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What would this Magsaysay award winner recommend in meeting with this service club in order to empower the people they serve?

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What would this Magsaysay award winner recommend in meeting with this service club in order to empower the people they serve?

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If Butet Manurung meets XS Project Club Library, she would say that they should also teach basic survival skills to both children and adults so that they can use the education and skills they learned to be a more productive member in their community.

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Which JIS (service) club best seems to reflect the ideas/aims of this person/organisation? Justify your choice

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Which JIS (service) club best seems to reflect the ideas/aims of this person/organisation? Justify your choice

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We believe XS Project Club Library seems to reflect the ideas and aims of Manusung's SOKOLA, both missions are to encourage literacy. Also, both projects establish in remote areas.

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Her challenges remain formidable, although with Butet remains positive. Impressively, her leadership has built up SOKOLA into a larger organisation, now, there are 14 schools in ten provinces, this benefits a shockingly large population of ten thousand, both children and adults. These scholars are now able to serve their people as tutors and community leaders in their area.

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She created 'Sokola', school by collaborating with four NGO colleagues. Their focus was on the education of the forest, which began from the Jambi Jungle. She taught them basic literacy and any relevant life skills.

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How did she earn the Ramon Magsaysay Award?

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How did she earn the Ramon Magsaysay Award?

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Saur Marlina Manusung earned her title after leading and developing a education program for a conservation NGO in the jungles of Sumatra, her work evolved into co-founding SOKOLA, a non-profit organization providing educational opportunities for marginalized people in remote areas of Indonesia.

"In electing Saur Marlina Manurung to receive the 2014 Ramon Magsaysay Award, the board of trustees recognizes her ennobling passion to protect and improve the lives of Indonesia’s forest people, and her energizing leadership of volunteers in SOKOLA’s customized education program that is sensitive to the lifeways of indigenous communities and the development challenges they face."

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Her challenge was sustaining an organization that relies mainly on donations and volunteerism. Moreover, it is dangerous to work in the location she teaches, Jambi (caught between illegal loggers and the people they seek to help), and cultural taboos that discourage girls from being schooled.

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Saur Marlina Manurung, or better known as Butet Manurung, was born on February 21, 1972 in Jakarta. Butet is a graduate of anthropology, she is also known for fighting rights for the tribal children in Jambi. In 2014, Butet received the Ramon Magsaysay Award for her dedication as a pioneer and activist for alternative education for the community in Jambi.

She has written a book called Sokola Rumba (The Jungle School: Experiences Teaching with Rimba Children).