Amelia Fauzia
Professor at UIN Jakarta
Latest publications
Lutfiana Dwi Mayasari et al. (2026)
Negotiating Gender Justice Across Regimes: Women’s Activism, State Power, and Religion in Indonesia
Negotiating Gender Justice Across Regimes: Women’s Activism, State Power, and Religion in Indonesia
Conference paper
Professor Kusmana et al. (2026)
Religious Gender Justice Activist and Social Movement in Indonesia: The Case of KUPI (Kongres Ulama Perempuan Indonesia)
Religious Gender Justice Activist and Social Movement in Indonesia: The Case of KUPI (Kongres Ulama Perempuan Indonesia)
Conference paper
Amelia Fauzia & Kaja Borchgrevink (2025)
Transnational Zakat Management: Transformations in the Humanitarian Sector
Transnational Zakat Management: Transformations in the Humanitarian Sector
Journal article in Muslim Humanitarianism Review
Kaja Borchgrevink et al. (2024)
Insights on Muslim Humanitarians and the Sustainable Development Goals
Insights on Muslim Humanitarians and the Sustainable Development Goals
PRIO Policy Brief
Kaja Borchgrevink & Amelia Fauzia (2023)
The Indonesian Zakat Movement: aligning Islam and the SDGs
The Indonesian Zakat Movement: aligning Islam and the SDGs
Conference paper
Amelia Fauzia & Kaja Borchgrevink (2022)
Covid-19 and Muslim Philanthropy in Indonesia: Technological and Theological Innovations
Covid-19 and Muslim Philanthropy in Indonesia: Technological and Theological Innovations
PRIO Policy Brief
Latest events
Wednesday, 9 October 2024
Muslim Philanthropy and Humanitarian Aid: Transformation, Prospects and Challenges
Muslim Philanthropy and Humanitarian Aid: Transformation, Prospects and Challenges
Monday, 6 November 2023
Religion, Philanthropy and Sustainability
Religion, Philanthropy and Sustainability
Monday, 14 Nov 2022 11:30–13:00 UTC+01
Religion and Covid- 19: Responses and responsibilities
Religion and Covid- 19: Responses and responsibilities
Thursday, 12 Aug 2021 10:30–12:00 UTC+05:30
Humanitarian practice and religion in responses to the Covid-19 pandemic: practitioners' exchange
Humanitarian practice and religion in responses to the Covid-19 pandemic: practitioners' exchange