UN Women Pakistan Delegation Visits Damai Duren Se...
Depok, January 20, 2026 — The UN Women Pakistan delegation visited Damai Duren Seribu Village, Duren Seribu Subdistrict, Depok City, on Tuesday (1/20) to learn about women-led community-b...
Yenny Wahid Receives Gusi Peace Prize 2025, Reinfo...
Manila, Philippines— In the presence of global leaders, peace activists, and humanitarian figures from various countries, Yenny Zannuba Wahid, Director of the Wahid Foundation, was awarded the G...
Women and Youth of Desa Damai Pemalongan Take Role...
Tanah Laut & nbsp;- Wahid Foundation restarts its mentoring framework in Pemalongan Village, Tanah Laut, South Kalimantan, with a focus on strengthening community resilience to climate change. Th...
Government Needs to Strengthen Inclusive School Ec...
The explosion incident at SMAN 72 Jakarta on Friday (7/11/2025) that injured dozens of students, teachers, and educators reaffirms that the threat of violent extremism now comes in increasingly comple...
The book "Voices from Bima": Women and Youth Narra...
Bima — Coinciding with the commemoration of Youth Pledge Day, Wahid Foundation together with La Rimpu and LP2DER launched a book entitled “ Voices from Bima: Tracing Grassroots Women's and...
Get to Know Us Our Vision
The realization of Gus Dur's intellectual ideals to build a prosperous Indonesian nation and socially just humanity by upholding pluralism, multiculturalism, democracy, human rights inspired by Islamic values. Wahid Foundation strives for a peaceful and just world by developing a tolerant and moderate view of Islam and working to build prosperity for all human beings.
With Our Mission
Developing, maintaining and disseminating peaceful and tolerant Islamic values.
Develop dialog between local and international cultures to expand the harmony of Islam with various cultures.
Promote various initiatives to strengthen civil society and good governance in Indonesia to strengthen democracy.
Promote the active participation of diverse religious groups in building cultural dialog and peace dialog.
Developing initiatives to improve welfare and social justice
Read Our History
The Wahid Institute, now known as the Wahid Foundation, was founded on September 7, 2004, at a time when the world was still feeling the effects of the September 11, 2001 tragedy in New York, and Indonesia was facing multiple religious and ethnic conflicts that were fueling communal violence. The Wahid Foundation exists with a commitment to realize the intellectual vision of KH Abdurrahman Wahid, which is to advance Indonesian society and Islam, improve people's welfare, build democracy and fundamental justice, and promote non-violent peace around the world.
