Monika Winarnita

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Pengunjuk rasa yang tergabung dalam Komite Perjuangan Perempuan (KPP) Yogyakarta melakukan aksi di kawasan Tugu Pal Putih, Yogyakarta. ANTARA FOTO/Hendra Nurdiyansyah/aww/16.

Bagaimana jurnalis perempuan memperjuangkan kesetaraan gender: antara jurnalisme dan advokasi

Monika Winarnita, Deakin University; Adriana Rahajeng Mintarsih, Universitas Indonesia; Nasya Bahfen, La Trobe University; Gavin Height, La Trobe University, and Joanne Byrne, La Trobe University

Penelitian dua tahun kami menunjukkan bagaimana penulis dan jurnalis perempuan menggunakan platform daring untuk terlibat dalam aktivisme gender, dan bagaimana cara mereka menghadapi tantangan dan kesempatan yang ada melalui media digital.
A protester wears a mask of the late Marsinah at a rally demanding justice for the female labour activist who was killed during the rule of Indonesia’s New Order government. ANTARA FOTO/Hendra Nurdiyansyah/aww/16.

How Indonesian female journalists take part in gender activism: the line between journalism and advocacy

Monika Winarnita, Deakin University; Nasya Bahfen, La Trobe University; Adriana Rahajeng Mintarsih, Universitas Indonesia; Gavin Height, La Trobe University, and Joanne Byrne, La Trobe University

Our two-year study explores how female writers and journalists use online platforms to engage in gender activism, and how they navigate the challenges and opportunities that come with digital media.
Hari Ibu memberikan kesempatan untuk secara terbuka mengakui kesulitan yang dihadapi oleh janda dan perempuan lain yang terpinggirkan di komunitas mereka. http://www.onlineakselerasi.com/2017/12/hari-ibu-gmni-palopo-suarakan-stop.html

Di bawah bayang‑bayang ibu: stigma, rasa malu, dan kesempatan sebagai janda

Monika Winarnita, Deakin University; Nicholas Herriman, La Trobe University, and Petra Mahy, Monash University

Stereotip janda melekat ke kehidupan perempuan Indonesia yang terpinggirkan di komunitasnya, memaksa mereka untuk menjalani kehidupan sulit.
Hari Ibu presents an opportunity to explicitly acknowledge the difficulties faced by janda and other women marginalised in their community. http://www.onlineakselerasi.com/2017/12/hari-ibu-gmni-palopo-suarakan-stop.html

Living in the shadows of the Indonesian mother: the stigma, shame and opportunities as a widow or divorcee

Monika Winarnita, Deakin University; Nicholas Herriman, La Trobe University, and Petra Mahy, Monash University

Janda stereotypes pervade the lives of the Indonesian women who are marginalised in their community, forcing them to live precarious lives.
For many respondents, leaving a newsroom has allowed a re-evaluation of work-life balance. Mal Fairclough/AAP

New research reveals how Australian journalists are faring four years after redundancy

Lawrie Zion, La Trobe University; Andrew Dodd, The University of Melbourne; Matthew Ricketson, Deakin University; Merryn Sherwood, La Trobe University; Monika Winarnita, La Trobe University; Penny O'Donnell, University of Sydney, and Timothy Marjoribanks, Swinburne University of Technology

Since leaving secure jobs in newsrooms, employment has been unstable for many former journalists – but job satisfaction has been surprisingly high.
Cocos Malay photo from the 1910s showing a wedding procession that is still practised today with the groom pictured going to the bride’s house accompanied by members of the community. Wikimedia Commons/From the book 'Coral reefs and islands' authored by Jones, F. Wood (Frederic Wood), 1879-1954, Published by Lovell Reeve & Co. , Ltd. London. Photo digitized by Smithsonian Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

A group of Southeast Asian descendants wants to be recognised as Indigenous Australians

Nicholas Herriman, La Trobe University; David R. M. Irving, The University of Melbourne; Greg Acciaioli, The University of Western Australia; Monika Winarnita, La Trobe University, and Trixie Tangit (aka Trixie Kinajil), Australian National University

In the 1800s, a group of Southeast Asians were taken to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, now part of Australia, by an English merchant. Their descendants are seeking Indigenous status from Australia.
Foto Orang Kokos dari tahun 1910an di arak perkawinan yang masih dilakukan sampai sekarang, terlihat pengantin pria di foto dalam perjalanan ke rumah pengantin perempuan di dampingi sanak keluarga di Kepulauan Kokos. Wikimedia Commons/Dari buku 'Coral reefs and islands' penulis Jones, F. Wood (Frederic Wood), 1879-1954, Penerbit Lovell Reeve & Co. , Ltd. London. Digitasi foto oleh Smithsonian Libraries Digitizing Sponsor: Biodiversity Heritage Library

Keturunan Melayu di Kepulauan Kokos perjuangkan pengakuan sebagai suku asli Australia

Nicholas Herriman, La Trobe University; David R. M. Irving, The University of Melbourne; Greg Acciaioli, The University of Western Australia; Monika Winarnita, La Trobe University, and Trixie Tangit (aka Trixie Kinajil), Australian National University

Pada 1800an, sekelompok Melayu dibawa ke Kepulauan Cocos (Keeling), sekarang bagian Australia. Keturunan mereka sekarang memperjuangkan status orang asli dari Australia.
Tony Abbott needs to learn a thing or two about Indonesian culture if he’s to have a successful working relationship with his Indonesian counterpart. EPA/Made Nagi

Saving face: lessons for Abbott on working with Indonesia

Monika Winarnita, La Trobe University and Nicholas Herriman, La Trobe University

There’s a widespread perception in Australia that Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s reaction to Australia’s phone tapping is all about playing domestic politics in Yudhoyono’s home country…

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