Monash Herb Feith Indonesian Engagement Centre
Monash Herb Feith Indonesian Engagement Centre
A dynamic and contemporary centre for Monash researchers engaging with Indonesia, aiming to provide a platform for developing strong relationships and collaborations for mutual benefit.
About the centre
The Centre will build on our strong engagement with Indonesia and the legacy of the Centre of Southeast Asian Studies, and continue our proud connection to Herb Feith, a Monash scholar and engaged activist.
Our people
Discover the researchers responsible for providing guidance, advice and input into the development of the Monash Herb Feith Indonesian Engagement Centre.
Scholarship opportunities
The Herb Feith Scholarships Scheme supports graduate researchers to complete an MA or PhD at Monash on a topic related to Indonesia.
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News and events
MISS 4: Media, Environment and Stories about Everyday Life
“Narrative is such a vital part of the process by which humans make sense of crises in public life, or feel inspired to work towards solutions. So, we need inspiring and inclusive narratives, and also to be more critical of narratives that push divisive messages.”
MISS 5: Australia-Indonesia sharing stories on film
For the first time Dr. Jemma Purdey, the founding Director of ReelOzInd!, presented a public reflection on this innovative project which aims “building familiarity and mutual understanding between Australia and Indonesia”.
Herb Feith Dialogue - Faith and Politics in Indonesia
In late August the Centre had the privilege of hosting Professor Arskal Salim (the Director of Higher Islamic Education in the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs) as our Visiting Professorial Fellow.
MISS 9: Histories of Indonesian lives and livelihoods around volcanoes
In our last seminar of 2019, Dr. Susie Protschky enlightened audience in a near full room (14/11/2019) with her work in progress and fascinating images, based on an archival research into Indonesian histories of living with natural disaster, particularly the regular earthquakes and volcanic eruptions that are the consequence of Indonesia’s location on the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’.
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RT @DubesAustralia: From politicians and diplomats to volunteers, and from civil society to the private sector, many people have worked tir…
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Directory of Indonesian writers https://t.co/LWr6elAiwo