Indonesia
Despite a rich history of cultural and religious pluralism, Indonesia has seen a rise in radicalism and intolerance along ethnic, religious, and gender lines. We use collaborative projects, leadership trainings, and tech-based programs to promote tolerance and understanding. We collaborate with civil society, government, and law enforcement officers to build a peaceful and plural Indonesia without violent conflict.
World rankings
#1 is most peaceful, equal, and democratic
PEACE
#42out of 163 countries
DEMOCRACY
#49out of 167 countries
Latest projects
SHIFT – Strengthening Interfaith Forums and Youth Engagement in Indonesia to Promote Tolerance
In November 2023, Search launched SHIFT, a 14-month initiative supported by USAID under the Asia REF project, that aims to empower youth and religious actors to respond to issues of freedom of religion in Indonesia. Context Although Indonesia’s constitution guarantees religious freedom, followers of religions outside of the six ‘official’ religious denominations that receive state […]
CODED – Community-Grounded Programs to Disengage Violent Extremism Offenders
Search initiated the CODED project in December 2023, an eight-month initiative supported by USAID Harmoni, that aims to improve community-grounded programs to disengage violent extremism offenders through a standardized disengagement process in East Java, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable regions to VE in Indonesia. Context Addressing radicalization and violent extremism in Indonesia […]
