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THE ROLE OF MUSIC IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNSIN INDONESIA Karya Guna , Bucky Wibawa; Sjoraida , Diah Fatma; Nugraha, Aat Ruchiat
KRIEZ ACADEMY : Journal of development and community service Vol. 1 No. 7 (2024): Kriez Academy - June
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The role of music in political campaigns has become an increasingly significant phenomenon in Indonesia. Music not only acts as a means of strengthening political identity, but also as a tool for mass mobilization, political expression and the formation of public opinion. In the context of political campaigns, theme songs become symbols of the vision and values promoted by political parties, while political concerts become an opportunity to voice political aspirations and build mass support. Music is also used as a medium to express political and social views, where various musical genres such as rock, punk and hip-hop are used by musicians to voice dissatisfaction with political and social conditions in Indonesia. Song lyrics often contain political messages that reflect the views of a particular political party or social movement, helping to shape the political views and attitudes of listeners. Apart from that, music is also a tool to represent local political and cultural identities, strengthen social ties, and mobilize the masses at the regional level. However, political expression through music is also faced with challenges such as restrictions on freedom of expression and the risk of repression against musicians who are critical of the government. Therefore, it is important for governments and society to ensure that freedom of expression is respected and that musicians have space to express their political views without fear of repression. In this way, music can continue to be a positive force in political and social formation in Indonesia, helping to strengthen democracy and community involvement in the political process.  
THE ROLE OF OPINION LEADERS IN BUILDING PUBLIC PARTICIPATION FOR FOREST CONSERVATION Bakti , Iriana; Zubair, Feliza; Sjoraida , Diah Fatma
KRIEZ ACADEMY : Journal of development and community service Vol. 1 No. 7 (2024): Kriez Academy - June
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The role of opinion leaders in forest conservation is pivotal in mobilizing public participation and ensuring the sustainability of conservation efforts. Opinion leaders act as crucial intermediaries between communities, governments, and the private sector, facilitating effective coordination and implementation of conservation strategies. This paper synthesizes existing literature to explore how opinion leaders influence public engagement, policy formulation, and the long-term sustainability of forest conservation initiatives. Opinion leaders play multifaceted roles in conservation governance, from advocating for environmental policies that reflect community interests to mobilizing resources and expertise for on-the-ground conservation projects. Their involvement in decision-making processes ensures that civil society voices are heard and integrated into policy-making, fostering inclusive and responsive conservation practices. Moreover, opinion leaders leverage their networks to secure financial support and technical assistance from businesses and non-governmental organizations, thus bolstering the operational capacity of conservation programs. Evaluation of the impact and sustainability of opinion leader-driven conservation efforts reveals significant outcomes beyond physical outputs such as tree planting or protected area expansion. Assessments encompass changes in community attitudes towards, knowledge levels, and behavioral patterns environmental conservation. These evaluations employ diverse methodologies such as surveys, interviews, and direct observations to gauge the broader societal impacts of conservation initiatives led by opinion leaders. Challenges in evaluating these initiatives include data limitations and the complexities of stakeholder relationships, necessitating robust evidence-based approaches to ensure impartiality and comprehensiveness. By identifying supportive factors like effective stakeholder collaboration, local capacity building, and continuous community engagement, evaluations inform strategies to enhance the effectiveness and longevity of conservation efforts. This abstract highlights the critical role of opinion leaders in driving sustainable forest conservation and underscores the importance of comprehensive impact assessments in shaping future conservation policies and practices.
OPTIMIZING FAMILY COMMUNICATION IN MAINTAINING MENTAL ADOLESCENTHEALTH IN WEST JAVA Bakti , Iriana; Zubair, Feliza; Sjoraida , Diah Fatma
KRIEZ ACADEMY : Journal of development and community service Vol. 1 No. 7 (2024): Kriez Academy - June
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Effective family communication plays a pivotal role in maintaining adolescent mental health. This study focuses on the significance of optimizing family communication to support the mental well-being of adolescents in West Java, a region rich in cultural diversity and strong family values. The research highlights the importance of democratic communication patterns within families, where every member has the opportunity to speak and be heard. Such communication fosters emotional and psychological development in adolescents, making them more resilient to external pressures from school and peer groups. Despite its importance, effective family communication faces several challenges, including generational gaps, the influence of technology, and a lack of communication skills among parents. The study proposes several strategies to overcome these obstacles. Utilizing local cultural values, such as those found in Sundanese traditions, can enhance family communication. Additionally, schools and communities play critical roles in supporting families through counseling programs and educational workshops. Technology, if used wisely, can also facilitate communication and provide educational resources. Continuous evaluation and monitoring are essential to ensure the effectiveness of these strategies. Surveys, interviews, and direct observations can help assess changes in family communication patterns and their impact on adolescent mental health. Government policies supporting mental health programs and family communication training are crucial. Psychologists and counselors are vital in providing individual and family counseling services, facilitating workshops, and supporting families in managing communication challenges. The findings of this study underscore the need for collaborative efforts among families, schools, communities, and government bodies to create a supportive environment for adolescents. By implementing comprehensive programs and policies that promote effective family communication, it is possible to enhance the mental health of adolescents in West Java. This research provides a strong foundation for developing effective intervention programs tailored to the local context and serves as a reference for further studies in this field.
Co-Authors Aat Ruchiat Nugraha Ayu Amrita, Nyoman Dwika Bakti , Iriana Budi Raharja , Arif Endang Ruchiyat Feliza Zubair Karya Guna , Bucky Wibawa Redjeki, Finny Zaenal Aripin