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Nea Ningtyas, Florida Andriana, F. Pasaribu, Nathaniel Rayestu, Rayhan Kalevi, Mochammad Ay Rahman, Emmanuel Ariananto Waluyo Adi, Nadhif Haykal, Josua Satria Collins, Harry Wardana, Rosita Miladmahesi, Choky Ramadhan, Donny Julius, Ahmad Novindri Aji Sukma

The Reformist spotlights real reform stories from within the system—showing that change is possible, and how it happens.

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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Nea Ningtyas

    Creative & Insights Lead @Think Policy. Managing Editor at The Reformist, Insights by Think Policy.

  • Florida Andriana

    Bits of public policy, growth, and maybe coffee

  • F. Pasaribu

    the reformist

  • Nathaniel Rayestu

    I have a lot of opinions about a lot of things.

  • Rayhan Kalevi

    neither here nor there

  • Mochammad Ay Rahman

    Public Policy and Management student at FISIPOL UGM

  • Emmanuel Ariananto Waluyo Adi

    Emmanuel Ariananto Waluyo Adi is a legal analyst at the Indonesian President’s Office, COP29 delegate, and KORPRI Ambassador, focused on climate, digital law, and regulatory reform.

  • Nadhif Haykal

    A small corner of the internet for thoughts, feelings, and whatever won’t leave my head. Still figuring out what this is—just writing things down and seeing where it goes.

  • Josua Satria Collins

    Explore my Linktree to discover my curated online classes, insightful personal writings, and media features about my journey. Click the link and let’s connect, learn, and grow together! linktr.ee/josuacollins

  • Harry Wardana

    Trade economist focused on trade–environment policy. Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide and COP30 delegate.

  • Rosita Miladmahesi

    Rosita Miladmahesi is an Expert Staff for the The House of Representatives of the Republic of Indonesia (DPR-RI)

  • Choky Ramadhan

    Assistant Prof at University of Indonesia, Law School

  • Donny Julius

    An environmentalist interested in material circularity, food resiliency, and indigenous knowledge

  • Ahmad Novindri Aji Sukma

    Law and Criminology Scholar

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