In this short and compelling essay, Dimas Indiana Senja introduces us to Eko Prazt Tyo, who established a place of learning called ‘Campus of the Streets’.
“Campus of the Streets was designed as a place where street kids could go to school, albeit a school with basic facilities. And to this day Campus of the Streets continues to organize learning and teaching programs for street kids. The education they receive is anti-mainstream; it’s humanizing, and above all, it’s liberating.”
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Dimas Indiana Senja is the pseudonym of Dimas Indianto S. He was born in Brebes on December 20, 1990. Dimas writes poems, short stories, essays, articles, and journals, as well as nurturing the literary community Komunitas Pondok Pena Purwokerto.
Each year, the Ubud Writers & Reader Festival accepts submissions from hundreds of emerging writers from across the archipelago. The winning entries, selected by an independent curatorial board, are compiled into a publication launched at the Festival by the contributors themselves. Our Anthology Series is just one of our initiatives to help support the vibrant future of Indonesian literature and the arts, by creating a platform celebrating Indonesian talent on a global scale.
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