About PPMK Jogja
Sulastri Miharja
Director
The idea for PPMK (Empowering Women to Fight Poverty) began informally in 2002 when PPMK’s founder, Jack Wilson, attended an inspiring workshop conducted by Amanda Zinn, President of ‘Women Entrepreneurs of Baltimore’. On Jack Wilson’s arrival back to Indonesia, he realized that we could do micro-finance here. Jack is a Vietnam Veteran & as luck would have it, about that time he got a generous ‘service related’ disability award from Veteran’s Administration. It was like ‘blood’ money, and it rapidly became clear to Jack that half of it should go to ending poverty which is a big part of the reason we have wars. more about ppmk..
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Happy New Year 2019
To all of our friends and supporters, Thank you for all of your love and trust in all this years. Without your support, we will not be
Awareness of Violence Against Women Project
PPMK has been heavily involved with the VAWG workshops. During August and September, we will hold a total of six workshops in six different sub villages. Each
Mrs. Sutiyah, making bricks as main income
Mrs. Sutiyah is from the Kowen Womens Group. She has made a lot of progress with her small businesses. She has two businesses with her husband. She
A Volunteer Experience
A Volunteer Experience By Caroline Watson After fumbling for the words to tell my bus driver where I needed to be dropped off in Yogyakarta, Central Java, I
REFLECTION ON THE EXPERIENCES
Currently, I’m doing a master thesis research for MA-International Social Sciences at Friedensau Adventist University,
Marketing And Motivational Workshop
Last week PPMK held a two-day workshop with 35 of our clients focusing on marketing
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