 
A Aksa Nur Irwan, Indonesia

Mr. A Aksa Nur Irwan, graduated with a Bachelor of Computer Science and is currently providing services as a contractor and freelancer on the world’s largest services marketplace, Upwork. With experience in over 20 digital product development projects spanning NGOs and the private sector.
Previously, Aksa served as the leader of the Research and Technology Department at the UMI Student Research Development Center, where he spearheaded initiatives to research solutions for local community challenges. This experience ignited his passion for leveraging digital innovation to tackle uncertainty, bridge information gaps, and address the lack of available data within communities.
Aksa actively participates in international digital projects, driven by his belief that Innovation hold the key to overcoming societal challenges and creating sustainable solutions for the future.

 

 

Munia Putri, Indonesia

Munia Putri is a final-year Financial Management student at Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta and the Most Outstanding Student in the Management Program in 2024. She is passionate about finance, technology, and sustainability. Her achievements include being a finalist in the National Student Scientific Week (PIMNAS) and the Student Exhibition in Information Technology (GEMASTIK), organized by the National Achievement Center. She also reached the finals of Bank Indonesia's Hackathon with BeaLink, an AI chatbot simplifying Customs- related information and calculations, earning recognition from Customs authorities. Munia is deeply interested in sustainability, particularly carbon taxes and the circular economy, and is currently pursuing related courses. She also proposed an eco-friendly submerged data center powered by wave energy to boost coastal economies. With her achievements and dedication, Munia aims to merge finance, technology, and sustainability to create impactful solutions for the future.

Amos Shifrieth Makalew, Indonesia
Shifrieth Makalew is a Government Science student at Hasanuddin University. He serves as the President of Unhas Model United Nations and is the Co-Founder of Love Respect, an pshycoeducation initiative promoting awareness of healthy relationships. Recognized as the Most Innovative Researcher in the UNESCO Youth as Researchers program, Amos has conducted research on International Sustainable and Democratic Governance. His passion for diplomacy, policy research, and youth empowerment has led him to represent Indonesia in various academic and leadership platforms. Through his work, he strives to foster critical discussions, advocate for inclusive policymaking, and drive positive societal change.

 

 

 

 

Vivian Wijayanti, Indonesia
Ms. Vivian Wijayanti earned a Bachelor of International Relations degree from BINUS University and received the Magna Cumlaude Graduate Award. Vivian was selected appointed as the Indonesian Delegates Representative in the US Indo-Pacific Statecraft Matters for South and Southeast Asia (USIPPS) program, UMSS Summit 2022, ASEAN Youth Dialogue 2023, ASEAN Green Jobs Forum 2024, and Global Peace Leadership Corps International Fellows. In her volunteer activities, she engaged in ASEAN Youth Organization as ASEAN Youth Organization Indonesia Chapter Country Director from 2023 to 2024, which contributed to her passion in Youth Empowerment and Engagement initiatives. 

 

 

 

 

Taufiq Pangestu, Indonesia

Taufiq Pangestu is a Geophysical Engineering graduate from the Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) and the Founder & Executive Leader of Aneswara Project, a social initiative focused on youth empowerment, education, and sustainability.
He served as a Student Representative at ITB’s Board of Trustees, advocating for 27,000+ students and contributing to ITB’s #1 sustainability ranking in Indonesia (QS WUR 2024). He has also conducted research on food security and environmental sustainability, collaborating with key stakeholders.
Taufiq has won national innovation awards, including the Pertamina CoRE Grant and WRI Indonesia Ideathon, showcasing his expertise in geospatial analysis and environmental solutions.
As a YSEALI Academic Fellow (Society & Governance), he is eager to exchange ideas and drive social impact through policy, technology, and leadership.
"Leadership is about empowering others and fostering sustainable change" 

 

 

Ibnu Alif Daffa Gymnastiar, Indonesia

Ibnu Alif Daffa Gymnastiar is a penultimate-year International Relations student at Hasanuddin University. Born and raised in Jayapura, Ibnu moved to Makassar to pursue higher education and explore his passion for diplomacy and politics.
Ibnu's dedication to these fields has led him to represent Indonesia at prestigious international platforms, including AFMAM+ Japan 2023, the Rainforest Youth Summit 2024, the Asian Undergraduate Symposium by NUS Singapore, and the Blue Ocean Summer Camp Tianjin University, China. In 2023, he founded Indonesian Youth Diplomacy (IYD) South Sulawesi, an inclusive platform empowering 500+ youth on governance and global issues.
His achievements culminated in receiving Hasanuddin University's "First Most Outstanding Student" award in 2024, a distinction earned among 15,000 undergraduate students. Ibnu is committed to advancing youth-led advocacy in diplomacy and politics, guided by his belief that "youth is a privilege to embrace freedom and passion in driving positive change in our community”

 

 

Dheamyra Aysha Ihsanti, Indonesia

Dheamyra Aysha Ihsanti graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Urban and Regional Planning from Bandung Institute of Technology and was awarded Best Graduate of Urban and Regional Planning in 2023. She is currently a climate change and sustainability consultant and the founder of a non-profit organization called Kami Ruang Ketiga which aims to create inclusive public spaces in Indonesia. Through Kami Ruang Ketiga, she actively empowers the community to develop community-based public spaces and advocates the importance of public spaces in cities. She has represented Indonesian youth as a speaker in World Urban Forum 12 by UN-HABITAT and Asia Pacific Forum on Sustainable Development. Dhea is passionate about making an impact through creating sustainable cities and increasing urban livelihood in Indonesia. She believes that “sustainable livelihoods is everyone’s right”.

 

 

 

Muhammad Risqullah Ammar, Indonesia
A doctor who graduated from Universitas Muhammadiyah Makassar (Unismuh) who is passionate about the issue of inclusive access to health services through advocacy and grassroots movement “Desa Binaan” by empowering youth as health mentors for local communities, especially in promotive and preventive efforts for hypertension. His involvement in achieving and supporting the Sustainable Development Goals by being a delegate in international events such as ASEAN Global Youth Learning, Asia Pacific Youth SDGs Summit, Physiology Olympiad in Japan, and Student Exchange at Asia University Taiwan shows his commitment to developing knowledge and global networking with the principle “no one left behind.”As a volunteer, he was part of the National Health Youth Agency and Emergency Medical Team. He also became the president of the medical senate and the outstanding graduate of his university. Now, he continues contributing to the development of health and society with a spirit of service and inspiration. 

 

 

Jihan Nadya Yahya, Indonesia

Ms. Jihan Nadya Yahya graduated with a Bachelor of Social Science in International Relations from Potensi Utama University in Medan, North Sumatera, Indonesia. She was awarded as the Potensi Utama University International Relations Best Graduates of 2023. Previously, she was the leader of the international relations student association in her university. She is enthusiastic to write about social and political trends. In 2020, she co-authored Anti-Hoax Political Study: A Bridge to the Implementation of Anti-Hoax Education along with her lecturer and senior at university, to educate first-time voters (high school students) to avoid believing hoaxes during political campaigns.

 

 

 

 

Hafizh Nabiyyin, Indonesia  

Hafizh Nabiyyin graduated with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with 3.91 GPA from the Department of International Relations in Universitas Potensi Utama Medan. Currently, he is the Head of the Freedom of Expression Division at SAFEnet, where he advocates for digital rights and defends victims of criminalization under the ITE Law and Criminal Code. Actively involved in the Southeast Asia Collaborative Policy Network (SEA CPN) and the ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN People’s Forum (ACSC/APF), Hafizh focuses on platform accountability, online freedom, and protecting vulnerable groups from hate speech and digital threats. His work reflects a deep dedication to human rights, freedom of expression, and ensuring technology serves as a tool for justice and equality in the digital age. 

 

 

 

Alifya Andana Arifin, Indonesia
I am a law student from Pattimura University that is expected to get a degree in August 2025, i am a member of English Debating Club and i follow National University Debating Championship (NUDC) in 2023 and 2024, get the award as 4th best speakers in regional of NUDC 2023. I have been a voting organization group for president selection in 2024, be an intern in a Law Firm of Dr. Fahri Bachmid, S.H., M.H & Associates. I actively volunteer for Humanity related things. I believe we live our life not only for being a successful person but to be an impactful creature for the others.

 

 

 

 

 

Ardhia Fefrine Indarta, Indonesia

Dr. Ardhia Fefrine Indarta is a dedicated medical professional with a strong academic background and a passion for research. She graduated with distinction as a Medical Doctor from Universitas Sebelas Maret with an impressive 3.80 GPA. During her last year of medical school, Dr. Indarta gained valuable research experience, notably in the Gastroenterology, Pancreatobilliary, and Endoscopy Department at RSUPN Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo. Dr. Indarta's commitment to excellence was further demonstrated by her outstanding performance on the national board exam, where she scored 87 out of 100. The score she achieved subsequently granted her a mandatory one-year internship in rural Indonesia, broadening her medical expertise and understanding of healthcare challenges in underserved areas. Currently, Dr. Indarta has returned to her hometown, where she practices medicine in Bhayangkara H. S. Samsoeri Mertojoso Surabaya while continuing to pursue her research interests as a research assistant.