Indra Y Kiling
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 109956 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Indra Y Kiling |
| PRENOMES | Indra Y |
| SOBRENOME | Kiling |
| ASSINATURA | KILING I Y |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Nusa Cendana |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6146-1597 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2018 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Exploring psychological well-being of waste pickers in Kupang, Indonesia
Waste pickers, informal workers who collect recyclable materials as a source of income, often face significant challenges in their daily lives. This study employed a participatory video approach combined with semi-structured interviews to explore the psychological well-being of eight members of the Aqu Ada Community in Kupang, Indonesia. The findings show that participants actively developed purpose in life, positive relationships with others, an…
T methods for early children's care and education in an Indigenous community in Flores, Indonesia
Indigenous parenting traditions offer a powerful alternative epistemology, yet scholarship on such traditions remains limited. This study explores how parents and cultural leaders in Manggarai, Flores, Indonesia, perceive and practise the 15T method, an Indigenous parenting framework consisting of fifteen Manggarai-language concepts beginning with the letter T. Drawing on a ethnographic engagement that included two months of intensive immersion, …
A child today, an adult tomorrow
How to see the future through the eyes of the children? Over the last twenty years, scholars have been exploring what children can and/or can not do to reduce climate risks. Recent spikes in academic work on the topic hasskewed towards the views that empowered children can be planetary guardians. Unfortunately, there is limited robust research documenting how boys and girls perceive climate risk management through longitudinal observation. Gender…
'When East Meets West'
Ethnic minorities and indigenous people are two of the many groups at high risk of being stigmatized in society because of their identity. Such stigmatization might have diverse psychological and social impacts. This study aimed to explore the perceptions of stigma experienced by ethnic minority students and their responses to it. This study was descriptive qualitative research involving 12 participants aged 18–30 from East Nusa Tenggara and Sula…
Social rehabilitation process of human trafficking victims in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Cultural parenting on indigenous young children of Flores, Indonesia
From Franchise to Masyarakat
Transmedia storytelling is widely used in education and media to engage audiences across platforms. However, dominant franchise models exemplified by the Marvel Cinematic Universe centralise control and limit the integration of local knowledge and collaborative authorship. This paper introduces Masyarakat logic , a community-centred framework grounded in Indonesian traditions of gotong royong (cooperation) and musyawarah (deliberation). It positi…
Exploration of ethnic identity and the meaning of Moke as a traditional alcoholic drink in the age of social and technological change
Moke is a traditional drink from palm fruit, often found in Sikka Regency. Moke reflects the values, beliefs, and identity of the Sikka ethnic group that have been passed down from generation to generation. However, in recent decades, Moke traditions and Sikka ethnic identity have faced challenges and significant changes. Technological progress can threaten regional culture because people forget or do not develop their local culture. Therefore, c…
I don't understand why we have to favor just one ethnicity
Despite the growing movement towards inclusivity, the voices of ethnic minority students (EMS) in Southeast Asia (SEA) remain underrepresented, resulting in marginalization that hinders their academic pursuits, and well-being. However, past research often overlooked experiences of EMS and the role of sociocultural elements that drive oppression. This study seeks to explore the experience of stigma among EMS in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philipp…
Hauteas and spirituality among indigenous Timorese
The Hauteas is a branched wooden structure considered sacred by indigenous Timorese. This qualitative study aimed to discover how indigenous Timorese people perceive hauteas and spirituality. Its purpose is to preserve cultural beliefs and to gain a better understanding of indigenous views of spirituality. The study used a slightly modified photovoice method to capture the experience and knowledge of participants. Ten participants are involved, i…
Indonesians remember East Timor
Children living in disaster-prone areas in Timor Island
Women are Able
Patriarchal culture still dominates in certain societal cultures and causes gender gaps and injustices that can affect the unequal treatment of men and women. Culture can be one of the triggering factors for violence. Cases of domestic violence increase every year, which can impact unfavorable mental health conditions for victims of violence. Women who experience violence sometimes just stay silent in the face of what happened to them without put…
A photovoice study on the meaning of life in widows
This study aimed to picture the experience of the meaning of life in widows by using a photovoice approach with thematic analysis. The participants involved were 10 widows living in West Timor, Indonesia. The results of the thematic analysis show that the meaning of life in widows relates to the following three themes: the spiritual meaning of life, risks of abuses and harassment, and supporting systems for widows. The photovoice approach managed…
Death, Funeral Rituals, and Stigma
Photovoice Study of Parenting Young Children During Pandemic
Despite being at a lower risk of getting infected by the coronavirus, young children are still at a high risk of various threats that could hamper their development. During the pandemic, young children are vulnerable to multi-dimensional poverty and are also exposed to the risks of violence, especially for those living in poor neighborhoods. This study aimed to explore the experience of mothers in parenting their young children during the COVID-1…
Catholic Religious Sisters’ Perception of Meaning in Service for Children with Disabilities
The purpose of this study is to explore how religious sisters experience meaning in their service work for children with disabilities. This study used the photovoice technique where data is collected through interviews based on photos. 10 religious sisters participated in this study. Analysis of data from the interview results obtained four main themes: (1) perception of self and services, (2) dynamics of service, (3) spirituality in ministry, an…
Religiosity and Disability in West Timor
Religion does not always positively impacted people with disabilities as past studies also discovered some negative influences that arise from interaction with members of religious communities. This research aimed to explore the experience of religiosity of people with disabilities. Nine people with disabilities participated in semi-structured interviews. Findings suggest that religiosity experience were described with themes of praying as a psyc…
Inclusive education for indigenous students in the Indonesian context
The story of indigenous children and their education from Southeast Asia regions is lacking. This paper is intended to discuss the education of indigenous students in Indonesia, which covers a majority of Indigenous People in the Southeast Asian region. In our paper, we wish to show some examples that will allow us to learn and gain a sense of how indigenous students, with or without disabilities, are educated within the country’s journey towards…
Experience of dating violence’s victims in Indonesia
Dating violence is one of the major violence issues that is continuously threatening female youth in Indonesia. Dating violence can cause significant negative consequences to its victims, which are often underestimated in areas with strong patriarchal cultures. This study aims to identify the experience faced by dating violence victims, which could help expand the literature and provide insights for better violence prevention programs. Photovoice…
Left-behind children in West Timor, Indonesia
The left-behind children issue is a common issue in developing countries, including Indonesia. This study explored conditions of left-behind children in West Timor, Indonesia using photovoice technique. Six children of migrated parents participated in this study. The results of the study identified two main themes, which are misdirected dreams and protective factors. Being left behind by their parents made children struggle economically and shift…
A photovoice study on Indonesian youth’s experience in the ‘new normal’ era
A shrink in Indonesian economic growth forced the authorities to ease their large-scale social distancing protocol during the coronavirus disease pandemic and introduced the ‘new normal’ protocol starting May 2020. This period is perceived to be not effective in reducing the spread of the virus and left many vulnerable youths exposed to various risk factors that negatively affected their well-being. This study aimed to understand the experience o…
Socio-emotional struggles of young children during Covid-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic has caused young children to be isolated from their neighborhood only interacting with people living under the same roof as them, to avoid spreading the virus. Limited social interaction might have affected young children’s social and emotional development. This study aimed to explore the socio-emotional struggles of young children during the pandemic. Participants in the study were 12 mothers of young children living in West Ti…
A community model for supporting children with disabilities in Indonesia
This research aimed to develop an evidence-based and community-defined model for multiple stakeholders such as community leaders, service providers, and policymakers to adaptively implement to improve the quality of life of these children and their families. To inform this model, results from three previous studies conducted by the authors were combined with the results from the current qualitative investigation. Overall over 100 key informants i…
Interventions Supporting Development of Young Children With Disabilities at Environmental Risk in Indonesia
The purpose of this article is to examine the current literature addressing interventions to support the developmental process of children of early age with disabilities in Indonesia, who are threatened with significant environmental risk. To achieve that, a scoping review was conducted. The following databases were searched: PsycINFO, PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, ERIC, Social Services Abstracts, and Scopus, as well as the reference lists of all inclu…
Women are Able
Patriarchal culture still dominates in certain societal cultures and causes gender gaps and injustices that can affect the unequal treatment of men and women. Culture can be one of the triggering factors for violence. Cases of domestic violence increase every year, which can impact unfavorable mental health conditions for victims of violence. Women who experience violence sometimes just stay silent in the face of what happened to them without put…
Death, Funeral Rituals, and Stigma
A photovoice study on Indonesian youth’s experience in the ‘new normal’ era
A shrink in Indonesian economic growth forced the authorities to ease their large-scale social distancing protocol during the coronavirus disease pandemic and introduced the ‘new normal’ protocol starting May 2020. This period is perceived to be not effective in reducing the spread of the virus and left many vulnerable youths exposed to various risk factors that negatively affected their well-being. This study aimed to understand the experience o…
Socio-emotional struggles of young children during Covid-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic has caused young children to be isolated from their neighborhood only interacting with people living under the same roof as them, to avoid spreading the virus. Limited social interaction might have affected young children’s social and emotional development. This study aimed to explore the socio-emotional struggles of young children during the pandemic. Participants in the study were 12 mothers of young children living in West Ti…
Interventions Supporting Development of Young Children With Disabilities at Environmental Risk in Indonesia
The purpose of this article is to examine the current literature addressing interventions to support the developmental process of children of early age with disabilities in Indonesia, who are threatened with significant environmental risk. To achieve that, a scoping review was conducted. The following databases were searched: PsycINFO, PubMed, Embase, CINAHL, ERIC, Social Services Abstracts, and Scopus, as well as the reference lists of all inclu…
Experience of dating violence’s victims in Indonesia
Dating violence is one of the major violence issues that is continuously threatening female youth in Indonesia. Dating violence can cause significant negative consequences to its victims, which are often underestimated in areas with strong patriarchal cultures. This study aims to identify the experience faced by dating violence victims, which could help expand the literature and provide insights for better violence prevention programs. Photovoice…
Left-behind children in West Timor, Indonesia
The left-behind children issue is a common issue in developing countries, including Indonesia. This study explored conditions of left-behind children in West Timor, Indonesia using photovoice technique. Six children of migrated parents participated in this study. The results of the study identified two main themes, which are misdirected dreams and protective factors. Being left behind by their parents made children struggle economically and shift…
A photovoice study on Indonesian youth’s experience in the ‘new normal’ era
A shrink in Indonesian economic growth forced the authorities to ease their large-scale social distancing protocol during the coronavirus disease pandemic and introduced the ‘new normal’ protocol starting May 2020. This period is perceived to be not effective in reducing the spread of the virus and left many vulnerable youths exposed to various risk factors that negatively affected their well-being. This study aimed to understand the experience o…
Socio-emotional struggles of young children during Covid-19 pandemic
COVID-19 pandemic has caused young children to be isolated from their neighborhood only interacting with people living under the same roof as them, to avoid spreading the virus. Limited social interaction might have affected young children’s social and emotional development. This study aimed to explore the socio-emotional struggles of young children during the pandemic. Participants in the study were 12 mothers of young children living in West Ti…
A community model for supporting children with disabilities in Indonesia
This research aimed to develop an evidence-based and community-defined model for multiple stakeholders such as community leaders, service providers, and policymakers to adaptively implement to improve the quality of life of these children and their families. To inform this model, results from three previous studies conducted by the authors were combined with the results from the current qualitative investigation. Overall over 100 key informants i…
Catholic Religious Sisters’ Perception of Meaning in Service for Children with Disabilities
The purpose of this study is to explore how religious sisters experience meaning in their service work for children with disabilities. This study used the photovoice technique where data is collected through interviews based on photos. 10 religious sisters participated in this study. Analysis of data from the interview results obtained four main themes: (1) perception of self and services, (2) dynamics of service, (3) spirituality in ministry, an…
Religiosity and Disability in West Timor
Religion does not always positively impacted people with disabilities as past studies also discovered some negative influences that arise from interaction with members of religious communities. This research aimed to explore the experience of religiosity of people with disabilities. Nine people with disabilities participated in semi-structured interviews. Findings suggest that religiosity experience were described with themes of praying as a psyc…
Inclusive education for indigenous students in the Indonesian context
The story of indigenous children and their education from Southeast Asia regions is lacking. This paper is intended to discuss the education of indigenous students in Indonesia, which covers a majority of Indigenous People in the Southeast Asian region. In our paper, we wish to show some examples that will allow us to learn and gain a sense of how indigenous students, with or without disabilities, are educated within the country’s journey towards…
A photovoice study on the meaning of life in widows
This study aimed to picture the experience of the meaning of life in widows by using a photovoice approach with thematic analysis. The participants involved were 10 widows living in West Timor, Indonesia. The results of the thematic analysis show that the meaning of life in widows relates to the following three themes: the spiritual meaning of life, risks of abuses and harassment, and supporting systems for widows. The photovoice approach managed…
Death, Funeral Rituals, and Stigma
Photovoice Study of Parenting Young Children During Pandemic
Despite being at a lower risk of getting infected by the coronavirus, young children are still at a high risk of various threats that could hamper their development. During the pandemic, young children are vulnerable to multi-dimensional poverty and are also exposed to the risks of violence, especially for those living in poor neighborhoods. This study aimed to explore the experience of mothers in parenting their young children during the COVID-1…
Indonesians remember East Timor
Children living in disaster-prone areas in Timor Island
Women are Able
Patriarchal culture still dominates in certain societal cultures and causes gender gaps and injustices that can affect the unequal treatment of men and women. Culture can be one of the triggering factors for violence. Cases of domestic violence increase every year, which can impact unfavorable mental health conditions for victims of violence. Women who experience violence sometimes just stay silent in the face of what happened to them without put…
'When East Meets West'
Ethnic minorities and indigenous people are two of the many groups at high risk of being stigmatized in society because of their identity. Such stigmatization might have diverse psychological and social impacts. This study aimed to explore the perceptions of stigma experienced by ethnic minority students and their responses to it. This study was descriptive qualitative research involving 12 participants aged 18–30 from East Nusa Tenggara and Sula…
Social rehabilitation process of human trafficking victims in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Cultural parenting on indigenous young children of Flores, Indonesia
From Franchise to Masyarakat
Transmedia storytelling is widely used in education and media to engage audiences across platforms. However, dominant franchise models exemplified by the Marvel Cinematic Universe centralise control and limit the integration of local knowledge and collaborative authorship. This paper introduces Masyarakat logic , a community-centred framework grounded in Indonesian traditions of gotong royong (cooperation) and musyawarah (deliberation). It positi…
Exploration of ethnic identity and the meaning of Moke as a traditional alcoholic drink in the age of social and technological change
Moke is a traditional drink from palm fruit, often found in Sikka Regency. Moke reflects the values, beliefs, and identity of the Sikka ethnic group that have been passed down from generation to generation. However, in recent decades, Moke traditions and Sikka ethnic identity have faced challenges and significant changes. Technological progress can threaten regional culture because people forget or do not develop their local culture. Therefore, c…
I don't understand why we have to favor just one ethnicity
Despite the growing movement towards inclusivity, the voices of ethnic minority students (EMS) in Southeast Asia (SEA) remain underrepresented, resulting in marginalization that hinders their academic pursuits, and well-being. However, past research often overlooked experiences of EMS and the role of sociocultural elements that drive oppression. This study seeks to explore the experience of stigma among EMS in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philipp…
Hauteas and spirituality among indigenous Timorese
The Hauteas is a branched wooden structure considered sacred by indigenous Timorese. This qualitative study aimed to discover how indigenous Timorese people perceive hauteas and spirituality. Its purpose is to preserve cultural beliefs and to gain a better understanding of indigenous views of spirituality. The study used a slightly modified photovoice method to capture the experience and knowledge of participants. Ten participants are involved, i…
Exploring psychological well-being of waste pickers in Kupang, Indonesia
Waste pickers, informal workers who collect recyclable materials as a source of income, often face significant challenges in their daily lives. This study employed a participatory video approach combined with semi-structured interviews to explore the psychological well-being of eight members of the Aqu Ada Community in Kupang, Indonesia. The findings show that participants actively developed purpose in life, positive relationships with others, an…
T methods for early children's care and education in an Indigenous community in Flores, Indonesia
Indigenous parenting traditions offer a powerful alternative epistemology, yet scholarship on such traditions remains limited. This study explores how parents and cultural leaders in Manggarai, Flores, Indonesia, perceive and practise the 15T method, an Indigenous parenting framework consisting of fifteen Manggarai-language concepts beginning with the letter T. Drawing on a ethnographic engagement that included two months of intensive immersion, …
A child today, an adult tomorrow
How to see the future through the eyes of the children? Over the last twenty years, scholars have been exploring what children can and/or can not do to reduce climate risks. Recent spikes in academic work on the topic hasskewed towards the views that empowered children can be planetary guardians. Unfortunately, there is limited robust research documenting how boys and girls perceive climate risk management through longitudinal observation. Gender…
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