Yusy Marie, journalist and founder of Ba Hijau Reading House, has transmitted the spirit of literacy to children in Central Kalimantan.
Please note that this article was automatically translated using Microsoft Azure AI, Open AI, and Google Translation AI. We cannot ensure that the entire content is translated accurately. If you spot any errors or inconsistencies, contact us atFor environmental journalists, going into remote areas, looking between trees, breaking through the haze of forest and land fires and even crossing floods are normal things. However,Yusy will never forget his experience in mid-June 2019.
At that time, heavy rain triggered flooding that submerged the village. While gathering information from local mothers, Yusy took out the red fabric bag that she brought. Inside it, there were dozens of children's storybooks.She then called out to the children who were throwing leaves into the puddles, making the leaves"sail" through the flood. While the children were busy reading, Yusy went back to gather information about the flood from the women in the village.
Despite needing six hours to get there from Palangkaraya, Yusy did not forget to bring his books with him. In addition to reading books, he brought a full-coloring book complete with crayons and colored pencils. The experience with books is what led him to dream of having a reading house for all levels of society. Everyone can read without pause. That dream came true in 2016.
Yusy's efforts to improve literacy for children in Central Kalimantan are slowly becoming known. He is then assisted by PT PLN Persero Unit Induk Distribusi of South Kalimantan-Central Kalimantan region. The form is a mobile unit labeled as Rumah Baca Bahijau .
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