From 24 May to 12 July 2025, IofC Indonesia hosted a Trust building program with the theme "Speak Up Project: Conversation for Peace."

The first session on the first day of The 2nd Learning Community International Life-Work Conference was led by Nurhayati Syafii, a member of the Indonesian School of Reconciliation, with this inner listening question. It wasn’t even the opening session yet, but it already felt like being invited into the part of myself I least wanted to open—being responsible for something I didn’t want to admit.

The year 2025 marks a special milestone as IofC Indonesia’s Creators of Peace (CoP) opened its first class for young people in Bandung.

BINUS University, through its Character Building Development Center (CBDC), together with the Trustbuilding Program of Initiatives of Change (IofC) Indonesia, hosted a one-day workshop titled “Healing the Past, Hope for the Future: Integrating Mental Health into Trustbuilding; Promoting Inner Healing and Resilience for Sustainable Peace.”

Bandung Peace Week 2025: From Bandung to the World, Reviving a Spirit of Dialogue and Solidarity

From May to July 2025, IofC Indonesia ran a trustbuilding initiative called the Speak Up Project: Conversation for Peace.

Ciputat, August 9, 2025 — In response to the growing cases of intolerance that fuel harmful narratives against certain groups in society, Initiatives of Change (IofC) Indonesia hosted “Training of Facilitators, Trustbuilding Program: Heal the Past, Hope for the Future”, a three-day event on August 8–10, 2025, at UIN Campus. The program featured Mike Lowe, senior facilitator from IofC Australia, renowned for his extensive experience in the Life Matters Course and Inner Development Goals.

Last January, I had the incredible opportunity to take part in a transformative program in India, organized by Initiatives of Change (IofC). It was more than just a trip, it was an inner journey that deepened my understanding of the world and my place in it.

From 7–9 January 2025, Initiatives of Change (IofC) International convened a regional Trustbuilding Program (TBP) Gathering at Asia Plateau, Panchgani, India.

Children can, at best, empathize with their aging parents' suffering, but they cannot bear the pain on their behalf. Since no one can endure the pain in their place, the reversal of the natural order—where parents care for their children—inevitably brings hardship to all family members involved.