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Religion and the Socio-Ecological System of Small Islands

News Thursday, 2 January 2025

Athanasia Safitri

Socio-ecological crises occur inevitably in the small islands of Indonesia. The condition is sometimes not addressed properly by government policy. Underestimating the problem, along with continuous abuse of the land, will eventually harm the earth. It also affects social relationships among the state, the private sector, and the community involved. Approaches have been taken to tackle the problem, including from the perspective of religions.

These issues were discussed during a webinar held by Magister Sosiologi Agama of IAIN Ambon on December 18, 2024, titled Understanding Socio-ecological Crisis of the Small Islands with the Perspective of Religions and Ecology. Mega Rizky Sia of KORA Maluku presented the socio-ecological crisis in the Moluccas islands, Dr. Zainal Bagir of ICRS UGM shared his insights on the relation between religions and environment recovery, while Dr. Saidan Ernas of IAIN Ambon offered Islamic ecotheology to safeguard the nature. read more

Photography and Everyday Interreligious Engagement

News Friday, 27 December 2024

David Akbar Hasyemi Rafsanjani

Photography is a powerful art and visual medium for depicting various aspects of life, including religious themes. In the context of religion, photography has an important role in capturing symbols, rituals, and the lives of religious people, and can be a medium to build understanding and tolerance among religious communities, especially in Indonesia. ICRS in collaboration with the Humanities Studies Study Program of Duta Wacana Christian University (UKDW) organized a photography discussion “Lintas Agama dari Mata Kamera”. read more

Interreligious Cooperation for the Environmental Education Project in Yogyakarta

News Friday, 27 December 2024

Hongsok Lee

Religion can create conflict, but it can also be a source of cooperation and peace (McBride & Richardson, 2012). If different religions work together to solve the problems that exist in the world, this is what many people expect from religion today. Environmental issues are one of the most urgent of the many problems that exist in the world today. Interreligious cooperation can help solve these problems.

The Monthly Conversation on Religion and Ecology in December 2024 focused on environmental education projects at MI Ma’arif Bego (madrassa) and SD Nahdlatul Ulama Sleman (elementary school). The project at MI Ma’arif Bego was carried out by Khusnul Harsul Lisan and his team, while the project at SD Nahdlatul Ulama was carried out by Mustamid and his team. The environmental education projects at the two schools focused on what to do with paper waste and food waste, respectively. The researchers and assistants of the project are all affiliated with Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Yogyakarta. read more

From Networked Individualism to Proxy Practice: How the COVID-19 pandemic alters Indonesian Muslim pilgrimage tradition to Mecca

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

UNCONQUERED NATURE: Indigeneity, Environment, Religion, and Gender Relations in Adat Muslim Communities in Indonesia

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

On Violence and Monocultures Lessons from the Dayak Benuaq Community in East Kalimantan

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

Baduy Luar of Banten: Engaging Modernity for Indigenous Transformation

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

Ibn ‘Arabi and Aspects of Spiritual “Universality”: Navigating between Religion and Religious Studies

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

“Against Social Distancing”;Chinese Cafe as Redemptive Space in Makassar

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

From Belief to Action: Religious Values and Pro-Environmental Behavior in Indonesia

Wednesday Forum Tuesday, 17 December 2024

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