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61	Humanities	ABS-4
Innovate the Environmental Awareness Education Campaign through Videography at the Rawajati Waste Bank in South Jakarta Abdul Aziz,S.Sn.,M.Med.Kom (a), Muhammad Imam Tobroni S.Sn, M.Sn (b), Suprayitno Sutoyo, S.Sn, M.Sn (c) (a) Creative Advertising, School Of Design, Bina Nusantara University Jakarta (b) New Media, School Of Design, Bina Nusantara University Jakarta (c) New Media, School Of Design, Bina Nusantara University Jakarta Abstract As the state capital, Jakarta is struggling to increase the amount of waste and the growing number of shelters that cannot accommodate waste. The use of videography in an educational campaign on the Waste Bank program has become one of the means or means for the community to participate in the fight against waste, especially in Jakarta. The purpose of this study was to determine the role of videography in educating audiences, especially millennials, about the Waste Bank on social media. This study uses a qualitative descriptive research method. The result of the research is to create a videography of the Waste Bank with persuasive and effective messages on social networks so that it can be understood and understood directly. Keywords: videography, education campaign, waste bank, millennials, Jakarta Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Abdul Aziz)

62	Humanities	ABS-7
Evaluation of an Art History Online Learning Model through Alih Wahana during the Pandemic Covid-19 in Support of Sustainable Learning Athaya Zahra (a*), Yusaira Farhia (b), Farah Padma Poetry (a) a) Creative Advertising Program, Visual Communication Design Department, School of Design, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia 11480 *athaya.zahra[at]binus.ac.id b) New Media Program, Visual Communication Design Department, School of Design, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia 11480 Abstract This study was an initial attempt of using Alih Wahana method in gaining design student^s understanding of art history through online learning based, to what extent the concept of artefact transformation from a movie to other design form could reach the gap between student outcomes during the Covid-19 pandemic and onsite learning. All data gathered from qualitative approaches, with approximately 70 Visual Communication Design students involved. There were three main focus areas of this study, including: the juxtaposition between onsite and online learning towards student behavior, the semiotic analysis of student^s artwork through Alih Wahana method, and the sustainable learning evaluation. The result shows that the concept of Alih Wahana has helped students to deliver the historical content to nowadays generation without abolishing the former meaning, there was a significant improvement of student^s critical ability due to independent learning through digital platform although the miss-communication and time management issue have raised, yet all learning activities that are saved on the digital storage have helped lecturers as a facilitator in developing teaching tools and method in a future. All pros and cons in study findings have motivated the researchers to do an in-depth study of art history multichannel learning in a further research. Keywords: Alih Wahana, Art and Design, History, Sustainable Learning, Covid-19 Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Athaya Zahra)

63	Humanities	ABS-13
Implementation of Family Posyandu in Handling Stunting in Kembang Kerang Daya Village, East Lombok Regency Hartini Haritani (a*), M. Zainul Asror (b) a) Faculty of Health, Universitas Hamzanwadi b) Faculty of Social Sciences and Economics, Universitas Hamzanwadi Abstract Posyandu as a form of Community-Based Health Efforts (UKBM) which is managed and organized from, by, for and with the community is very effective in solving various community problems. To optimize the existence of Posyandu in providing services, it is necessary to revitalize it to become a Family Posyandu as was done in the Province of West Nusa Tenggara. The Family Posyandu itself functions as a center for education and early detection of various hamlet-based health and social problems towards family resilience. This study aims to see the extent to which the implementation of the Family Posyandu in dealing with the stunting problem in Kembang Kerang Daya Village, East Lombok, which is seen through input indicators, process indicators, and output indicators that become the posyandu performance assessment. The method used is qualitative with descriptive analysis. The data collection was carried out quantitatively with descriptive analysis of the indicator documents for the implementation of Posyandu in Kembang Kerang Daya Village. The results obtained from this study are that the Posyandu services for the Kembang Kerang Daya Village Family are still not optimal in dealing with stunting cases. The findings from this research can be used as a reference to improve the optimization of Family Posyandu services in East Lombok Regency, especially in handling stunting cases. Keywords: Family Posyandu- Posyandu Performance Assessment- Stunting Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Hartini Haritani)

64	Humanities	ABS-29
Efforts to Revive Padung-padung as The Cultural Identity of Karo^s Women in The Current Context Ariani, Imam Santosa, Achmad Haldani Destiarmand, Agus Sachari Doctoral Program in Visual Art and Design, Institut Teknologi Bandung Abstract Padung-padung is a large, double spiral-shaped jewelry worn by Karo women in the 19th to 20th centuries. This jewelry is worn by Karo women of certain groups as a social status symbol. Currently padung-padung is no longer worn and its existence as part of the cultural history of the Karo tribe is not widely known to the public. Efforts to preserve this cultural artifact need to be done so that its existence does not disappear further. This study aims to describe the various efforts that have been made to revive padung-padung in the present so that its existence as the cultural identity of Karo women in the past can be recognized by the younger generation. The methods used in this study are literature studies and secondary data collection which is then delivered descriptively analytically. Based on the results of the study, it can be known that several efforts in lifting the existence of padung-padung have been done in the creative industry, namely by applying the concept of design and development of padung-padung shapes in the form of two dimensions and three dimensions. Efforts to preserve the culture of the region without eliminating the essence of meaning contained in the culture need to continue to be done to strengthen the nation^s cultural identity. Keywords: Efforts to revive, padung-padung, cultural identity, Karo women, current context Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Ariani Ariani)

65	Humanities	ABS-32
Exploration into Nudibranchs Illustration as part of the Efforts to Introduce the Wealth of Marine Biodiversity Jonata Witabora (a), Devi Kurniawati Homan (b*) a) New Media Program, Visual Communication Design Department, School of Design, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia 11480 b) Animation Program, Visual Communication Design Department, School of Design, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta, Indonesia 11480 *dhoman[at]binus.edu Abstract Owing to their distinctive features and remarkable diversity, Nudibranchs have turned into highly popular marine creatures in the scuba diving world and during Underwater Macro Photography activities. This growing popularity is possible to spread to other communities, in particular as part of the efforts to protect and conserve the environment. By establishing Nudibranchs as cultural objects, and part of the urban culture, the popularity of Nudibranchs can reach the wider society. This, in turn, would bring a positive impact into the scuba diving world, while also indirectly contributing to the marine life protection and conservation efforts, in particular of the deep sea of Indonesia. Illustration is used as the medium because, as a visual artifact, it is considered to be having quite reliable and broad visual communication capabilities and possessing such flexibility that allows for further expressions in other visual communication applications. Keywords: Illustration- Nudibranchs- Marine- Visual Communication Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Devi Kurniawati Homan)

66	Humanities	ABS-36
Ethnic-Based Diplomacy Studies Based on the Historical Experience of Indonesian Independence Haiyyu Darman Moenir (a*), Anita Afriani Sinulingga (b), Abdul Halim (c) a) Universitas Andalas *haiyyu_darman[at]soc.unand.ac.id b) Universitas Andalas c) Universitas Sriwijaya Abstract This research will analyze Ethnic-Based Diplomacy Studies based on the Historical Experience of Indonesian Independence. This research is based on a long-term study related to the history of the struggle of Indonesian diplomats who tried to achieve Indonesian sovereignty during independence. In the early days of independence, recognition of sovereignty was very difficult to achieve. At that time, apart from war, to gain recognition of Indonesia^s sovereignty was carried out with the politics of diplomacy. In the context of diplomacy, apart from Javanese ethnicity, Minangkabau ethnicity is considered to have an important role in the context of the Indonesian struggle. In addition, Minangkabau was also recorded in history as one of the ethnic groups in the Indonesian Youth Organization in 1928 which eventually became the pioneer of Indonesian independence. The prowess of these diplomats can be considered as the strength of cultural diplomacy possessed by Indonesia, where their ability to dialogue and negotiate carried out by Minangkabau diplomats is part of the teachings taught in Minangkabau culture. This study will analyze the contribution of Minangkabau diplomats during the era of Indonesian independence. In the context of diplomacy, the Minangkabau people^s ability in diplomacy has an extraordinary track record, this is evidenced by the many diplomats from Minangkabau who succeeded in assisting Indonesia in fighting for Indonesian sovereignty during independence, such as Mohammad Hatta (1902), Sutan Sjahrir (1909), Muhammad Natsir ( 1908), H. Agus Salim (1884). Referring to the understanding of diplomacy presented by Wilfried Bolewski (2008) in a paper entitled ^Diplomatic Processes and Cultural Variations: Cultural Relevance in Diplomacy^, this study seeks to explain how culture influences the diplomatic process carried out by several countries, including in Indonesia. It is explained that there are at least six components in diplomacy that need to be considered. Keywords: Ethnicity, Diplomacy, Minangkabau, Independence, Indonesia Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Haiyyu Darman Moenir)

67	Humanities	ABS-44
Londokampung^s Preference of Acculturation Strategies Represented through The Language Choice Farah Anjanillah, Sailal Arimi Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada farah.anjanillah[at]mail.ugm.ac.id, sailal_arimi[at]ugm.ac.id Abstract In this globalization era, there are many sociolinguists who put vast interests in exploring the issue about a diaspora or a group of people undertaking a transnational dispersion. Migrating transnationally might lead the diaspora to a tension for accommodating their languages and cultures with the host community, so that they might coexist. From this phenomenon, the researchers of this study were attracted to delve Londokampung^s preference of acculturation strategies to live in Surabaya, Indonesia. To obtain this goal, the researchers implemented Berry^s acculturation strategies theory (1992). The parameter used to uncover the preference of acculturation strategies is the language choice. Hence, this study also employed Fishman^s tenet (1972) on the domains of language choice. Pertaining to the design, this study adopted a qualitative case study. Additionally, this study analyzed the spoken data demonstrating Londokampung^s language choice in the family and friendship domain. Those data were collected from Londokampung Youtube channel. The results of the study exhibit that Londokampung as an Australian diaspora prefers to adopt an integration strategy to acculturate in Surabaya. This is because he appears to still maintain to use English as an identity projection in the family domain. Notwithstanding, he also seems to use Javanese and Indonesian language in the friendship domain as a sign of blending with the host society. That sort of language choice is possibly underlain by numerous factors such as the participant, group membership, linguistic repertoire, topic and function of the interaction, degree of formality, setting, social distance, and non-participating audience factor. Keywords: acculturation strategies, language choice, diaspora, sociolinguistics. Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Farah Anjanillah)

68	Humanities	ABS-45
MALANGESE CITIZENS^ USAGE OF JAVANESE PARTICLES IN INDONESIAN LANGUAGE Noor Vatha Nabilla, Suhandano noor.vatha.n[at]mail.ugm.ac.id , suhandano[at]ugm.ac.id Gadjah Mada University Abstract Indonesian people who live in multilingual and multicultural country tend to experience more of language phenomena such as language variations. One of the language variations is particle variations. This study aims to investigates the use of Javanese particles in Indonesian language done by speakers who live in Malang region. The data were taken from observation of daily communication and through YouTube videos. Questionnaire was also used to verify the data and obtain the motivations. The data were in the form of utterances. The research design used mix method (qualitative and quantitative methods). The data were analyzed by using socio-pragmatics theory proposed by Culpeper (2009) and motivations of the speakers doing the code-mixing (Javanese particles in Indonesian language) by Crystal (1997), Holmes (2013), Wijana & Rohmadi (2013), and Joos (1967). The results show that the speakers are motivated by several reasons and tend to use the code-mixing in informal situation. It also reveals that gender and ethnicity have a role in the use of the language particles while communicating. This study has potential to be developed further, especially its social context. Keywords: Language variation, culture, code-mixing, particles Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Noor Vatha Nabilla)

69	Humanities	ABS-46
Language Variations of Address Terms in Malang by Young Families Qonita Camelia A. Maula, Suhandano Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada email: qonitacamelia[at]mail.ugm.ac.id Abstract This study examines the language variation address forms^ lexicon that arises on the family domain of married early adults as the young generations in Malang. Aiming to unveil the forms and motivations behind the use of significant and new address forms in the nuclear and extended family. This study lies in the umbrella of sociolinguistics with qualitative research design. The data was observed from the lexicon of address forms used by young families domiciled in Malang with the range of age 22-34 years old. The data are analyzed with the theories of address forms, language change, language attitude and language prestige. The result of this study shows the emergence of the unique and unfamiliar lexicon of address forms of parents, uncle, aunt, and grandparents in the Malangese young families. The forms of address forms are considerably influenced by media exposure, educational background, and linguistics creativity to reach the value of prestige. Keywords: Address terms, Language prestige, Language variation Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Qonita Camelia Asyiqatul Maula)

70	Humanities	ABS-47
The Variation of Indonesian language using Javanese Affixation in Malang Rosalina Tsalis Rahayuningtyas, Bernardinus Realino Suryo Baskoro Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada Abstract This study explores the forms and the cause of morphological interference, especially affixation of Javanese into the Indonesian language used by Javanese speakers in Malang. Sources of data in this study are words that contain of Javanese affixation in Indonesian used by Javanese speakers in Malang that were observed from social media. The google form spread to the participants, and 30 participants were chosen to support the data. Weinrich^s (1) notion of interference was used in this study to explain interference factors. For analyzing the Javanese affixation, the notion of Norlina et al. (2) regarding word formation in Javanese was used to analyze the data.. The results reveal that six prefixes produce verbs: /tak-/, /n-/, -m-/, /-/, /-/, and /k-/. Meanwhile, five suffixes have been discovered: /-e/ and /-ne/, /-a/ and /-na/, and /-n/. Furthermore, Indonesian^s most common Javanese Affixes are /-a/, /-na/, and /-n/. All of the findings are in the active voice, except one prefix /ke-/ that expresses passive voice. The primary cause of the interference is that the speakers are bilingual whose parents are mostly all native Javanese speakers. As a result of mother tongue effect, the variety was accidentally formed. Another issue that Weinrich did not mention is making it easier to convey the message and demonstrating pride in one^s local identity. Keywords: Interference, Javanese affixes, Indonesian variation lexicon Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Rosalina Tsalis Rahayuningtyas)

71	Humanities	ABS-48
Waste Management in Coronavirus Prevention in terms of Japanese Language and Culture Lady Diana Yusri, Idrus, Elfira Yusri Faculty of Humanities, Universitas Andalas Abstract Japan is famous for its good waste management. During this pandemic, Japanese people made various efforts to prevent the spread of the Corona Virus through waste management. This article aims to know household waste management during the covid-19 pandemic, especially in the Japanese language and culture-the data obtained from posters issued by the Japanese government to prevent coronavirus. The results of this study are, Posters issued by the government in terms of the language used in formal language by using invitation sentences and usually accompanied by exciting pictures. Furthermore, from a cultural point of view, people are still encouraged to sort out their waste and remove waste from their homes according to the regulations in their place of residence. However, garbage disposal outside the house must pay attention to several things, such as the trash can using two layers of bags or plastic by removing the air first and tying it tightly. Wash hands after taking out the trash to avoid coronavirus are recommended. Keywords: Waste, Coronavirus, Japanese language, Culture Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Lady Diana Yusri)

72	Humanities	ABS-51
Phenomenology: Adaptation of Poleng Motifs in Facing Bali Tourism Arya Pageh Wibawa, Imam Santosa, Setiawan Sabana, Achmad Haldani Destiarmand Institut Teknologi Bandung Abstract The poleng motif is well known to the Balinese. This motif is often found wrapped around large trees, kulkul (kentongan), palinggih (sacred altar) which function as guards, dwaraphala statues (guard statues), also used by pecalang (security guards in Pakraman village). At first the poleng motif was used in Hindu religious ritual and also as clothing for certain people. One of the ritual ceremonies that usually uses the poleng motif is pengerebongan. Pengrebongan ceremony has been carried out since 1937 which aims to create a balance in the world. In addition, there are still several rituals that use the poleng motif as a means of ceremony. The development of communication and information technology has changed human lifestyles a lot. Changes in lifestyle occur in aspects and forms of culture, whether it is related to object culture, non-object culture, or social action. One of them is the poleng motif as a form of cultural objects owned by the Balinese people. As a result of these lifestyle changes, the poleng motif has been widely used for things that are not related to rituals and can be used by anyone. The purpose of this study was to analyse the meaning of the poleng motif as a result of this change. This study uses a qualitative methodology using phenomenological research methods. The results obtained are that the Balinese people accept the changes that occur with predetermined boundaries. These limits are in accordance with the awig-awig that exist in Balinese society. Keywords: Adaptation, Poleng Motif, Phenomenology Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Arya Pageh Wibawa)

73	Humanities	ABS-70
Integration of Solar-Powered LED Street Light and Iconic Landmark to Support Sustainable Tourism in the Tombawatu Village Hasmina Tari Mokui (a*), Edward Ngii (b), Mustamin (a), Luther Pagiling (a), Muhammad Hasbi (c), Lilis Laome (d), Galvanir Noor (a), Ikbal (a), Jumran Milen (a), Lalu Muhamad Irwan Gazali (a), La Ode Rahil Atansa (a), Muhamad Hidayatulah Aspar (a), Jaka Purwanto (a), Yhsra Wati Ose (a), Ahmat Arsani (a), Jimi Manopo Uto (a), Brian Wijayanto Sarira (a), Muslimin (a), Rahmat Fatulah (a), Wili Widianto (a), Muhamad Syafaat (a), Barselius Londong (a) a) Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Halu Oleo, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia 93232 b) Department of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Halu Oleo, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia 93232 c) Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universitas Halu Oleo, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia 93232 d) Department of Statistics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, Universitas Halu Oleo, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia 93232 *Email: hasmina.tari.mokui[at]gmail.com Abstract The beach area in the Tombawatu Village was one of the most famous tourist destinations in Konawe Regency. However, due to lack of public facilities and prolonged pandemic condition, the Tombawatu Beach area is slowly becoming less popular. Tombawatu Village is currently targeted to support Sustainable Development Goals through its tourism activities. The United Nation World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) have set 4 (four) main criteria for achieving sustainable tourism in which promotion as well as energy use are crucial. This study aims to transfer technologies in the form of solar-powered LED street light and landmark as the tools to support sustainable tourism along the Tombawatu Beach. This study uses an action research method consisting of the following stages: diagnosing, action planning, action taking, evaluating, and specifying learning. The whole stages have been conducted in collaboration with Tombawatu people such that the design can meet sustainability criteria as well as their local attributes as fishermen. Based on interview conducted to the locals and recent visitors of the beach, it is found that they are really satisfied with installed street light and landmark. They also agreed that these facilities are very attractive and useful so that they will post it in their social media accordingly. In conclusion, integration of renewable energy sources and iconic facilities can help boosting sustainable tourism especially with the help of social media and internet. Keywords: Renewable Energy, Sustainable Energy, Sustainable Tourism, Sustainable Development Goals 7, Solar-Powered Street Light, Landmark, Tombawatu Village Share Link | Plain Format | Corresponding Author (Hasmina Tari Mokui)

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