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HUMAN PRACTICES

We’re having three main scope of human practices which are Education, Social Engagemner, and Social Studies. Upringing HIV as our theme, pro and cons regarding HIV vaccine were beyond our concern.

Education

To understand the position of synthetic biology and its application, in this case is DNA Vaccine for HIV/AIDS, in our society, we believe that education can be used to spark our citizens’ interest while also to spread the awareness regarding synthetic biology and its application.

A.      Booth at Indonesian Education Fair

Goals: To introduce and educate people about synthetic biology & HIV/AIDS in correlation to our iGEM project.

Target audience: Students, stakeholders and expertise in education field, and participating NGO in Education Fair

Output:

1.                  Poster presentation

2.                  Public education

3.                  Live presentation of educational learning model for basic principle of synthetic biology

 

B.      School Visit

Goals: Sparking science interest in synthetic biology to high schooler, as well as educating them about HIV/AIDS as part of our core issue

Target audience: Junior high school student (K-8 & K-9 students)

Output: “Have Fun with Synthetic Biology!” handbook

 

C.      Synbio.id

Goals: Providing online ‘one-stop’ educational access to learn synthetic biology

Target audience: Netizens, esp. Indonesia netizens

 

Social Engagement

To further deepen our focus in education of synthetic biology and its application, we bring our case of DNA Vaccine for HIV/AIDS to be known and discussed in various level ranging from national level to the community level.

 

A.      Synbio Day

Goals:

1.      Introducing synthetic biology to college students from various majors

2.      Bringing pro and cons point of view regarding vaccine-related issue and increasing awareness about HIV/AIDS

3.      Introducing UI Synbio and UI iGEM Team 2016

4.      As part of social engagement project to iGEM 2016

Target audience: College students, experts, and college-level study club

Output:

1.      Pre-test & Post-Test

2.      Debate exhibition

3.      Interactive discussion from perspective of HIV-person, health experts, and medical experts

 

B.      Public Discussion

Goals: To discuss HIV-related issues in community level who located in high prevalence of HIV area

Target audience: People within area of Pekayon, Jakarta Timur

Output:

1.      Findings of ‘Jumantik’ (health counsellor) activity in Pekayon

2.      Request from Pekayon citizens for UI-iGEM team to conduct another session of public discussion in smaller community level

 

C.      Street Interview

Goals: To capture live reaction of Indonesian people regarding synthetic biology and HIV-related issues

Target audience: Passerby in the area of Depok

Output: Gaining public fun-fact about HIV/AIDS

 

Social Studies

To conclude and comprehend findings and responses we have got in Education and Social Engagement program, and simultaneously in interviews that we have conducted with experts and people who have involved in specific issues, we analyze and sum it up into infographic and report handbook to be used as source for recommendation and information especially for people working on issues that revolves in synthetic biology and HIV/AIDS issues.

 

A.      Special Talk: Afternoon Talk with HIV/AIDS Counselor

Speakers: Mrs. Tika from  Kramat Hospital, Jakarta

Topics discussed:

1.      Status quo of HIV/AIDS treatment in Indonesia

2.      Engagement method for new HIV-positive person

3.      Problems within HIV/AIDS treatment in Indonesia

 

B.      Special Talk: Political Perspective of HIV/AIDS: Mr. Haryo K. Utomo from UI Center of Study For Governments

Topics discussed:

1.      Status quo of governmental policy regarding of HIV/AIDS issue

2.      Challenges about implementation of national immunization program in Indonesia and how it might affect then-HIV vaccine

3.      Possible roadmap for HIV/AIDS issue in Indonesia

 

C.      Special Talk: HIV/AIDS in the eye of gay community

Speakers: Mr. Cloud  nd Mr. Sent (alias name)

1.      The awareness of HIV/AIDS issue within gay community and how they inform or get informed about it.

2.      Health access and service to HIV/AIDS prevention.

 

D.     Special Talk: Synthetic Biology & Its Application in Health from Sociocultural Perspective

Speakers: Ms. Genta Tenrimawangi

1.      Indonesian sociocultural perspective about biological research

2.      Position of advanced technology in our heterogonous society

3.      Possible challenges that might appear for biological research result in treating stigmatized disease