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F or many Indonesians, entering higher education is not merely an intellectual decision; it is a strategy for survival. In an increasingly competitive and often unequal labor market, higher education has long been positioned as a pathway to a more stable life. Families invest not only financially but also emotionally, placing their hopes on the belief that a university degree will open access to better employment opportunities.

E vi Tampakatu was en route to the site of a 5.8-magnitude quake in Poso, Central Sulawesi, early in the morning on Aug. 17 when she was asked for an interview. Humanitarian work has been part of Evi’s daily life for over a decade, throughout which she has focused on the welfare of women and children. Establishing a literacy corner for the children of former terrorists, living in isolation in a Poso village, is a contribution she counts among her most meaningful.

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