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Community Service - SLH Tabita Plumpang

10/26/2009

Kevin Marcellino

Dates : 22nd October 2009 Library training

Venue : SLH Tabita Plumpang

Description : The Johannes Oentoro Library team held training for SLH Tabita librarian at Plumpang, North Jakarta. SLH Tabita is a school under Pelita Harapan Foundation (Yayasan Pelita Harapan) and the library has been set up for few years. The librarian is also a teacher and she is enthusiastically for this training.

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World Batik Day

10/06/2009

Kevin Marcellino

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Dates : 2nd October 2009

Venue : The Johannes Oentoro Library

Description : On 2 October 2009, Indonesian people celebrating Batik as the world heritage. This celebration is the respond of UNESCO’s acknowledgement of Batik that belongs to Indonesia. UNESCO inscribed Batik on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage. The Johannes Oentoro Library was decorated by Batik decoration and displayed its collection of Batik books. Hopefully, the library can attract students and everyone in UPH & STPPH to pay more attention to Batik as the local cultural heritage which is recognized by the world.

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