Climate Change and Health are Gendered: How Women Workers in Jakarta Adapted in Climate Change Â
OUCRU Indonesia co-designs Climate and Health Engagement Project named Panas, Polusi Udara, dan Perempuan Pekerja (Urban Island Heat, Air Polution and Women Workers) or (P4 project) which also become the first engagement specific collaborative study with women workers in Jakarta and fully funded by WHO
OUCRU Indonesia Welcome Students to Explore Biomedical Research and Science Careers   Â
What do scientists actually do? How do laboratories contribute to improving public health? What does a career in biomedical research look like?
2025 PCE Highlights: Strengthening Community-Centred Health Engagement ResearchÂ
In 2025, OUCRU’s Public and Community Engagement work focused on strengthening local engagement to enhance research impact. Our activities across Indonesia, Vietnam, and Nepal demonstrated how strengthening OUCRU research through local engagement amplifies real community needs.
Youth Peer Educator Combat AMR: Indonesian Youth Action in Antimicrobial Resistance’s Stewardship
Knowledge and beliefs about antibiotics continue to shape emerging health behaviours in Indonesia. With full support from OUCRU PCE Seed Award, PAPRA empowered young people to create learning resources to promote responsible antibiotic use among their peers.
Empowering Ethical and Inclusive Research: OUCRU Piloting the Engagement Project Design Training
The Public and Community Engagement Group is piloting a training to support research practitioners in designing impactful research-engagement projects.
Bridging the community voices: OUCRU Indonesia held the Kick-Off Meeting Community Forum for Health Research (ForuM)
OUCRU Indonesia researchers and Community Health Research Forum members working together to co-create evidence-based solutions for healthier communities.
Using photos to express community perspectives: how photovoice reflects the daily health risk of climate change
Climate change is the greatest health threat facing humanity today. Its impact on livelihoods, equity, healthcare access, and community resilience falls hardest on vulnerable groups—women, children, ethnic minorities, older adults, and those with pre-existing conditions. How can a creative engagement method, photovoice explore the perception and communicate climate and health risks in Indonesia, Vietnam and Nepal?Â
Who held the microphone during the health crisis? A case study from Indonesia
How participatory mapping helped identify trusted voices in health crisis communication during Indonesia’s COVID-19 response? This article highlights the role of public trust, local leadership, and culturally relevant messaging in shaping more inclusive and effective communication strategies for future outbreaks.
Shifting Public Perceptions Using Visual Storytelling: Community engagement to challenge leprosy-related stigmaÂ
Leprosy continues to affect millions worldwide, with Indonesia ranking third in new diagnoses. Despite available treatments, stigma rooted in cultural beliefs still limits access to care and fuels discrimination, especially in endemic regions. How to address this sensitive topics using a visual storytelling approach in Indonesia?