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August 25, 2017Kasetsart Journal of Social Sciences135 citationsOpen Access

Empowering Indonesian women through building digital media literacy

FSFiona SuwanaLLLily Lily

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There is still a gender digital divide in Indonesia. Indonesian women need digital media literacy skills to effectively use the Internet and to raise their quality of life. Empowering literacy abilities includes the skills of using digital media to access, search, analyze, reflect, share, and create. In this qualitative research study, founders, leaders, and participants from IWITA (Indonesian Women Information Technology Awareness) and FemaleDev (Female Developer) were interviewed because these organizations focus on developing digital literacy for women. The findings indicated that digital media literacy remains low because of inadequate education, lack of opportunities and the patriarchal system in Indonesia.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0fc15a01be78fe8160020ahttps://doi.org/10.1016/j.kjss.2016.10.004
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