Travel
Book on Walter Spies
By: John Stowell A painter. A musician. A photographer. A choreographer. An architect… When he died 70 years ago, the artist Walter Spies was known to only a few...
A Chinese temple in Dili, East Timor
Quite a few times we have visited Dili, the capital of East Timor. Often admiring the great Chinese cemetery, beautifully situated on one of the hills surrounding...
Lice pay no mind to social status
Lice pay no mind to social status, freely jumping from the heads of the rich to the heads of the poor and back again. Despite this biological fact, the upper classes now...
She came into the world deformed and unwanted
Sometimes the pitiful condition of a particular child hits you particularly hard. Amelia, born on the 3rd of June this year gets under my skin. She was born prematurely,...
Angkor Wat is amazing
If you ever have the chance to visit Cambodia, you can't miss the temples of Angkor Wat. Although quickly turning into a mass tourism attraction, the beauty of it will...
Supporting Children in Indonesia
Child Support Foundation Indonesia is a non-profit organisation which founders are active in Indonesia for 25 years. The core business is financial adoption of...
Challenging times for big tobacco
Can the industry’s political and financial resources continue to stall important regulatory change?
Indonesia, Heal Thyself!
In the absence of health insurance or government medical services, getting sick in Indonesia can be truly painful. Not only do doctors insist on injections for...
A new model for mental health care?
By: Byron Good, Mary-Jo DelVecchio Good, and Jesse Hession Grayman Conducting the Psychosocial Needs Assessment in one of Aceh’s post-conflict villages – Byron...
Book on Dutch Painter Auke Sonnega
Artist of the Enchanting Tropics The Dutch artist, Auke Sonnega, arrived in Batavia in 1935 and during a 23-year sojourn painted on the island of Java, Bali, and...
