Anantya is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Think.Web, a digital impact agency that has made significant strides in the digital market through technology and creative innovation. She holds a Master of Communication Management degree and serves as the managing director of Think.Women, a women's empowerment movement focusing on advancing women in the digital realm. This program has positively impacted more than 1,000 women in Indonesia. Previously, Anantya was Managing Director for Girls in Tech Indonesia from 2012 to 2018, a social movement aimed at promoting more women in the tech industry. She is a visiting lecturer at various universities, primarily in the advertising and communication departments.

IVLP Impact Award Project: Mother-Daughter STEAM Camp Project

The project empowered and encouraged young girls' interest in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education by equipping mothers with the knowledge and confidence to support their daughters' learning journey. Two camp classes were organized where 27 girls ages 7-12 engaged in STEAM topics such as coding, creating online games, science and art. Two classes were organized for their mothers, focusing on digital literacy, creative skills, tech for daily life and tech for business. These classes equipped mothers with the necessary understanding and confidence to actively support their daughters' interest in STEAM and create a nurturing environment at home. A final mother-daughter class on STEAM topics encouraged bonding and collaboration between mothers and daughters, further reinforcing the support system for girls' STEAM education. The project culminated in an online mini–STEAM Fair, which showcased the collaborative work of mother-daughter pairs. This fair not only celebrated the achievements of the participants but also served as an inclusive platform for the wider mother-child community to explore and appreciate STEAM. Five inspirational videos were produced that highlighted women in STEM fields and shared tips about creativity and how to inspire girls aged 7-12 to learn more about STEAM.

Anantya was also a panelist for the IVLP Impact Awards Alumni Discussion Series panel on “Youth & STEM,” which you can read more about here.

"By providing mothers with the necessary knowledge and confidence, we can create a supportive environment at home for young girls to spark their interest in STEAM." - Anantya

IVLP Exchange Experience 

Anantya participated in the IVLP Project Hidden No More: Empowering Women Leaders in STEM, organized by the U.S. Department of State and FHI 360.

Anantya's exchange experience led to the development of her IVLP Impact Award Project: "[The] trip to Orlando, Florida gave me the experience of how family, especially mothers and sisters, can influence girls' intentions to pursue STEM."

U.S. Communities Visited

Los Angeles, CA; Washington, DC; Orlando, FL; Boston, MA

Country: Indonesia

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