The Changemakers
From a tiny seed for meaning, to a global movement of change.
In this Changemaker series, we proudly share perspectives and stories from our community.
Celebrating individual journeys and learning from each other on being the change we wish for in the world.
Since joining PT MRT Jakarta, Silvia Halim has been the sole woman in the board of directors. However, breaking the glass ceiling is not part of her goal. Her main priority is as simple as creating an impact through her expertise. Silvia is a living embodiment that we are all agents of change.
Hannah Al Rashid is a bonafide actress and action star who uses her platform as an SDG Mover for Gender Equality. Her signature streetwear style utilizes traditional Indonesian textiles, kebaya and kain—mixing tradition and modernity.
Folk musician Sandrayati Fay is a third-culture Indonesian. Born to an American father and a Filipina mother, Sandra's music reflects her own journey of migration. Her compassion for women and Mother Earth truly aligns with our mission.
Ayu Kartika Dewi's career revolves around national peacebuilding initiatives through her work with the President, Indika Foundation , and SabangMerauke, among others. She walks the talk, even when it means walking against the grain.
Andhyta Firselly Utami is an economist who uses her platform to educate the public about climate justice. Her social media presence is passionate and vulnerable, as she doesn’t shy away from sharing her reflections on her personal life as much as advocating for a better earth. Afu is a great example of making actionable personal changes that inspires others.
Marsha Timothy is an award-winning veteran actress who started her career as a model. She seamlessly move from genre to genre, style to style. A patron of art, Marsha likens SukkhaCitta's pieces as painting; loaded with intangible values and meaning.
Carina Hardy is an artist and impact entrepreneur changing taboos surrounding a woman's body. She explores art and design work related to breasts and women's empowerment and is currently working on a wearable art project called Elppin. Carina was raised in Bali, Indonesia and lives in New York City.
As part of Yo-Yo Ma's The Bach Project, SukkhaCitta hosted an interactive exhibition that shows how handcrafted clothes can be a powerful solution to fast fashion.