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Dr. Restu Gunawan, M.Hum
Dr. Restu Gunawan, M.Hum
is the Director of Cultural Protection and Tradition at the Indonesian Ministry of Culture. He brings a strategic and governmental perspective on how national policies can safeguard Indonesia’s vast cultural assets. His presence provides invaluable insights into the legal and administrative frameworks required to preserve tradition in a rapidly changing world.
Dr. Sri Margana, M.Phil
Dr. Sri Margana, M.Phil
is a distinguished historian from Gadjah Mada University (UGM) with a deep expertise in Indonesian colonial history and heritage studies. Known for his critical approach to historical narratives, he brings a vital perspective on how local history intersects with global movements. His contribution to the conference focuses on the significance of provenance research, providing a framework for reclaiming the "soul" of Indonesian cultural artifacts that have long been dispersed.
Dr. Annabel Teh Gallop, FBA
Dr. Annabel Teh Gallop, FBA
Dr. Annabel Teh Gallop is the Lead Curator for Southeast Asia at the British Library, London, and a Fellow of the British Academy. As a world-renowned expert in Malay manuscripts, letters, and seals, she brings an unparalleled perspective on the tangible history of maritime Southeast Asia. At this conference, she will share her extensive experience in digital preservation and the study of historical documents, offering unique insights into how archival materials bridge the gap between Indonesia's past and its global future.
Dr. Pham Van Thuy, M.Phil
Dr. Pham Van Thuy, M.Phil
is an academic from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi. He brings a comparative Southeast Asian perspective to the seminar, allowing participants to understand Indonesian history and heritage within the broader context of regional developments and shared historical struggles in Vietnam and beyond.
Bonnie Triyana, S.S., M.Hum
Bonnie Triyana, S.S., M.Hum
is a prominent historian and a Member of the Indonesian House of Representatives (Commission X). As the founder of Historia.id, he has spent years making history accessible to the public. He brings a unique "activist-historian" perspective, focusing on historical justice and the politics of heritage. His insights are crucial for understanding the ethical management of cultural objects and the importance of amplifying marginalized voices in national history.
Dr. Verena H. Meyer, MA
Dr. Verena H. Meyer, MA
is a scholar from Leiden University, Netherlands, whose research explores the intersections of Islamic thought, literature, and memory in Indonesia. She brings a fresh, interdisciplinary perspective on how religious and cultural identities are reconstructed through manuscripts. Her presence provides an essential international academic viewpoint on how Indonesian heritage is perceived and studied in European institutions.
Dr. Nordiana Ab Jabar
Dr. Nordiana Ab Jabar
Representing Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK), Dr. Nordiana Ab Jabar brings a collaborative regional perspective. Her expertise contributes to the shared historical and cultural narrative between Indonesia and Malaysia, focusing on how academic networks in Southeast Asia can work together to protect Malay-Polynesian heritage.
Aireen Grace Andal, PhD
Aireen Grace Andal, PhD
is a scholar from the Philippines and a Fellow at the International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), Leiden. She brings a fresh, contemporary perspective on Asian studies, focusing on the socio-cultural dimensions of heritage. Her presence enriches the conference with insights into regional policy and the social impact of historical research.
Prof. Dr. Andi Muhammad Akhmar, M.Hum
Prof. Dr. Andi Muhammad Akhmar, M.Hum
A Professor at Hasanuddin University, Prof. Andi Muhammad Akhmar is a leading expert in Bugis-Makassar literature and local cultural heritage. He brings a deep, localized perspective to the conference, emphasizing the importance of indigenous knowledge and oral traditions. His work is instrumental in showing how local manuscripts can serve as a foundation for understanding the broader identity of the Indonesian archipelago.
Prof. Dr. Ismunandar
Prof. Dr. Ismunandar
Prof. Dr. Ismunandar serves as an Advisor to the Ministry of Culture and is Indonesia's Representative to UNESCO. He brings an international diplomatic perspective to the conference, bridging the gap between national heritage initiatives and global standards. His expertise is key to understanding Indonesia's position in the global cultural landscape and the future of UNESCO-recognized heritage.
Lina Puryanti, PhD
Lina Puryanti, PhD
is the Director of the Airlangga Institute of Indian Ocean Crossroad (AIIOC) at Universitas Airlangga. She brings a unique "crossroads" perspective, looking at Indonesia’s heritage through the lens of maritime connections and Indian Ocean studies. Her work highlights the fluid and interconnected nature of Indonesian history and culture.
Siti Indrawati Djojohadikusumo, B.A., M.A., MSc.
Siti Indrawati Djojohadikusumo, B.A., M.A., MSc.
As the Vice Chairperson of the Arsari Djojohadikusumo Foundation (YAD), Siti Indrawati has been at the forefront of cultural preservation and archaeological advocacy in Indonesia. She brings a unique perspective from the philanthropic and non-governmental sector, highlighting the vital role of private institutions in safeguarding national treasures and supporting sustainable heritage management for future generations.
Dr. Ilham Daeng Makkelo, M.Hum
Dr. Ilham Daeng Makkelo, M.Hum
is a senior historian and the Head of the History Department at Hasanuddin University. He brings an institutional and regional expertise, focusing on the historical development of South Sulawesi. His perspective is key to understanding the local roots of the seminar's themes and the future of historical education in Indonesia.
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