Women’s Contribution to Islamic Philanthropy Organizations in Indonesia by Indah Piliyanti Discussed at Contemporary Discussions on Philanthropy Symposium in Istanbul

FEBI News| Istanbul-Türkiye (14/10/2024) The Contemporary Discussions on Philanthropy Symposium, hosted by the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, was held on October 14-15, 2024, in Istanbul University Türkiye. Among the standout presentations was Indah Piliyanti, Vice Dean, lecturer at the Faculty of Islamic Economics and Business (FEBI) at UIN Raden Mas Said Surakarta, and a renowned expert on philanthropy, who delivered an engaging talk on “Women’s Contribution to Islamic Philanthropy Organizations in Indonesia.”

Indah Piliyanti’s research delved into the significant role women play in leading and sustaining Islamic philanthropic organizations across Indonesia. Her presentation underscored how women have been at the forefront of various charitable initiatives, actively addressing economic inequalities and advancing education, healthcare, and social welfare. Piliyanti emphasized the importance of gender dynamics within the Islamic philanthropic sector, noting how women’s involvement ensures the sustainability and growth of these organizations.

The audience responded enthusiastically to Piliyanti’s presentation, which provided fresh insights into the contributions of women in philanthropy within the Indonesian context. Her work highlighted the critical intersection of gender, charity, and Islamic values, making a strong impact at the symposium.

The event in Istanbul brought together scholars, practitioners, and leaders from around the world to discuss contemporary issues in philanthropy, with a special focus on Islamic giving. Indah Piliyanti’s presentation was a major highlight, offering valuable perspectives on the evolving role of women in Islamic philanthropy and the broader social impact of their contributions.

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