Fany is a lecturer at Budi Luhur University in the Criminology Study Program. She is passionate about studying decolonial issues, gender, human rights, and the environment. Her focus on gender justice amplifies silenced voices, while her human rights research identifies violations and proposes reforms. Addressing environmental issues, she explores crimes like deforestation and pollution within criminology, advocating for accountability.She is also active as a volunteer in the Intersectoral Collaboration of Indigenous Religions (ICIR Rumah Bersama). This organization is a collaborative effort involving multiple sectors to create a unified movement to promote inclusive and equitable citizenship through activities such as policy advocacy, mentorship, research, and knowledge sharing.