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UGM Welcomes 15 Malaysian Students for Cross-Cultural Community Engagement Program 2026

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Community engagement offers a valuable space for cross-cultural learning for 15 Malaysian students participating in the Cross-Cultural Community Engagement Program 2026 with Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM).

UGM Student Returns to Biak as KKN Coordinator After Being Inspired by Community Service Program

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Anugrah Amin Ignatius Julio, known as Wejai, returned to his hometown of Biak, Papua, as the student coordinator of the Biak Elok KKN-PPM UGM team in 2024.

Community Collaboration Brings Solar-Powered Lighting to Remote Papua Village

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The Biak Elok KKN-PPM UGM team installed three solar-powered streetlights in Saribra Village, Bromsi Island, Papua, in 2026. The initiative was intended to provide additional street lighting for residents.

UGM Students Expand English Learning Opportunities for Children in Gunungkidul

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Access to English education remains a challenge for children in a village in Gunungkidul, Yogyakarta. The village has two schools serving the local community, with only one teacher responsible for English instruction.

UGM KKN Team Installs Rainwater Harvesting System to Support Water Access in Atuka, Papua

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Access to basic necessities remains a challenge for residents of Atuka, a village in Mimika Tengah District, Mimika Regency, Papua. Reaching the village requires approximately one and a half hours of road travel to Pomako Harbor, followed by a two-hour journey by wooden boat.

UGM Students Highlight Healthcare Access Challenges in Remote Natuna Islands

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For Gisela Silverine Widyananda, a Nutrition student at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), participating in the Pesona Natuna KKN-PPM team provided an opportunity to observe healthcare and nutrition challenges in island communities.

UGM KKN Team Empowers Women Through Resin Crafting Training in Kebonarum

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The Harum Kebonarum KKN-PPM UGM team conducted a resin crafting workshop for members of the Family Welfare Movement (PKK) women’s group in Kebonarum, Central Java, in 2026.

Kenduri Suronan Introduces UGM Students to Community Traditions in Bantul

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Students from the Cakra Wirya KKN-PPM UGM team participated in the Kenduri Suronan celebration in Potorono, Bantul, Yogyakarta, shortly after arriving in the village in June 2026.

UGM Medical Student Assists Emergency Childbirth During Sea Journey in Papua

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Muhammad Ivan Pratista, a medical student at Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), assisted in an emergency childbirth aboard a speedboat while participating in the KKN-PPM Meniti Sarmi 2024 program on Liki Island, Papua.

Bringing English and Music Education to Children and Communities in the Togean Islands

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Access to educational resources remains a challenge in remote island communities, including Bungayo Village in the Togean Islands, Central Sulawesi. Limited facilities, including the absence of electricity during certain activities, present challenges to the implementation of learning programs outside formal educational settings.

To address this situation, Hana, an English student from the Vocational College of Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), introduced basic English lessons to residents of Bungayo Village as part of the Ekspedisi Togean KKN-PPM Team in 2026.

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Recent Posts

  • UGM Welcomes 15 Malaysian Students for Cross-Cultural Community Engagement Program 2026
  • UGM Student Returns to Biak as KKN Coordinator After Being Inspired by Community Service Program
  • Community Collaboration Brings Solar-Powered Lighting to Remote Papua Village
  • UGM Students Expand English Learning Opportunities for Children in Gunungkidul
  • UGM KKN Team Installs Rainwater Harvesting System to Support Water Access in Atuka, Papua
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