SIPINTER

The 2nd International Conference & Workshop on Character and Diversity
Building Up Noble Character on Humanity and Diversity

November 6th-7th, 2024 — Malang, East Java, Indonesia

About SIPINTER 2024

Diversity is complex. We certainly agree that diversity needs to be maintained, as it enriches our lives and strengthens our communities by bringing in a variety of perspectives, experiences, and ideas. However, maintaining diversity is not as easy as it said, especially in an ever-changing world where globalization, technological advancements, and societal shifts continuously challenge our ability to preserve and appreciate these differences. On the other hand, we cannot ignore diversity because we live within it, and we need to respond to it in a way that fosters inclusion and understanding. Globalization, the speed of technological progress, and the rapid shifts in societal habits are factors that consistently influence and sometimes complicate our efforts to maintain and celebrate diversity. These are a series of facts that we need to respond it together, as a collective effort is required to navigate these complex dynamics effectively. At a certain point, the diverse responses that arise as a result also affect the patterns of individual and social life in society. This can manifest in various ways, such as changes in cultural practices, shifts in social norms, and adaptations in personal identities.

Concerns then arise, because the inability to respond to this reality can lead to forms of values degradation from social interactions. This degradation can manifest as increased prejudice, discrimination, and social fragmentation, which gradually erode the human values of empathy, respect, and mutual understanding that are essential for a harmonious society. When individuals and communities fail to effectively engage with diversity, it can result in a loss of social cohesion and a weakening of the social fabric that binds us together as humans and social beings.

Therefore, it is imperative that we develop strategies and frameworks that enable us to respond to diversity in a constructive and positive manner. By doing so, we can ensure that diversity remains a source of strength and enrichment, rather than a point of division and conflict. This requires continuous effort, dialogue, and collaboration across all sectors of society, including academic, professional, and community spheres. Only by embracing and effectively managing diversity can we hope to build a more inclusive and equitable world for everyone.

As part of the academic community, the challenge in this fast-paced era is the continuous acquisition of new understandings. Discussions on current issues and the latest technological developments are also important parts that must always be present among us. Given the complexity and importance of maintaining and managing diversity, it is crucial to hold an international conference on this issue. Such a conference provides a platform for experts, scholars, and practitioners from around the world to share their insights, research findings, and best practices. By facilitating a global dialogue, we can explore diverse perspectives and innovative solutions to the challenges posed by globalization, technological advancements, and societal shifts. This collaborative effort not only enriches our understanding but also helps us develop effective strategies to foster inclusion, empathy, and mutual respect. Ultimately, an international conference on diversity and humanity will contribute to building a more inclusive and equitable global society. The conference also aims to explore and appreciate positive responses in the development of diversity and humanity issues to achieve noble character. Through the conference entitled "Building Up Noble Character on Humanity and Diversity," it is hoped to become a forum for processing ideas from speakers and participants. This conference is the second held by the Character Development Center for Students of Universitas Brawijaya.

Topics

Keynote Speakers

Dr. Emil E. Dardak, M.Sc., Ph.D

Former Deputy Governor East Java

Prof Widodo S.Si.,M.Si.,Ph.D.Med.Sc

Rector of Universitas Brawijaya

Invited Speakers

Prof. Dr. Mun’im Sirri, Ph.D

University of Notre Dame, USA

Dr. Minako Sakai

UNSW Canberra, Australia

Dr.Mohammad Anas, M.Phill

Universitas Brawijaya, Indonesia

Prof. Dr. Vishalache Balakrishnan

Universiti Malaya, Malaysia

Al Khanif, S.H., LL.M., Ph.D

University of Jember

Location

Ijen Suites Resort & Convention Malang
Jl. Ijen Nirwana Raya, Malang, East Java

Hybrid Converence & Workshop
via Zoom

Online Converence

Conference Timeline

  • September 27th, 2024

    Extended Abstract Submission

  • October 1st - 12st, 2024

    Conference Registration

  • October 30th, 2024

    Full Paper Submission

  • November 6th-7th, 2024

    Conference Date

Day 1 – Wednesday, 6 November 2024
TimeActivitiesActivities
07.30 - 08.00Participant Registration
08.00 - 08.30Opening Ceremony
08.00 - 08.05Opening by Master of Ceremony
08.05 - 08.10Singing of Indonesia Raya and Hymne UB
08.10 - 08.15Presentation of UPT PKM’s Profile Video
08.15 - 08.17Speech from Head of UPT PKM
08.17 - 08.20Opening Speech of Rector of Universitas Brawijaya
08.20 - 08.30Regional Dance Performance
08.30 - 08.40Coffe BreakCoffe Break
08.40 - 12.30Speaker Presentations
08.40 - 09.30Speaker Presentation: Prof. Mun’im Sirry (Religious Harmony among Higher Education Students in Indonesia)
09.30 - 10.30Speaker Presentation: Dr. Minako Sakai (Gender and Social Inclusion in Indonesia)
10.30 - 11.30Speaker Presentation: Prof. Dr. Vichalace (Education Curriculum for Multicultural Society)
11.30 - 12.30Discussion
12.30-13.30Break
16.00 - 16.30Workshop
13.30 - 15.30Workshop on writing scientific articles in reputable international journals
15.30 - 16.00Discussion
Day 2 – Thursday, 7 November 2024
TimeActivities
08.00 - 08.30Participant Registration
08.30 - 08.40Coffe Break
08.45 - 10.30Session 1 (5 presenter )
1 presenter @15 minutesParallel Presentations and Discussion Room A, B, C, D, E
10.30 -11.45Session 2 (5 presenter)
1 presenter @15 minutesParallel Presentations and Discussion Room A, B, C, D, E
11.45 – 12.00Closing Ceremony

Note:

  • Online presenters/participants will be divided into rooms determined by the committee.
  • Presenters/participants who take part in the trip to Bromo (midnight on 7 November 2024) will be arranged specifically.

Indexed Publications

Sinta 3
Sinta
International Proceeding

Registration Fee

Presenter
On Site          : IDR 2.000.000 / USD 130$ (+Workshop & Bromo Tour)
On Site          : IDR 1.500.000/ USD 97$ (+workshop)
Online           : IDR 500.000/ USD 33$ (+Workshop)

Participant
On Site         : IDR 1.500.000/USD 97$ (+Workshop & Bromo Tour)
On Site         : IDR 1.000.000/ USD 65$ (+Workshop)
Online          : IDR 250.000/ USD 17$ (+Workshop)

Additional Presenter
On Site        :IDR 1.500.000/ USD 97$ (+Workshop & Bromo Tour)
Online         :IDR 300.000/ USD 20$ (+Workshop)

Please note:
1. The registration fee serves only for conference fee, and it’s cannot be waived for authors
2. Authors need to pay for publishing if accepted, International Proceeding “Atlantlis Press” at Cost

Account: VA BRI 1328777470 – Seminar Dan Kegiatan Unit UPT PKM
Contact Link: +62 812 3343 5771 (Noveria Anggraeni, M.Pd)
Email: [email protected]


Abstract Proceedings Series

AuthorsTitleLink
Esti Ismawati, Joko Sutarso
Universitas Widya Dharma Klaten, Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta
[email protected]
BUILDING A CHIVALROUS CHARACTER WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF TOLERANCE AND GLOBAL HARMONYAbstract _Esti, dkk.
Rahma Fitriana
Universitas Brawijaya
[email protected]
DYNAMICS AND PROBLEMS OF EDUCATING THE NATION THROUGH THE SMART INDONESIA PROGRAMAbstrak_Rahma
Mohamad Anas1, Emi Setyaningsih2, M. Alifudin Ikhsan3
1, 2 Development of Student Personality, Universitas Brawijaya
3 Doctoral Program in Civic Education
Universitas Negeri Yogyakarta
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
MORAL CAMP AS AN INSTRUMENT OF SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION: A STRATEGY FOR BUILDING TOLERANCE AND MULTICULTURAL INCLUSIONAbstrak _Anas, dkk.
1Millatuz Zakiyah, 2Mohamad Anas, 3Yulianto, 4Destriana Saraswati, 5Chyndy Febrindasari
1, 2, 4 Universitas Brawijaya
3 Universitas Islam Negeri Maulana Malik Ibrahim Malang
5 Universitas Islam Negeri Walisongo Semarang
[email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
PRESERVING LANGUAGE THROUGH MUSIC: THE IMPACT OF CONTEMPORARY JAVANESE SONGS ON GENERATION ZAbstract_Mila, dkk.
Muhammad Muhajir
UPT PKM Universitas Brawijaya Malang, Indonesia
[email protected]
HARMONY IN DIVERSITY:
EXPLORING THE HARMONY OF INTERFAITH FAMILIES IN GUNUNG KIDUL,

YOGYAKARTA
Abstrak_Muhajir
Ragil Listiyoningsih¹, Pawito², Andre Noevi Rahmanto³
123Sebelas Maret University, Indonesia
[email protected]
FROM HASHTAGS TO BOYCOTTS: EXAMING PUBLIC ADVOCACY AND MEDIA
AGENDA IN THE ISRAEL- PALESTINE
Abstract_Ragil, dkk.
Rahmi Nastiti Jannati*, Dedi Sulaeman, Nisa Aliyah
UIN Sunan Gunung Djati,
Corresponding Author: [email protected]
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN INCLUSIVE EDUCATION:
EMBRACING DIVERSITY AND STRENGTHENING
FAMILY-SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
Abstract_Rahmi
Dewi Ariyanti Soffi*, Peni Sekarsari, Fitria Anjar Sari, Anggriani Puspitaningrum
Unit Pelaksana Teknis Pengembangan Kepribadian Mahasiswa Universitas Brawijaya
Corresponding Author: [email protected]
IMPROVING THE ACCESSIBILITY OF TEACHER PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR TEACHERS WITH DISABILITIES: A CASE STUDY IN LOMBOK INDEPENDENT DISABILITY INDONESIA FOUNDATIONAbstrak_Dewi
Farhanah Az Zahrowani Nabila, Siti Zuhrotun Ni’mah
Brawijaya University
[email protected] , [email protected]
GENDER EQUALITY ON MATERNAL AND CHILD WELFARE LAW:
AN ISLAMIC LEGAL ANALYSIS
Abstrak_Farhanah
Amalia Safitri Hidayati, Ulinnuha Madyananda, Citra Megawaty
UPT Pengembangan Kepribadian Mahasiswa, Universitas Brawijaya
[email protected]
LEXICAL COMPETENCE IN SPEAKING INDONESIAN
OF INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS
Abstrak _Amalia
2024 (Vol.1, No.1)