21 November 2025
Anita Kartika Pasaribu
FIB USU PR - On Friday, November 21, 2025, the Faculty of Humanities (FIB) at the University of North Sumatra (USU) held a Task Force for the Prevention and Handling of Sexual Violence (Satgas PPKS) activity as part of the faculty's commitment to creating a safe, comfortable, and violence-free academic environment. The event was hosted by Dr. Meutia Nauly, S.Psi., M.Si., Chair of the PPKS Task Force, as a resource person. The event was also attended by Prof. Dr. Dra. T. Thyrhaya Zein, M.A., Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, Taulia, M.Hum., Chair of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences' Darma Wanita (Women's Association), along with all administrators and members of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences, as well as all staff and lecturers at the Faculty of Cultural Sciences.
The event was officially opened by Prof. Dr. Dra. T. Thyrhaya Zein, M.A. as the Dean of the Faculty of Cultural Sciences (FIB) at USU, stated that this event is an important opportunity for all of us to understand USU's steps, policies, and commitment to preventing and addressing sexual violence, particularly in the educational environment.
The Dean also urged everyone to listen attentively to the presentation by Dr. Meutia Nauly. Hopefully, the knowledge shared will broaden our horizons, strengthen our awareness, and strengthen our commitment to preventing, condemning, and combating all forms of violence, especially against women and vulnerable groups.
Participants gained a deeper understanding of the importance of a structured, responsive, and trustworthy response system. Furthermore, the discussion forum provided a space for sharing experiences, challenges, and innovations among stakeholders, thereby strengthening networks and encouraging future policy improvements.
Through this activity, USU hopes to create a campus community that is more sensitive, responsible, and courageous in taking action to stop all forms of sexual violence. The implementation of the PPKS Task Force's good practices is expected to become a model that can be replicated and developed, not only within the university but also in other educational institutions.
Participants gained a deeper understanding of the importance of a structured, responsive, and trustworthy response system. Furthermore, the discussion forum provided a space for sharing experiences, challenges, and innovations among stakeholders, thereby strengthening networks and encouraging future policy improvements.
Through this activity, USU hopes to create a campus community that is more sensitive, responsible, and courageous in taking action to stop all forms of sexual violence. The implementation of the PPKS Task Force's good practices is expected to become a model that can be replicated and developed, not only within the university but also in other educational institutions.
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