📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 1
With the theme “Promoting Literacy in Global Relations”, this year’s program features outstanding speakers who are experts in their fields📝💭

On the first week of REALS 2025, held on Friday, 12 September 2025, Prof. Evi Eliyanah officially opened the program, followed by a session on “Youths Are Both the Present and the Future,” which provided participants with valuable new insights.

The second session was led by M. Aris Ichwanto, Ph.D, focused on the topic of “Assistant Professor in Vocational Education Development Policy.” The session was highly engaging and interactive, offering participants an extraordinary new perspective 💡👀

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📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 2
The second week of REALS 2025 brought another set of incredible speakers! The enthusiasm of the participants remained as strong as in the first week💫

The first session, delivered by IGAK Satrya Wibawa, Ph.D, examined the topic of “Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Future of Communication.” Despite the session being held online via Zoom, the energy and excitement from participants attending offline was truly remarkable.

The second session was presented by Prof. Hadi Nur and focused on “Rethinking Eurasia: Higher Education Inspiration.” This session was highly interactive and insightful, with both participants and the speaker actively engaging in meaningful discussions🗣💭

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📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 3
We had so much fun with two incredible speakers this third week! Held on the UM library hall (2nd floor), REALS was full of energy and enthusiasm💡✨

Our first speaker was Agnisa Maulani Wisesa, M.A. a lecturer in the Department of Arts and Design at Universitas Negeri Malang. She delivered a session on ‘Art We Create in Times of Resistance’. This topic sparked strong interest among the participants, particularly through the interactive games she had prepared 🎨✍🏻

Next, we welcomed our second speaker, Nohan Arum Romadlona, M.K.M. a lecturer in the Department of Community Health Science at Universitas Negeri Malang. Before presenting her main material, she challenged the participants with a fun and engaging quiz. Her session, “The Role of Indonesian Youth: From Demographic Transition to Health Innovation” was highly relevant to our everyday lives 📊♻

We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to all the participants for their consistent enthusiasm in attending REALS 2025, both online and offline. Your active participation means a lot to us. We look forward to seeing you again in Week 4 of REALS 2025!💯

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📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 4
Held in a hybrid, the enthusiasm of both the speakers and participants continued to shine throughout the sessions 👀💯

The first session was opened by Dr. Annisa R. Beta, who delivered a thought-provoking presentation titled “Everyday Affects, Minor Aesthetics: Youth Repertoires of Citizenship in Indonesia.” Her session offered deep insights into the dynamics of youth, culture, and civic engagement.

The second session featured Dr. rer. nat. Adi Nur Cahyono, M.Pd, who presented an inspiring talk on “Shaping the Future: Youth-Driven STEM Trails and Modelling for the SDGs Across Continents.” He emphasized the vital role of youth innovation in advancing global sustainability goals.

We would like to express our appreciation to all participants for their consistent enthusiasm and active engagement. Your spirit truly keeps REALS 2025 alive! 💫

📌REALS 2025 Recap Week 5
What an incredible week it has been! Our two amazing speakers delivered inspiring and insightful sessions that sparked enthusiasm among all participants.

The first session featured Dr. Ir. Grandprix T. M. Kadja, who presented an eye-opening talk on “The Resilience Playbook: Thrive in a World that Never Stops.”
The second session was delivered by Prof. Aji Prasetyo Wibawa, who shared an engaging discussion on “Empowering Youth Climate Innovators with AI.”

A huge thank you to both speakers and all participants for another week full of learning, inspiration, and meaningful conversations! 🌏✨

📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 6

The sixth week of REALS 2025 featured two distinguished speakers who delivered insightful discussions on language, education, and youth empowerment. The first session was presented by Dr. Dianni Risda, M.Ed., with the theme “Empowering Youth through Foreign Language Education: Drivers of Change and Innovation in Asia and Europe.” Her presentation highlighted the vital role of foreign language education in shaping young generations as global changemakers and innovators.

The second session continued with Nurenzia Yannuar, S.S., M.A., Ph.D., who delivered an engaging talk on “Voices of Change: Language and Youth Activism in Indonesia.” Through her presentation, participants gained a deeper understanding of how language functions as a powerful tool for youth activism and social transformation. These sessions provided meaningful insights into the intersection of language, culture, and innovation in today’s dynamic global context. 🌏✨

📌REALS 2025 Recap Week Seven

The seventh week of REALS 2025 brought another series of inspiring discussions with distinguished speakers and thought provoking themes💡

On October 23 2025, Prof. Chung Joon Kon delivered an insightful session titled “Toward a New Community – Its Necessity and Meaning,” emphasizing the importance of unity, collaboration, and shared values in building a sustainable and inclusive future.

The following day, October 24 2025, continued with an engaging presentation by Ms. Aldian Irma Amaruddin, MD, PhD, who explored the topic “From Invisible Enemies to Hidden Allies: What Parasites and Microbes Teach Us About Change.” This session offered a fascinating perspective on how even the smallest organisms can reveal lessons about adaptation, transformation, and resilience 💫

📌 REALS 2025 Recap Week 8
The eighth week of REALS 2025 wrapped up with two intellectually enriching sessions that inspired participants to reflect on youth, creativity, and innovation across global contexts💫

On 31 October 2025, the first session was led by Prof. Dr. Nico Nassenstein, who delivered a captivating talk titled “Perspectives on Young People’s Voices from Africa to Asia and Europe: Performed Creativity, Linguistic Diversity, and Shared Dreams.” The session highlighted the beauty of youth expression, cross-cultural understanding, and the unifying power of creativity and language.

Continuing the momentum, the second session featured Ahmad Faizuddin, S.Pd.I, M.Ed., PhD, with an engaging presentation titled “Cultivating the Changemakers: Educational Leadership for Youth-Driven Innovation in Eurasian Contexts.” His talk encouraged young leaders to embrace innovation and take active roles in shaping the future through transformative education🎓