Build and sustain active networks with embassies, cultural institutions and governmental bodies across the Netherlands, Indonesia, India, and Sri Lanka, while providing expert advice to promote international cultural cooperation and exchange.Facilitate ongoing projects in the cultural heritage sector, working with local and international stakeholders to support heritage preservation, restitution efforts and cross-cultural initiatives.

Program Manager at SOWPCoordinating cultural events and setting up a knowledge hub for the WOL! Papuan Cultural Heritage Centre.Training & ConsultancyProviding Peacebuilding Project Design and Management, Dialogue Processes, Storytelling, Digital Security and Risk Assessment training (online) for Bread for the World/Civil Peace Service Program project coordinators. In both group settings and one-on-one sessions, using various online tools.

Organized the Partos Innovation Festival at Pakhuis de Zwijger, overseeing program development, stakeholder communication and logistics. Managed the online magazine, promotional material and website. Co-coordinated the NGO coalition campaign for the climate march.

Founded ‘Papua Bercerita’, a storytelling and photography peace building project focused on youths of different backgrounds in Jayapura, Papua. Published a photobook and organized a photo exhibition in Jakarta. The project is a case study in the Peace Photography Handbook by King’s College. Organized briefings and maintained contact with embassies in Jakarta, departments of Foreign Affairs in the Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Norway and the diplomatic community in Indonesia.Organized capacity building training and network strengthening activities for civil society organizations in Indonesia.Managed budgets, fundraising and (narrative) reporting to donors.

As a consultant, assessed program effectiveness through conflict analysis, report writing, risk assessment, and stakeholder interviews.

Facilitated interdepartmental communication within the university, overseeing the appointment process for various scholarship programs and budgets. Liaised with consultants and external communications bureaus to establish a customer journey-based automated email campaign. Coordinated international student events in collaboration with the Green Office, India Desk, and municipal authorities.

Provided student information and handled inquiries, coordinated admissions for the (pre)masters, and demonstrated expertise in higher education laws and regulations. Supported the examination committees, offering specific knowledge of the Education and Examination Regulations (OER). Assisted students in compiling their international minors in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Experienced Tour Guide specializing in Japan and India, offering insightful cultural tours tailored to individual preferences, ensuring memorable and immersive travel experiences.

Utilized qualitative research methods to collect and analyze data, establishing a local network in collaboration with contacts. Successfully secured funding and received the VLIRUOS scholarship. Published the research report "Pushed to the Margins," exploring the marginalization of Papuan groups in the market and its correlation with identity, competition, and culture.

Led the coordination of the Development Cooperation lecture series at ISS, overseeing content editing, budget management, and team supervision. Effectively supervised interns and volunteers, managed event organization, and facilitated the reception and guidance of guest speakers, while serving as the main point of contact and acting as the editor-in-chief. Additionally, successfully led the team through a transition period, coordinating lecture series in collaboration with partner organizations and guest speakers, and translating complex topics into compelling promotional materials. Implemented a new social media strategy, resulting in a notable increase in both membership and online followers. Created videos of the lecture series as a freelance videographer.

Established a conflict analysis of the current situation and produced the research report "Invisible Victims," which highlights increased child mortality and state neglect in West Papua. An Indonesian translation was made available, and the results were communicated to the United Nations and other relevant bodies with the support of local organizations.

Maintained communication with applicants, organized recruitment rounds, and facilitated the completion of personnel information. Assisted in establishing a new system for candidate recruitment and selection.

Worked in various roles including hostess, bartender, data entry clerk, and receptionist. Completed training in hospitality and food hygiene (HACCP guidelines).