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Rebekah E. Moore is an ethnomusicologist and arts administrator based in Indonesia. She has held several roles related to music and cultural outreach, including as senior manager of the American Cultural Center in Jakarta and as co-founder and project advisor of Bersama Project, which uses music and arts to promote gender equality. She has also managed cultural festivals and youth orchestras in Bali.
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- 2. Senior Manager, @america: The American Cultural Center in Jakarta, Indonesia (2016-present*) The premiere American Center, @america provides a space for young Indonesians to learn more about the United States and to share ideas about issues that both Americans and Indonesians care about. @america was founded December 2, 2010 by the U.S. Department of State and is managed by the U.S. Embassy, Jakarta Outreach to date: • 74,771 members •1,052,813 total visitors • More than 3,800 events Daily high school student visits Jamie Aditya during Blue Friday: A Blues Music Tribute John Kerry talk on Climate Change “Make Your Own Canvas” Recycled Art Hip Hop Festival E-poster *Additional service as @america programming manager, 2013-2014
- 3. Co-founder, Project Advisor Bersama Project (2015 – present) BersamaProject is a registered Indonesian foundation (yayasan) established in 2015 to confront violence against women and achieve gender equality through music and the arts. The name Bersama (Together) reflects the collaborative spirit of our work together with musicians and artists to achieve measurable outcomes in equality perspectives—in the creative industries, and beyond. We have hosted concerts, music workshops, film screenings, art exhibitions, music video productions, and social media campaigns as strategies for capacity- building among Indonesian musicians and artists and as creative interventions on gender inequality and gender-based violence. See our full project deck on SlideShare. Roundtable discussion, “A Creative Intervention for Gender Equality” Social Media Campaign featuring leading women musicians Outtake from music video shoot for “Tubuhku Otoritasku” (My Body, My Right) by Tika and the Dissidents Licensed screenings and discussions, The Punk Singer: A Film About Kathleen Hanna
- 4. Festival Director, Programs Manager Kryasta Guna Foundation (2011-2013) The KryastaGuna Foundation is a performing arts education and community outreach organization founded in 2008 and located in Bali, Indonesia. Activities: • Programs and production management; artistic curation for the annual BaliSpirit Festival, a 6-day yoga, dance, and music celebration featuring Balinese and international musicians and dance and yoga instructors and welcoming 3,000+ daily participants • Programs and production management for the Bali ReGreen Environmental Conservation Program and annual Exhibition and Concert • Sponsors, fundraising, and marketing management Kobagi — Kecak and body percussion (Indonesia) Aby Niang (Senegal), West African Dance Workshop Nahko and Medicine for the People (USA) Rukmini Vijayakumar (India) Delhi 2 Dublin (Canada)
- 5. Program Manager AYO! Kita Bicara HIV & AIDS (2011-2013) AYO! Kita Bicara HIV & AIDS (Hey! Let’s Talk about HIV & AIDS) is an education outreach program founded by the Kryastan Guna Foundation, with the goal to reduce the stigma HIV positive people suffer and educate young Balinese about HIV prevention, testing, and treatment. Activities: •HIV & AIDS education workshops in more than 40 Balinese high schools • Awareness concert attracting 6,000+ attendees • PSA production and media relations • Artist ambassador program • NZD $25,000 grant, New Zealand Home Mission Fund to support all 2014 programs HIV & AIDS Awareness Concert and Poster Reducing Stigma Surround HIV PSA Empathy exercise, AYO! high school workshop
- 6. Band and Music Troupe Tour Manager and Publicist (2009 – present) Activities: • International tour manager, Kobagi (Balinese modern kecak ensemble), Rainforest World Music Festival, Sarawak, Malaysia (2015) •Tour publicist, “Kepak Sayap Enggang” (Flapping Wings of the Hornbill) Navicula (Indonesian band) and Greenpeace Deforestation Awareness Tour, Kalimantan, Indonesia (2012) • National tour manager, Dialog Dini Hari (Indonesian band), Bali and Jakarta (2009) Navicula during a photo shoot in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia Pak Wayan Sutapa, Director, Kobagi, during curtain call at the Rainforest World Music Festival, Sarawak, Malaysia Dadang SH Pranoto (vocalist, Dialog Dini Hari), Bali, Indonesia Kobagi during kecak workshop, Rainforest World Music Festival, Sarawak, Malaysia