As a Criminology student at the University of Indonesia, also known as IRIZU, I am dedicated to analyzing and disseminating insights through criminological lenses. On Medium, I bridge the gap between academic theory and public discourse by exploring criminogenic cultures with a particular focus on the Indonesian landscape. My goal is to establish a credible body of work that will serve as a foundation for my future Master’s studies in Sweden.

Beyond academia, I am a prolific writer with over 250 published pieces. My experience ranges from personal blogging to contributing regularly to local media outlets (for instance, IDN Times), where I collaborate closely with editors to refine my craft. I also actively participate in writing competitions to sharpen my analytical edge and evolve as a young writer in the field of social science.

In addition to my articles here, I continue to explore the intersections of social science and digital media. Having been recognized with two monthly contributor awards and two novels, I remain committed to using my platform for impactful storytelling. You can find more of my work and digital footprint across various platforms on the web.