75 Cities: Jakarta
75 Cities: Jakarta
Wed, Nov 30, 18:00
Official Residence of Australian Ambassador • Jakarta
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Alumni Gathering with the President of the University of Groningen
Join us for the inaugural Aletta Dialogue in Jakarta | Wednesday, 2 November 2022 | 18.00h
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Location
Gran Meliá Jakarta 5 4 Jalan Haji R. Rasuna Said Kecamatan Setiabudi, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 12950 Indonesia
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About this event
On the occasion of the visit to Indonesia of the President of the University of Groningen Prof. Jouke de Vries, we have the honour to invite you for a special Alumni Event: the inaugural Aletta Dialogue at the Gran Melia Kuningan Hotel (Jakarta) on Wednesday, 2 November 2022 at 18:00hrs (WIB, GMT+7).
The theme of Aletta Dialogue in Jakarta is Development of democracy with prominent speakers on the topic Prof. Jouke de Vries, President of the University of Groningen and Dr. Deasy Simandjuntak, Adjunct Associate Professor at National Chengchi University Taipei and Researcher of Politics and International Relations at ISEAS Singapore.
Program
18.00-18.30 Walk-in, registration & welcome snacks/drinks
18.30-18.35 Welcome by moderator
18.35-18.50 Introduction by Prof. Jouke de Vries, President of the University of Groningen
18.50-19.05 Regional perspective by Dr. Deasy Simandjuntak, Researcher of Politics and International Relations at ISEAS Singapore
19.05-19.40 Discussion between the two experts incl. Q&A with the audience
19.40-19.45 Wrap up: conclusions & takeaways
19.45-21.00 Buffet dinner and networking.
Registration
You can already get your free ticket via Eventbrite. There is only a limited number of places available.
About the Aletta Dialogues
The Aletta Dialogues of the University of Groningen are a series of worldwide events organised in honour of Aletta Jacobs, because of her pioneering spirit, her international outlook, and strong link to our university. She was the first woman in the Netherlands to register at a university as a regular student and the first female doctor. Furthermore, she was a champion for women’s rights like birth control and voting rights. Finally, she also travelled the world (Europe, South Africa, Egypt, Middle East, India, Japan, China and Indonesia) to fight for the rights of women (esp. voting rights). During the Aletta Dialogues experts from Groningen and the hosting country or region discuss subjects on the crossroads of science and societal challenges.