Gibraltar Andibya Muhammad Email & Phone Number

Jakarta, Id

Jakarta Metropolitan Area

• In consultation with AJAR Personnel, assisting the team in planning and implementing the search for Stolen Children in various regions in Indonesia according to initial information received by AJAR• Collect information and verify data related to Stolen Children, including personal data, events experienced and the impact they have experienced to date• Assisting the AJAR team in communicating with partners as needed during the search period.• Accompany program officer in the hearing with Komnas HAM, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and WGSC (Working Group Stolen Children) for further advocacy efforts in the remedy of stolen children

Depok, West Java, Indonesia

Research assistant at Centre for International Relations Studies (CIReS), my responsibility was providing an initial overview of the discussed topic, conducting data collection, providing literature, co-authoring chapter, and performing copy edit for several research projects as follow:• Journal writing discussing about “Citayam Fashion Week and The Potentials of Creative Economy” initiated by Asra Virgianita, Ph.D (funded by Sumitomo Foundation) • Co-authoring book chapter about "Global Governance" by Arivia Dara, M.Si included in Transnationalism in IR: Agent, Structure, and Process” a handbook inititated by Dr. Dra. Ani Soetjipto, M.A (on-going)• Journal writing about “Civil Society and The Decline of Democracy” initiated by Dr. Dra. Ani Soetjipto, M.A (on-going)

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

• Produce a research paper under the title “Potential Impact of a Trump Victory in the Upcoming U.S. Election on Indonesia’s Foreign Policy”• Conducting interview with 2 American Studies expert at IR UI Ms. Suzie Sudarman, M.A and Raden Maisa Yudono, M.Si for primary data source • Performing data collection, ranging from statistics, academic journal article, op-eds about Indonesia’s past relationship with the US during Donald Trump’s first administration

Jakarta, Indonesia

• Leading the Strategic Studies Unit and managed to publish 5 opinion articles, 1 research paper and 1 book• Produced 1 international academic conference collaborated with Universitas Kristen Indonesia and funded by Bank Central Asia (BCA) Universitas Kristen Indonesia and funded by Bank Central Asia (BCA)• In collaboration with US Embassy and SKSG Universitas Indonesia, conducting a public discussion about “Civil Society and Their Involvement in Indonesia Emas 2045”• Executed and attended as one of the panelists a joint webinar online discussion with Policy+ discussing about “Indonesia Post 2024 Election Outlook” • Undertaking INADIS external partnership meeting and networking, ranging from academic institutions to think thanks and non-profits

Jakarta, Indonesia

• Produced 1 op-ed about "Dilema ASEAN: bagaimana prinsip non-interferensi jadi justifikasi pengabaian terhadap Myanmar dan menghambat MEA" was published on The Conversation Indonesia• Conducted data collection through interview for research discussing IISMA and public diplomacy• Drafting proposals for INADIS' potential event and programs

Depok, West Java, Indonesia

Teaching assistant at the undergraduate program of International Relations. Assisted syllabus drafting, administrative task, day to day class management, and performance review of the following 4 courses, namely: • The U.S Security and Foreign Policy • Transnational Society • Nationalism & Multiculturalism • Transnational Sphere and Network

Jakarta, Indonesia

• Carried out an issue monitoring in regard to Indonesia's position within the West Europe by providing a weekly "News Update" • Produced 2 pieces of "Monitoring" writing, (brief research which requires data collecting and policy analysis about specific international issues) and 3 "Policy Brief" writing, (brief research which includes data collecting and policy recommendations)• Conducted minutes of meeting on internal meeting and "The War in Ukraine and The Future of Europe and The World," policy discussion • Liaison officer for the meeting between the delegation of Sweden Embassy and head of BSKLN

Jakarta, Indonesia

• Assist organizational stuffs and promotion of AJAR’s National Exhibition, including ToR editing, invitation mail copy and edit, and direct preparation during event• Involved in AJAR’s research, specifically preparing “Indigenous Participation on Transitional Justice Process in Papua” study case research • Providing monthly narrative reflections about national human rights context from August until November• Involved in Stolen Children reunion program including collecting personal story of the SCs through a field research and capacity building training

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba (S.Sos), International Relations And Affairs

Cummulative GPA: 3.72/4.00 (Cum Laude) Concentration: Transnational Studies with a slight feature of International Political Economy (IPE).

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