Theme: Cruxes for Change

From pivotal moments to bold transformations, they’ll explore the turning points that shape how we grow, adapt, and challenge the world around us speaking from their very different experiences

Gripa Studios
Griya Tapa 9G, Jl. Taman Margasatwa Raya Jl. Warung Jati Barat No.9, South Jakarta City, Jakarta 12550
2nd floor, Studio 1
Jakarta, Jakarta Raya, 12550
Indonesia

Angelyna Siahaan

Angelyna Victoria Siahaan is an educator, mental health advocate and founder of ProjectBuzzIDN—a platform focused on youth empowerment and social issues. With a background in education, creative writing and international relations from Deakin University, she’s led community programs that use storytelling to promote mental well-being and social awareness. Her work bridges education, advocacy, and creative expression to spark meaningful conversations among youth. Whether in the classroom or onstage, Angelyna brings bold, authentic energy to every space she enters—because when young people find their voice, the world listens.

Dibal Ranuh

When stories move beyond the screen and into the soul, you’re likely watching the work of Dibal Ranuh. An award-winning filmmaker and artistic director from Bali, Dibal has led nationally and internationally acclaimed projects that fuse Indonesian cultural traditions with modern visual storytelling. He’s the founder of the Matahati Kitapoleng Foundation, championing inclusivity in the arts, and has collaborated with UNESCO and Indonesia’s Ministry of Culture. With deep roots in design and film, Dibal crafts narratives that challenge, connect, and transform.

Emma Batty

Emma Batty is a passionate marine conservationist and youth leader committed to protecting Indonesia's oceans. A certified PADI Divemaster and winner of the 2023 #whycoexist competition, she has collaborated with leading organizations like Ocean Culture Life and Coral Gardeners on coral restoration and underwater research. With backing from National Geographic and the Ocean Culture Life storytelling grant, Emma is pioneering projects focused on coral reef acoustics. Her work proves that the next generation has the power to lead the way in ocean conservation.

Harumi Supit

Harumi Supit is a seasoned communications strategist who helps brands and organizations harness the power of storytelling to drive meaningful impact. As a Principal of Alur Communications, she brings over 20 years of experience across the media, non-profit, and tech sectors. With a bachelor’s degree in international relations from Brown University, Harumi has led communications for major companies like Grab and Save the Children. She is a trusted expert on purpose-driven strategies, showing how the right message can change the world—one story at a time

Lydia Iswara

With a career spanning both academia and corporate leadership, Lydia Iswara brings a wealth of knowledge to her role as an associate lecturer at Bina Nusantara University. For over 19 years, she has taught business management and marketing, drawing on her extensive experience at Citibank, where she held senior roles in credit operations and risk management. Lydia’s educational background, including an MBA in Operations Management from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, empowers her to inspire and shape the next generation of leaders in business and beyond.

Ni Wayan Handoko

Ni Wayan Handoko is a talented Balinese visual artist who merges spirituality with creativity in her artwork. As the Chairperson of Jakarta Artists for Christ Fellowship (Ja4C) and a member of the Asian Christian Art Association (ACAA), she uses art to inspire faith and community. With a deep belief in the power of art as a tool for ministry, she leads initiatives that connect creativity with religious outreach. Ni Wayan’s unique ability to intertwine artistic expression with spiritual purpose makes her an inspiring voice on how art can transform both individuals and communities.