Back to my home country after finished my fellowship in US, I continue my job as Sustainability Staff in one of private company in Indonesia. I am able to apply the skills and knowledge I learned by making Sustainability Program better especially long term program to prevent forest fires in Indonesia. I also could convince … Continue reading Corona Vs Forest Fires
A Resilient Community
The world has changed, the biggest thing that humans have ever done, climate change. It’s happening right now, this is the biggest emergency that every country faced. I shared the different kind of emergency between Indonesia and Seattle (read: https://icmaysealifellows.blog/2019/11/06/what-should-i-prepare/) but both of them relate to one thing, climate change. The climate is changing faster, … Continue reading A Resilient Community
What Should I Prepare?
Please read this first before you continue reading:) https://icmaysealifellows.blog/2019/10/30/it-is-fun-but-be-prepared-for-an-emergency/\ . Anyway..that’s only the introduction about preparedness of emergency, so why do you think it is matter? If you are prepared you and your family would not be in panic. Being prepared can reduce the fear, anxiety and losses that accompany an emergency. Emergency situations can be serious, unexpected, … Continue reading What Should I Prepare?
It is Fun but be Prepared for an Emergency
These past 10 days in Seattle have been very amazing. I learned so many things and I am having a lot of fun. I visited Space Needle, Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP), Chihuly Garden and Glass, Argosy Cruises Harbor Tour and Seattle Aquarium. I even carved a pumpkin and ate pumpkin pie in celebration for … Continue reading It is Fun but be Prepared for an Emergency
It’s never old…
In National Museum African American History Six day in Washington D.C, I found it interesting that there are a lot of museums here. One of them are located in National Mall, they have about 15 museums and all of them are free:). I went to the National Museum of Natural History, National Museum of African … Continue reading It’s never old…