Premiere & Discussion SONGGORITI Docuseries Tuesday, 6 February 2024, 6pm-9pm Everyone's invited! Songgoriti is a tourism destination in Batu, a city that boasts touristic landscapes of mountains and hills at 800 meters above sea level. The neighbourhood includes Candi Songgoriti, one of the oldest ancient temples in East Java, as well as a hot spring. At the same time, Songgoriti also receives the stereotype as a red light district. Directed and produced by the SEANNET Songgoriti team, SONGGORITI Docuseries depict the daily life of Songgoriti Neighbourhood in Batu, East Java, Indonesia. The docuseries remind us that Songgoriti is much more than tourism and negative stereotypes. We will gain deeper insights of the communities in Songgoriti through the six episodes: Gang Macan, Historic Stones, Villa Economy, Traditional Culture Groups, Social Groups, and Youth Aspirations. The production of the docuseries will be a collaborative program between a team from Universitas Brawijaya and the youth group of Songgokerto (Karang Taruna), under the auspices of the Southeast Asia Neighborhoods Network (SEANNET). The docuseries will also serve as audio-visual materials to support several courses at the Faculty of Social and Political Sciences at Universitas Brawijaya. Congratulations to SEANNET Songgoriti team. We really look forward to the launch of the docuseries, to incorporate the stories into our teaching on cities, and to further collaborate with you and the people of Songgoriti! Anton Novenanto Amalia N. Andini Inside Songgoriti Channel: https://lnkd.in/gfTNj98y ===== Songgoriti adalah sebuah kampung wisata di Batu, kota yang membanggakan wisata alam pegunungan dan perbukitan di ketinggian 800 meter di atas permukaan laut. Di kampung ini terdapat Candi Songgoriti, salah satu candi kuno tertua di Jawa Timur, serta sumber air panas. Di satu sisi, Songgoriti memiliki reputasi sebagai daerah situs sejarah dan wisata alam. Di sisi lain, Songgoriti juga memiliki stereotip sebagai kawasan lampu merah. Disutradarai dan diproduksi oleh tim SEANNET Songgoriti, SONGGORITI Docuseries menggambarkan kehidupan sehari-hari Songgoriti di Batu, Jawa Timur, Indonesia. Serial dokumenter ini mengingatkan kita bahwa Songgoriti lebih dari sekadar pariwisata dan stereotip negatif. Enam episode tersebut adalah: Gang Macan, Batu Bersejarah, Ekonomi Vila, Kelompok Budaya Tradisional, Kelompok Sosial, Aspirasi Pemuda. Produksi serial dokumenter ini merupakan program kolaborasi antara tim dari Universitas Brawijaya dan Karang Taruna Songgokerto, dalam kerangka jejaring Southeast Asia Neighbourhoods Network (SEANNET). Serial dokumenter ini juga akan menjadi bahan mengajar mata kuliah di Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik Universitas Brawijaya. Selamat kepada tim SEANNET Songgoriti. Semoga kita bisa terus memasukkan cerita-cerita dari kampung ke dalam pengajaran dan studi kota, serta bisa terus berkolaborasi dengan masyarakat Songgoriti!
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