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Project Showcase

CSR & Strategic Partnerships

I design and lead impact-driven collaborations between corporations and communities, aligning business objectives with measurable social outcomes. My work focuses on building long-term partnerships that integrate social responsibility, gender equity, and sustainable development into corporate strategy.

  • Two women presenting on stage with a large sheet of paper containing handwritten notes or data. One woman is holding a microphone and pointing at the paper, while the other looks on, holding the paper. A banner and a chair are visible in the background.

    Bridging the Knowledge Gap – Deloitte

    📍Bali | 2024

    Impact: 100 teachers empowered

    Project Description: This program empowered 100 teachers in Bali with training on menstrual health and financial literacy. By equipping educators, the initiative strengthens the capacity of schools to support students and bridge knowledge gaps among the younger generation.

  • Group of women and girls standing together indoors, holding small wrapped gifts and flyers, smiling at the camera.

    Sustainable Menstrual Health & Financial Inclusion – Seabank

    📍East Nusa Tenggara | 2023

    Impact: 300 women and girls supported

    Project Description: This project provided menstrual health education, reusable products, and financial inclusion awareness to women and girls in rural communities. The initiative was integrated into Seabank’s CSR and Women @ Seabank programs, aligning external impact with internal women empowerment efforts.

  • Group of women at an indoor event, some wearing masks, holding signs and making peace signs, with a large screen in the background displaying a purple slide with text and a QR code.

    Supporting Women at Work – Women @ Seabank

    📍Jakarta | 2023

    Impact: 50 female employees engaged

    Project Description: Delivered corporate workshops for Seabank’s female employees on menstrual health, menstrual cycle awareness, hygiene practices, and sexual and reproductive health and rights, fostering workplace wellbeing and informed health practices.

  • A woman in a black t-shirt and jeans is receiving a box of lanterns from a woman in a white t-shirt and black cap, who is wearing a face mask. Two men are in the background, one looking at his phone. The setting is indoors with tables and boxes of packaged items.

    Lighting Lives and Supporting Women – Panasonic Japan

    📍East Nusa Tenggara | 2022-2024

    Impact: 346 households reached

    Project Description: A collaboration between Panasonic, Kopernik, and Perfectfit addressing period poverty in rural communities. The project combined solar lantern distribution with reusable menstrual pads to improve productivity, income opportunities, and menstrual health in underserved areas.

  • A woman sitting on the floor in front of a group of students, conducting a presentation or lecture. The students are seated on the floor, reading or listening attentively. There is a laptop, markers, scissors, and papers on the floor. The classroom has a bright green wall and a banner hanging with text.

    Supporting Schoolgirls in Coastal Areas – Atlas Pearls

    📍 Bali & East Nusa Tenggara | 2022-2025

    Impact: 800 girls supported

    Project Description: Delivering menstrual health education and distributing reusable menstrual pads to schoolgirls in coastal farming communities. The program ensures girls receive puberty education, menstrual hygiene knowledge, and access to sustainable menstrual products.

  • A group of girls in blue and beige uniforms receiving awards from adults at a traditional outdoor outdoor event, with trees and a tent marked with the logo of the National Disaster Management Agency (BNPB) in Indonesia in the background.

    Providing Menstrual Dignity Kits for Displaced Women – Kyeema Foundation

    📍East Nusa Tenggara | 2024-2025

    Impact: 1,000 women and girls supported

    Project Description:

    Following the eruption of Mt. Lewotobi in Flores, which displaced over 11,000 individuals, this emergency initiative distributed 1,000 Menstrual Dignity Kits to women and girls in evacuation centers. In partnership with Bali Children Foundation and PKBI-NTT, the program combined product distribution with education sessions. The fundraising campaign raised AUD 18,790, including significant support from Kyeema Foundation and 14 individual donors.

  • Menstrual Health Impact Strengthening – Simavi

    📍East Nusa Tenggara | 2021-2023

    Impact: 6,000 women and girls supported

    Project Description: Funded by Simavi, this initiative strengthened the knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) of women and girls on menstrual health, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and gender equality. The project also worked to create a supportive environment for menstrual health by engaging communities, institutions, and local stakeholders.