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How Pandemic Change Their Lives in Solor
Sudah lebih dari setahun sejak pandemi melanda negeri kita tercinta ini, dan perubahan yang harus kita jalani juga cukup drastis. Terlepas dari semua itu, para penganyam kami di Pulau Solor tetap menjalani keseharian mereka dengan sangat tangguh dan optimis. Berteman dengan teknologi kini menjadi bagian dari kehidupan mereka.
Mother’s Day Special: Angela Lolon Koten
We have worked with so many amazing women, but one of the most exemplary figures, both as a team member and as a mother, is Angela Lolon Koten. Angela is our Field Facilitator in Solor Island, East Flores, and has been proven to have such a strong work ethic as she always finishes her reports very orderly and always submits them on time.
Hemiliana Nirong Tukan: “Against all the odds, I knew that we would make it.”
She is a kindhearted Flores-born woman, with a beautiful smile and gentle voice. Her black hair is shoulder length and she likes to wear casual-traditional blouses. She is Hemiliana Nirong Tukan, or Henni. This 36-year-old woman and a mother of three children is one of the most blossomed women that has been progressing along with us since day one.
From Zero to 500 Weavers
Cherishing not only the accomplishment, but rather the process. We only started with zero weavers four years ago, now we are beyond grateful for being able to work with 500 amazing, talented weavers across 21 villages in Flores, Kalimantan, and Papua. It certainly wasn’t always easy, but with tenacity and hard work from a lot of great people, what we all hoped for seems possible to achieve.
Weaving With 303 Women In Solor Island Du Anyam Celebrates Their 4th Incredible Anniversary
On November 26th, 2018, Du’Anyam team from Jakarta, Kalimantan, and Papua gathered in Solor Island, East Flores for an annual gathering while celebrating our fourth anniversary. The gathering was conducted by celebrating the success with the weavers. During this event, hundreds of the weavers gathered to create wicker weaving made from Palmyra leaves, continued with blood pressure check-up, lunch feast with nutritious foods, and scholarships distribution for the weavers.