Kawan Baik Team
Ayu Setya Wardani
Ayu is Indonesian, a writer, and passionate about style, photography, and art. As a leader at KBI, Ayu is deeply involved in Foundation projects being undertaken in Bali and in Sumba. Ayu leads projects such as rebuilding schools and works to help as many people as possible.
Vifick
Vifick is a visual storyteller. Photo is his language, he works on personal projects with photo essays and travel story output. He is interested in human, cultural, social, environmental, anthropological, and contemporary issues, which captivate his mind..
Elthon
My name is Elthon Rinaldi Halawulang and I am from Sumba Timur, Indonesia, NTT. I have always loved nature photos and nature in Sumba is very beautiful. I particularly like taking pictures of birds, it’s one of my passions with horses. Because birds in Sumba are rare and almost unique. Taking photos of birds is a process: Studies, patience, nature, and birds. I like to report on what I see, to talk about the stories of my country, my island, East Sumba, and its unique traditions.
For several years I have been working in the context of medico-social projects within the framework of local organizations. Now I work with the Fair Future Foundation as a documentation staff. My work consists of documenting the actions carried out in the field, but also collecting demographic and social data related to people’s living conditions, during field project studies, by Fair Future or Kawan Baik Indonesia.
Gogon
Gogon is a visual worker. He has managed projects in several fields related to the visual world. With specialization in graphic design and photography, he has good skills in art exhibition management, with a focus on the concept of spatial display. Gogon is passionate about volunteering at social projects, especially in the field of education. Has two years of experience in Sumba when he was involved in another foundation project for community assistance as a documentary project.
Yosa
Yosa is a web designer from Bali and also a local musician who cares about the environment and culture in Indonesia. Yosa believes that the environment and culture must be properly preserved.
Debora
Annisa
Anissa is a forest and environmental conservationist who works with many communities to protect the environment for the common good. Annisa likes to explore things related to culture and biodiversity. This activity can open her eyes to the potential and opportunities that exist, which can be developed for the general welfare. When the environment is maintained, the culture will be sustainable and it is hoped that the community will be prosperous.
Ni Luh
Hi, I’m Niluh. I was born and raised in Bali. Now I work as an accountant, but funnily enough, my hobbies are nowhere close to dealing with boring numbers. My hobbies include gardening and shopping at traditional markets. I am very happy to see fresh vegetables, fruits, and flowers in these markets and I also find the transactions and exchanges very fascinating. Other than that, I enjoy embroidery and knitting, so much that I dedicated an Instagram account for these hobbies called @mimpiby.niluh. This account is not only an Instagram account for my passion for embroidery and knitting, but also for other little things that I’ve always wanted to do. I hope that these little things that make me happy can be useful for others and make them happy too.
Cheers!
Bersulang!
Ino
My name is Alyuprayitno Umbu Makaborang, but my nickname is “Ino”. I am currently working at Kawan Baik Indonesia Foundation as a field communication team. My main task is to collect information and data according to the needs of the program, in addition to this I am also responsible for coordination, both internal and external to the foundation, as well as providing regular reports related to the program developments. My place of work is Rumah Kambera, Sumba Timur, NTT in Indonesia.
Kawan Baik Indonesia
With their diverse backgrounds and broad areas of expertise, the founders of KBI have agreed to join forces to help people, who do not have access to education and health services, due to severe geographical conditions and quite challenging access to their places of life. Thank you very much for all your kindness and support.