<![CDATA[The socialization activity that supports family resilience within the framework of husband and wife rights and obligations at the Family Welfare Movement (TP PKK) in Sebangun Village, Sebawi District, Sambas Regency is a strategic effort to strengthen the family as the smallest social unit that influences the quality of community life. This activity is motivated by the persistence of differences in understanding regarding the rights, obligations, responsibilities, and division of roles between husband and wife that have the potential to affect household harmony and family well-being. The objective of this activity is to increase the understanding of PKK members regarding the principles of family resilience that encompass psychological, social, economic, and spiritual aspects based on state legal norms and local community moral values. The implementation method uses a lecture and discussion approach. The lecture method is used to convey material related to the rights and obligations of husband and wife based on Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage and its amendments, as well as the values of local wisdom of Sambas culture that emphasize deliberation, cooperation, and role balance in the family. Meanwhile, the discussion method is applied through a question and answer session and exchange of participants' experiences to identify factors that influence family resilience, such as ineffective communication, economic problems, and low understanding of family law. The results of the activity demonstrated an increased understanding among participants regarding the ideal husband-wife relationship, balanced role distribution, and constructive conflict resolution. Thus, this activity contributes to strengthening women's capacity as agents of change toward harmonious, resilient, and prosperous families, and has the potential to serve as a model for family empowerment in other areas.]]>
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