What began as a diving trip to Bali became a larger mission for Ai Imai. Through Bukit Foods, she helps Indonesian mothers and children build healthier lives through nutrition, organic farming, and food education.

In Sumba, women are transforming local resources into thriving businesses. With microloans from Amartha Financial Group, they support their families, strengthen their communities, and keep local traditions alive through entrepreneurship.

Indonesia’s fashion industry is growing fast, often at the planet’s expense. Sukkhacitta offers a different path, blending slow fashion, natural dyes, and fair work for women artisans to create luxury with purpose.

What began as a quiet start in Penang led Datin Zaharah Abdul Muttalib to a distinguished career in banking. As Head of Bank Islam’s Wealth Management Division, she continues to redefine leadership through integrity, empowerment, and inclusion.

Sri Mulyani is out — and Indonesia’s economy may never be the same. Her shock dismissal has ignited protests and a bigger fight over the nation’s financial future.

When Nurdini Prihastiti traded her corporate path for batik, she created more than a label. With Dama Kara, she blends timeless Indonesian craft with sustainability and inclusivity — from designs co-created with children on the autism spectrum to fashion that lets you wear your values.

From Sarawak’s quiet riverbanks to Malaysia’s corridors of power, Dato’ Sri Nancy Shukri has walked a path defined by vision and integrity. With grace and conviction, she champions women, bridges East and West, and continues to shape the nation’s story beyond politics.

From Ada Apa Dengan Cinta? to building a legacy of impact, Dian Sastrowardoyo is more than an actress—she’s a philanthropist, cultural advocate, and sustainability champion shaping Indonesia’s future.

Philosophy and drinks form an unusual partnership here in busy Chinatown. Amidst Kuala Lumpur’s hustle and bustle, Penrose has become a pitstop for unforced conversations and genuine connections.

The 2024 East Java gubernatorial election was a landmark moment in Indonesian politics, as three powerful women battled for the province’s top seat, defying traditional gender norms. It was a cultural and political milestone, a statement on the power of women in leadership, and a rallying cry for greater gender equality in the nation’s political la...