Rutgers Indonesia Videos
Watch the launch of our three new programs for the 2021-2025 period!
Our Pillars
Human sexuality and reproductive health must be viewed positively, free from judgement and violence.
Based on this belief, we see that there are still many challenges to create healthy Indonesian people and enjoy their rights. These include being comfortable with their bodies, determining their partner and number of children, being free from domestic violence, sexual harassment, coercion or rape, to determining their future.
Newsroom
SobatASK
A youth friendly room that aims to access all information related to reproductive health and sexuality issues faced by teenagers and a place to ask questions about adolescent problems.
SETARA E-Learning
SETARA (EQUALITY) is an acronym of Semangat Dunia Remaja (Youth World Spirit) is a learning media for those of you who want to access information related to reproductive health and sexuality rights (SRHR) anywhere and anytime.
SETARA Stories
Presented interactively, see a collection of stories and experiences from students, teachers, and parents regarding the implementation of the SETARA reproductive health module in Indonesia.What They Say About Our Program
Iwan Abdi Suandana
Youth Researcher
We do need to hear the voices o the youth and teenagers. As practioners, we gain benefits from those voices in developing service programes for them.
Yanto Suryo Hadiyanto
Teacher, Public Shool
As teachers, we hope when they are adults, it wouldn't be taboo, at least on being aware of their reproductive organs. Since home is dangerous power relations. Parents view sex education with apprehension. We try yo illuminate them in and around sex which not always as eqate intercourse.
Anonim (Laki - laki, 13 tahun)
Male student
SRHR lessons at school inform me more about changes in my body and ways to face puberty. This lesson has taught me on how to handle body changes.
H. Saidi
School Principal
We have seen drastic fall of the number of child marriage in our school. Morover, students receive comprehensive and accurate knowledge on reproductive health, something we cannot provide before.
Mamiq Raden
Head of Ritual Section of Sasak Customary Board, Lombok
The Yes I Do programme has enhanced my knowledge on SRHR and has strengthened my passion as and advocate for the rights of children and women od Sasak people in West Lombok.
Esty Prihatini
Health Worker
I was so excited to be part of the programme. All SRHR materials are important for local teens as many of them are married at a young age. Now, they were no longer ashamed of discussing 'taboo' things.
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