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                    informal school initiated by a young lady by the name of Lian Gogali. And after the
                    conflict finished, the men are afraid and reluctant to talk to each other, even they’re
                    afraid to go to the market. It’s the woman who started the dialog. They started to go
                    to the market, reestablished the economy of the society. And eventually they started
                    to each other, of course, in the beginning they avoid to talk about conflict. But Lian
                    Gogali, who is the founder of this school, eventually shaped structure of curriculum
                    inviting those women to talk about the problem in their house life, like the gender rule
                    in family and what women can do in the society and so forth and so on. And
                    eventually, the discussion also lead to the codes of the conflict. From that discussion,
                    eventually their subject changed into more focus on the roles of women in peace,
                    conflict reconciliation, women in politics, the role of women in the society, and how
                    women can play significant role as agent in the society. And from time to time, this
                    school attracted new students.  Now it becomes very effective movement in Eastern
                    Indonesia.

                          The other group is called Srikandi Lintas Iman. In English, it would be Interfaith
                    Woman Movement. Maybe some of you know Srikandi.  Srikandi is the name of a
                    hero in Hindu tradition. So, Srikandi Lintas Iman was funded only recently in 2015.
                    It’s also related to the concern of the fact that women are vulnerable in conflicts and
                    hurt. They are under-represented when the conflict happened and the conflict dialog,
                    conflict resolution is talked. So this group try to speak up in public and organizing
                    from community surface to training, to research, to political participation. It works very
                    effectively over the past three years. They’ve been doing training workshops including
                    publications, public awareness, empowerment, and networking. They have this very
                    interesting slogan called CATCH: it means Care, Act, Talk, And, Change. Based on the
                    idea of women’s rights and their active roles through dialog in the creation of peace
                    in the society. I think this is like the trigger for the dialog. Hopefully, there is something
                    that we can learn from what has been done in Indonesia. Thank you very much.


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