Literacy Corner
In its work, Tifa Foundation together with partners strives to document activities and advocacy carried out into knowledge products such as books, policy papers, modules, and so on. The hope is that these knowledge products can be a provision in facing various civil society challenges in the field.

Journalist safety index report 2023
TIFA-Populix Foundation Research "Journalists Potentially Experience Violence in Simultaneous Regional Elections" Jakarta, May 31, 2024 - Threats to the safety of journalists have the potential to occur in the process of implementing simultaneous regional elections.

BOOKS: DIGITAL ACTIVISM MODULE
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PROGRAM REVIEW GUIDEBOOK
Welcome to this guidebook! Tifa Foundation, which has been established since 2000, has a noble vision to encourage the realization of an open society that upholds the values of diversity, equality and justice. We believe that active community participation is of key importance not only in the planning process, but also in the evaluation of development programs. This aims to ensure that development outcomes truly reflect the needs of the community, are transparent and accountable.
In order to realize this vision, we are working together with the Japan Initiative and Atmawidya Alterasi Indonesia to run the Program Review (formerly Program Review) since 2021. ...Continue reading PROGRAM REVIEW GUIDE BOOK →...Continue reading PROGRAM REVIEW GUIDE BOOK →...

Assessment Report on Violence against Journalists in Indonesia
Indonesia's Press Freedom Index (IKP) in 2022 conducted by the Press Council stated that the IKP score was 77.78. This score increased compared to the previous year. Although it increased by 1.86, the figure is not yet a guarantee that the safety of journalists in Indonesia is better. In fact, through the Tifa Foundation assessment report in 3 regions in Indonesia, we found many sad facts. What are the data and findings? Read the full report below!...Continue reading Report on the Assessment Results of Handling Violence against Journalists in Indonesia →

Digital Activism in Indonesia
What is the portrait of digital activism of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Indonesia in the 2016-2021 period? What is its effectiveness and impact on the socio-political dynamics in Indonesia? And what are the concrete strategies and practices that CSOs need to adopt in conducting digital activism, especially in the midst of narrowing civic space?
This research aims to answer and enrich the discourse on civil society social movements in Indonesia. In addition, the findings in this research are expected to be a lesson for CSOs and youth groups in Indonesia in maximizing digital activism in the midst of narrowing civic space.
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Interpreting Constitutional Democracy
Constitutional reform in Indonesia as a result of the 1998 reform movement reflected in the amendment of the 1945 Constitution 4 times (1999-2002) has brought major changes in Indonesian constitutional life with a shift in orientation from the supremacy of institutions (MPR) to the supremacy of the constitution. As a consequence, the entire order of life in society, nation and state must refer to and originate from the constitution as the supreme law. Read more...Continue reading Interpreting Constitutional Democracy →

Creating Political Leaders from Below
During the period of Indonesian independence, the leaders of government organizations took turns, from leaders who initiated Indonesia's independence, to leaders who almost 100% put forward a military approach in running the wheels of government. After the reformation period, Indonesia was successively led by four presidents, all of whom had different political backgrounds. ...Continue reading Creating Political Leaders from Below →...Continue reading