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Indonesia Project
The PBI Indonesia Project (IP) provides protective accompaniment services and peace education workshops to local groups in Indonesia upon request.
PBI began working in Indonesia in 1999 when conflicts led to invitations for a PBI presence by local groups and the National Human Rights Commission.
PBI protects the work of local civil society organisations so that they can look for solutions to conflicts in their country.
We do not intend to substitute for local groups, but rather to give space and support for their work.
More about PBI Indonesia...
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Participatory Peace Education encourages people to make new responses to conflict situations in their daily lives. Trainings use the local context and explore local models for conflict transformation.
What are the conflicts in Indonesia and where do they come from?
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Here are the courageous human rights defenders that we have the privelege of working with.
Read about a Day in the Life on the Indonesia Project. Learn about the life of a field volunteer. Find out what it takes to be a volunteer on one of our teams.
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