We would like to invite individuals, civil society organizations, companies and actors in the solidarity economy to partner with us in supporting organizations working for marginalised communities, encouraging sustainable learning and promoting systems and policies that promote human dignity and environmental conservation. We invite you to become a part of our Empowering Community through volunteering and internships schemes as well as youth networks for humanity.
Community of Enablers
The Pundi Programs
On-Going Programs
VOICE – Better Together
Ensure the fulfilment of economic, social and cultural rights and reparations of the elderly victims of past gross human rights violations by strengthening youth leadership in the human rights movement. The Better Together program ran between October 2021-September 2023 and was supported by Voice.
Pemaknaan (Meaning Generation) Program
IKa has developed an approach to monitoring and evaluation that allows for generating meaning (not judgement) for an initiative (grant) in terms of a specific context and linked to a broader mission of social transformation. The Pemaknaan (meaning generation)program runs between August 2023 to July 2024 and is supported by the Global Fund for Community Foundation (GFCF).
The Solidarity Economy Program
This program is part of the movement to build an economy that requires transformation from an economic paradigm that prioritises profit and growth to one that prioritises the harmony of human life and nature. Currently, IKa is building awareness with actors from the solidarity economy movement, undertaking mapping and working to strengthen the solidarity economy network. Between August 2020–September 2021, several activities have been funded by Partners Asia.
Peduli Corner
The Peduli Program’s mission is to create a social inclusion movement that invites the wider community to treat people equally and with dignity in their everyday lives. The Peduli Program is rooted in the conviction that all citizens have the right to equal treatment and equal rights. The Peduli Program was funded by The Asia Foundation from 2014-2020.