TEDxJakarta15th: “Post-capital(ism).”
In the aftermath of a crisis, spanning the last three years, humanity reflects on the consequences of relentless pursuit of progress. The slowdown caused by the crisis unveils the overlooked aspects of life as vulnerabilities in our societal systems become apparent. Economic downturn, democratic and freedom setbacks, technological failures, and the numbing impact of social media highlights the fragility of the civilization we’ve constructed.
The reflection prompts questions about the collective consciousness in the face of vulnerability, urging further consideration of mental health, genuine connections, and the true meaning of human progress beyond economic metrics. Adaptation becomes the key theme, with those adept at navigating change, seeing the crisis as an opportunity to reset and improve their competitive standing, win out. The impending shift of the capital raises complex questions about equality, governance, and the fate of the city losing its capital status.
The broader context of this pivotal year includes challenges such as accelerating climate change, shifts in leadership, transformations in arts and culture, evolving work dynamics, technological interactions, changes in business models, and a redefined reality. Amidst this whirlwind of change, the essential question emerges: will these transformations be punitive or serve as a catalyst for positive, inclusive change that benefits all of humanity?f life as vulnerabilities in our societal systems become apparent. Economic downturn, democratic and freedom setbacks, technological failures, and the numbing impact of social media highlights the fragility of the civilization we’ve constructed. The reflection prompts questions about the collective consciousness in the face of vulnerability, urging further consideration of mental health, genuine connections, and the true meaning of human progress beyond economic metrics. Adaptation becomes the key theme, with those adept at navigating change, seeing the crisis as an opportunity to reset and improve their competitive standing, win out.
The impending shift of the capital raises complex questions about equality, governance, and the fate of the city losing its capital status. The broader context of this pivotal year includes challenges such as accelerating climate change, shifts in leadership, transformations in arts and culture, evolving work dynamics, technological interactions, changes in business models, and a redefined reality. Amidst this whirlwind of change, the essential question emerges: will these transformations be punitive or serve as a catalyst for positive, inclusive change that benefits all of humanity?
| Time | Topic | Speakers |
|---|---|---|
| 08:30 - 10:00 | Registration | |
| 10:00 - 11:30 | Session 1 | Alanda Kariza - Vivi Alatas, Ibnu Pratomo - Max Mandias - Reno Andam Suri |
| 11:30 - 13:00 | Lunch Break | |
| 13:00 - 14:30 | Session 2 | Candrlian Attahiyyat - Lala Bohang - Surprise speakers |
| 14:30 - 15:00 | Coffee Break | |
| 15:00 - 16:30 | Session 3 | Evi Mariani - Andesh Tomo - Andhyta F. Utami - Mentari Novel |
Teater Keong Emas – TMII, East Jakarta
Saturday, December 9, 2023 | 9 am – 5 pm WIB
Speakers
“A journalist veteran” can describe Evi Mariani. She has 20 years of experience and currently working as a co-founder and the executive director of Project Multatuli, a journalism initiative focusing on serving the marginalized in Indonesia. In 2020, Evi received three prestigious awards for the Post: IPMA Golden Award for Investigative Journalism, Tasrif Award and SOPA Awards for Excellence in Public Service Journalism. Prior to this, Evi was a managing editor at The Jakarta Post, where she worked for 18 years.on serving the marginalized in Indonesia. In 2020, Evi received three prestigious awards for the Post: IPMA Golden Award for Investigative Journalism, Tasrif Award and SOPA Awards for Excellence in Public Service Journalism. Prior to this, Evi was a managing editor at The Jakarta Post, where she worked for 18 years.
Mpu Ibnu Pratomo is the man behind Pijar Komunitas Menempa Indonesia, a community that educates and revives the art of blacksmithing, emphasizing the cultural and historical aspects of weaponry and also aiming to instill cultural pride in the younger generation. His passion for Indonesian traditional weapons began during his high school years when he explored the art of forging. This commitment deepened while pursuing a master’s program in Fine Arts at ITB, where he immersed himself in researching and crafting traditional weapons such as the keris and kujang. Ibnu’s dedication has earned international recognition, with one of his creations becoming a gift for Necmettin Bilal Erdogan, the son of Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan.so aiming to instill cultural pride in the younger generation. His passion for Indonesian traditional weapons began during his high school years when he explored the art of forging. This commitment deepened while pursuing a master’s program in Fine Arts at ITB, where he immersed himself in researching and crafting traditional weapons such as the keris and kujang. Ibnu’s dedication has earned international recognition, with one of his creations becoming a gift for Necmettin Bilal Erdogan, the son of Turkey’s President Recep Erdogan.
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