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Indonesian creative arts programs for disaster recovery

Overview

The Indonesian Ministry of Creative Economy launched the ‘Creative Recovery for Children’ program in Aceh Tamiang to support students affected by flash floods. The initiative focuses on restoring the psychosocial well-being of elementary and middle school students through fine arts and crafts. A notable component of the training involves using natural pigments from flood mud and dust as painting media.

Following these efforts, Coordinating Minister for Community Empowerment Muhaimin Iskandar promoted the use of art for psychosocial recovery in disaster-affected areas, including Aceh Tamiang and Pariaman. During an exhibition in Jakarta, Iskandar emphasized that recovery must go beyond physical infrastructure to provide children with safe spaces to process trauma. He noted that fostering these creative talents could eventually integrate children into the national creative economy for long-term empowerment.

Entities

Aceh Tamiang · Pariaman · Kemenko PM · Armia Pahmi · Muhaimin Iskandar

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Muhaimin Iskandar promotes art for psychosocial recovery of disaster-affected children

    Indonesian Minister Muhaimin Iskandar highlighted how painting helps 200 disaster-affected children from Aceh Tamiang and Pariaman recover psychosocially and express trauma through art.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Ministry of Creative Economy launches trauma recovery program in Aceh Tamiang

    Indonesia's Ministry of Creative Economy launched a program in Aceh Tamiang using flood mud and dust as art pigments to help flood-affected children recover from trauma through painting.

Sources

antaranews.com · halosemarang.id · matamata.com · rri.co.id