Youth Council
Here are some of the constructive young people who support BASAibu
Gede Adrian Mahaputra
(Coordinator)
Enthusiastic in public issues and communication, Adrian initiated @balinggih for public issues. He loves meeting people and getting involved in social works. He helps people in business strategies and marketing.
Ni Kadek Kartika Gita Putri
As a young curious middle-school student from Kerambitan, Tabanan, Kartika is passionate about participating more on youth issues in Bali. She wants to broaden her insight in public issues and civic collaborations.
Luh Putu Ceni Anggreni
Ceni is a member of many organizations both at UNUD (her campus) and outside. To join BASAibu's Youth Council is a challenge and she believes there will be a lot of experiences she can get from BASAibu.
Jesta Askara
Jesta Askara is a former student of managerial accounting department in Politeknik Negeri Bali. He has interest on culture, it is shown through his hobbies such as dancing, travelling and also he likes stories related to culture.
Ni Luh Devi Ana Suya
Devi is one of Wikithon winners, and because of that, she develops her passion in joining BASAibu. Living in north Bali pushes her to stand out of her crowd and learn more.
I Wayan Sudiarta
Building broader collaboration is Arta's dream. Through BASAibu, he can develop communication skill and collaborative ability with heterogenius people.
I Putu Restu Adi Nugraha
Restu is an active member of many youth organizations, including Student Council (OSIS) at his school, Forum Anak Daerah Provinsi Bali, and more.
Putu Dian Agustina
As a student of Balinese Language Department, Dian loves reading and socializing. She has managed many teams and committees at her campus.
Kadek Dinda Aryantha Sarin
Dinda is a student of Balinese Language Department, Unud. She is always ready to learn and socialize because she loves travelling.
Damanis Suarningsih
Damanis learns a lot about organization and public speaking from Scout programs. She accepts changes as positive challenges.
Ni Putu Yuni Darmayanti
Writing is Yuni's life. She writes stories, reports and articles. By joining the Youth Council, she is very enthusiastic in correspondence.
Ni Wayan Sumiati
Sumiati writes on palm-leaf media well. As a Balinese girl, she wants to learn more about organization and public participation since there are many problems in the society that need concerns.
Ahmad Syabiel Fauzan
Living in east Bali where access of technology and literacy is limited does not stop Abiel from learning what he is passionate about: to get wider opportunities to learn and grow.
Former Youth Council Members
We thank our former members for the contribution and dedication for BASAbali
Aldwin Yusgiantoro
Aldwin Yusgiantoro has been driving the Voice of Millennials bookshelves encouraging Indonesian young community across the United States and Indonesia to share their voice related to current affairs that include social/cultural issues, politics and various other subjects.
Melania Torrey
Melania Torrey is a high school student at Lang- ley High School in McLean, Virginia. When she was in middle school, Melania hosted a presentation to her whole school about environmental issues. That event inspired her to educate children internationally about the responsibility of each of us to take care for the earth.
Made Suhendri Yani
Made Suhendri Yani is a student at SMAN 1 Singaraja and actively participates in the Cosmatic organization and the national creative dance orga- nization in her school. Her hobbies are writing, dancing, watching movies and cooking. Ngalahang Legu Poleng is her first book.
Luh Sri Dewi Karnasih
Luh Sri Dewi Karnasih was born in Tamblang, july 28, 2005. She usually called as Luh Sri and currently studying in senior high school and lives in Tamblang village. She likes hand-crafting, painting and also photography.
Dena Mandala
Dena Mandala is currently a student of SMAN 1 Singaraja
Ni Putu Ayu Gita Suwandewi
Ni Putu Ayu Gita Suwandewi is a student of SMAN 1 Tabanan. She currently on her last year in high school. She comes from Marga, Tabanan.