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Tired of facing stigma and double discrimination? Check out this mental resilience guide from Psychologist Maria Wirastari to help women with disabilities maintain their "emotional tank" so they can remain resilient, valuable, and happy!... Read More about the article Nurturing the "Emotional Tank": A Mental Resilience Guide for Women with Disabilities Facing Double Discrimination
Don't conceal your disability status! Learn how to easily check your status using the IKD application and find a guide to officially updating your population data with the Dukcapil F106 Form in this article.... Read More about the article Don't Conceal Your Identity! A Practical Guide to Updating Disability Data via the Dukcapil F106 Form
Discover a comprehensive guide to employment for persons with disabilities in Indonesia. Learn about their rights, job search strategies, and success tips for building an inclusive career.... Read More about the article Employment for Persons with Disabilities: A Complete Guide to an Inclusive Career
Still confused about how to meet the 1% quota for disabled workers? Discover the technical role of the Disability Services Unit for Employment (ULD) as a 'matchmaker' between companies and job seekers in this article!... Read More about the article Untangling the 1% Employment Quota Deadlock: Optimizing the Role of the Disability Services Unit for Employment (ULD)
Want to recruit visually impaired individuals but unsure how to test them? Discover a practical HR guide to modifying psychological and competency tests, from extra time to visual question substitution, right here!... Read More about the article Strategies for Modifying Competency and Psychological Tests for Visually Impaired Job Applicants
Good news for Special Education Teachers (SET) in inclusive schools! Through the latest Director-General of Teachers and Education Personnel (GTK) Regulation, the workload of SETs is now officially recognized as equivalent to 24 face-to-face hours for certification requirements, assigned through Disability Services Units (DSU). Read the regulation details here.... Read More about the article Ensuring Career Development for Special Education Teachers (SET) via Disability Services Units
Distance and physical barriers are no longer obstacles for children with disabilities to learn! Discover the latest solutions from the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education through the Inclusive Equivalency Package Program and the "Visiting Teacher" (Home Visit) method, which proactively brings education directly to the homes of children with disabilities.... Read More about the article Proactive Solutions: 'Visiting Teachers' and Equivalency Programs for Children with Disabilities in Remote Areas
A golden opportunity for disability activists! The Indonesian Ministry of Human Rights is recruiting 200 village-level Human Rights Mobilizers, requiring at least a high school diploma and experience in social assistance. Registration is open from June 20-24, 2026. Check the full requirements here!... Read More about the article Golden Opportunity for Inclusion Activists: Ministry of Human Rights Opens Recruitment for 200 Village-Level Human Rights Mobilizers 2026
Over 70% of visually impaired individuals work as masseurs in the informal sector. Discover how the synergy between Special Needs Schools (SLB), the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen), and Pertuni's Professional Certification Body (LSP Pertuni) is poised to certify the masseur profession, enabling visually impaired individuals to compete for and secure employment quotas in the formal and hospitality industries!... Read More about the article Elevating 'Massage' from a Traditional Occupation to a Certified Profession in the Formal Industry
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