On Thursday, September 4th, 2025, United In Diversity together with Scholas Occurrentes invites you to a meaningful event at 3 Mountains, Kura Kura Bali SEZ.

This special workshop celebrates the anniversary of the Hati Installation, a powerful collective artwork created by 1,000 Indonesian children under the guidance of Scholas Occurrentes and inspired by Pope Francis. The Hati Installation stands as a symbol of diversity, a voice for the youth of Indonesia, and a call for peace and transformation.

The event is not affiliated with any religion. Instead, it is rooted in respect, inclusivity, and the belief that the world should be a safe and welcoming home for all.

At the heart of the celebration, children will be invited to step into the world of imagination through storytelling sessions in collaboration with Kampung Dongeng Bali. Young participants, aged 5–12 years, together with their guardians, are warmly welcome to join.

This program is proudly held in collaboration with the Social Service Department of Denpasar City and YPK Bali (Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan Bali), an organization dedicated to rehabilitation for people with physical disabilities.

Distinguished guests will also join us, including:

1. José María del Corral – President, Global Scholas Occurrentes Vatican
2. Fr. Marcin Schmidt – Scholas Occurrentes Vatican; President, 3HK Institute Poland
3. Stephanie Kusuma – Scholas Asian Ambassador
4. ⁠I Gusti Ayu Laxmy – Head of Denpasar Social Service Department
5. ⁠Elsye Suryawan, S.Kom – Head of Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan (YPK) Bali
6. ⁠Nimas Mega Purnamasari – Director, United in Diversity Bali Campus & Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center
7. ⁠RD Habel Jadera – Diocese of Bogor
8. ⁠Kak Lia – Storyteller, Kampung Dongeng Bali

This workshop also honors the spirit of World Literacy Day, while paying tribute to the late Pope Francis, whose legacy of compassion and peace continues to inspire change worldwide.

The event is free of charge and open to all.

Together, let us celebrate stories, diversity, and peace. UID remains committed to supporting initiatives that nurture positive change, toward an Indonesia that is inclusive, united, and peaceful.