The Invisible Wall is a documentary that captures the importance of societal collaboration in breaking down prejudices and stigma.
Both Ms Nurdiana and Ms Purwati, whose husband was also caught, were trapped behind the stigma of extreme violence perpetrators who were considered the same by society.
Both of them have now not only lost their livelihoods but also have to fight against the negative views of society that consider them part of the problem.
However, with the assistance of various parties, including Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) and the Sukamaju Village Resilience Team, they gradually negotiated with community leaders and village heads. They tried to convince the community that they had changed and wanted to clarify what happened.
Watch this movie now on the link below!
Want to bring The Invisible Wall to your community and foster a conversation about building resilience?
Your CSO’s can request a screening of the film and facilitate a follow-up discussion on community resilience strategies. Simply send an email to salam@peacegen.id
Let’s work together to create a more understanding and inclusive society, one screening at a time.
SEAN-CSO provides a platform for civil society organisations in Southeast Asia to network and share resources. Through this network, members can support each other, share knowledge, and coordinate efforts to address the region’s social challenges. In doing so, SEAN-CSO contributes to strengthening the voice of civil society at both regional and international levels.