Athena Global Blog
3 Fundraising Principles for Business Owners
BIDUK Indonesia's Business Development Manager Daniel Marantika shares his thoughts on one of his favorite subjects.
COVID in Indonesia and the United States
The BIDUK Indonesia team has experienced quarantines, deaths of loved ones, oxygen shortages and lockdowns.
Where Girls Run the World: Stories From the World’s Largest Matrilineal Society
BIDUK Program Officer Rey Fachry remembers stories his grandmother told him about the matrilineal society of Minangkabau.
Who We Are: Ramona Ridolfi
In this short video Ramona Ridolfi explains the purpose of BIDUK and how her innate sense of justice led her to a career devoted to gender equity.
Exit Interviews: Learning Through a Client Feedback Loop
BIDUK has found exit interviews to be a crucial tool for monitoring and learning from client experience and the effectiveness of our model. Here are a few things we've learned along the way.
Who We Are: Hama Makino
Get to know Hama Makino, Senior Advisor for Athena Global, in this short video.
Tip Sheet: Practical Considerations for Gender Lens Investing (GLI)
A basic discussion of the meaning of GLI, the wide spectrum of GLI approaches, firms' self-evaluation and neutralizing bias in the investment process, in downloadable PDF form.
Gender DD Topics
As part of a project completed in March 2020 for a major investor, Athena developed the following short framework to begin assessing the role of women and the level of gender equity within a company, to be submitted along with other DD requests. The guide (pdf) can...
The Matrix: Victorian-style Gender Norms are Still Doing a Number on Us All
Old-fashioned patriarchy is aimed at women and girls, but sweeps up everything in its path. Slight deviations from the norm might bring dire warnings of impending doom from friends and family.
Finding the Right Words: Indonesian Language
Do you use the word "Bahasa" to refer to the Indonesian language? Foreigners who use the Indonesian language correctly—and who use the correct term for the language itself—are likely to be viewed as more respectful and knowledgeable than those who don’t.
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