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Never Okay Project Wins Award at the 16th SATU Indonesia Awards 2025: Commitment to a Safe Workplace
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At the 16th SATU Indonesia Awards 2025 event series last year, Never Okay Project became one of the award recipients in the Education category. The recognition was given for educational efforts to prevent and address sexual harassment in the workplace.
Recognition for Collective Effort
The 2025 SATU Indonesia Awards highlight individuals and groups that make a real impact on society. For Never Okay Project, this trophy is recognition of the various educational initiatives and awareness trainings that have been carried out to create a healthier professional ecosystem in Indonesia.
This award motivates the Never Okay Project team to continue taking part in creating a workplace that is safe, comfortable, and free from harassment.
Sharing Inspiration at ASTRA TALKS
In addition to the award ceremony, the event series was also enlivened by an ASTRA TALKS session titled "Live with Wellness, Grow with Wisdom". In that inspiring panel discussion session, Never Okay Project, represented by Imelda Riris, had the opportunity to share the stage with well-known figures. Among them were Dian Sastrowardoyo (Actress & Activist), Dr. Mesty Ariotedjo (Pediatric Specialist & Entrepreneur), Dr. Zila (Medsense), and moderator Ilyas Lawrence.
The discussion explored the importance of wellness and wisdom in facing challenges in the modern era, including how psychological safety in the workplace serves as a key foundation for productivity.
Commitment to Safe Workspaces
Never Okay Project stood alongside four other award recipients from the fields of Health, Environment, Technology, and Entrepreneurship. This diversity of categories shows that cross-sector collaboration is essential to building a better Indonesia.
This achievement is not the end, but a new chapter. Never Okay Project is committed to continuing to expand its educational reach to more companies and institutions across Indonesia. Thank you to everyone who has supported this journey. Let us continue to speak up: because harassment in the workplace, in any form, is never okay.
