Theme: DAMAR

DAMAR refer to a small light source, such as a candle or a lantern, that illuminates a dark space. Metaphorically, DAMAR represents knowledge, wisdom, or guidance that brings clarity and understanding to a difficult or challenging situation.

As a small light, DAMAR can signify a source of guidance and direction when faced with uncertainty. It represents the idea that even a small amount of light can illuminate the path and provide clarity, enabling individuals to navigate through difficult situations and make informed decisions.

DAMAR can symbolize the spark of inspiration and motivation that ignites personal growth and positive change. It represents the catalyst that propels individuals to take action, pursue their passions, and make a difference in the world.

Universitas Gadjah Mada
Bulaksumur
Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta, 55281
Indonesia

Anugrah Pakerti

Chief Executive Officer at AVO Innovation & technology

CEO and Entrepreneur with a demonstrated history of running a business in the cosmetics industry.

Cinta Berliana Nursaf

Student of Urban and Regional Planning UGM

Founder of a youth-development community named Limitless Horizon. a public speaker and has a genuine interest in speech & story telling with 40+ experiences. She had a few experiences in organization path, from BEM, StudentxCEOs to StudentCatalyst.

Mila Rosinta Totoatmojo

Choreographer and Founder Mila Art Dance (MAD)

Mila has extensive training in traditional and contemporary dance, with her works rooted in Indonesian culture.

Rifo Romelio

Chief Energized Officer AfterOil.id

Chief Energized Officer at PT AfterOil Energi Utama, a renewable energy startup, he has achieved significant recognitions, including winning the climate impact innovations challenge

Smita Dinakaramani

UGM Lecturer

a clinical psychologist who focuses on adolescents and older adults

Wuri Handayani

UGM Lecturer & Disability Advocatuer

Wuri Handayani is tenacious educator who overcome adversity, aspired to teach despite a life-changing accident, and faced multiple challenges on her path to becoming a lecturer. She graduated with honors and pursued her Ph.D. in the UK