2026

• May 18, 2026 — Official Launch of Guardian Girls Indonesia (GGNC Indonesia)
  Guardian Girls Indonesia was officially launched during a high-level reception hosted at the Official Residence of the Japanese Ambassador to Indonesia in Jakarta, welcoming national sports federations, women leaders, diplomatic representatives, and international partners.
• Indonesia Olympic Committee (NOC Indonesia) Becomes the First National Olympic Committee in the World to Partner with GGI
  GGI and NOC Indonesia signed a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), establishing Indonesia as the first country in the world where a National Olympic Committee formally joined and partnered with Guardian Girls International.
• Launch of Guardian Girls Pencak Silat (GGPS) with IPSF-PERSILAT and IPSI
  GGI and the International Pencak Silat Federation (IPSF-PERSILAT) officially launched the global Guardian Girls Pencak Silat (GGPS) initiative, promoting women’s empowerment through Indonesia’s traditional martial art recognized by UNESCO.
• National Sports Federations Officially Join GG Indonesia
  Multiple Indonesian national federations officially joined Guardian Girls Indonesia (GGNC Indonesia) as member organizations to expand Guardian Girls projects nationwide, including:
  • Guardian Girls Karate (GGK) with FORKI
  • Guardian Girls Ju-Jitsu (GGJJ) with PBJI
  • Guardian Girls Judo (GGJ) with PJSI
  • Guardian Girls Vovinam (GGV) with Indonesia Vovinam Federation
  • Guardian Girls Aikido (GGA) with Aikido Shudokan Indonesia
  • Guardian Girls Pencak Silat (GGPS) with IPSI
• Indonesia Becomes the First Country in Southeast Asia to Launch Multiple Guardian Girls Sports Projects Nationally
  Indonesia established one of the most comprehensive national Guardian Girls frameworks in the region by launching multiple martial arts and sports-based empowerment projects under one national platform.
• Strategic Collaboration with UNFPA Indonesia and The Japan Foundation, Jakarta
  GGI collaborated with UNFPA Indonesia and The Japan Foundation, Jakarta to support women’s empowerment, safeguarding, gender equality, and community engagement initiatives through sports and dialogue.
• Launch of the Southeast Asia Women Citizen Dialogue (SEA-WCD) Indonesia
  GGI hosted the Southeast Asia Women Citizen Dialogue (SEA-WCD) in Jakarta, bringing together women leaders, diplomats, sports officials, civil society representatives, and international organizations to discuss gender equality and women’s leadership in Southeast Asia.
• Expansion of Guardian Girls Seminars and Academies Across Indonesia
  Through GGNC Indonesia and its member federations, Guardian Girls seminars, instructor courses, academies, and safeguarding initiatives are planned for expansion across multiple regions of Indonesia to empower women and adolescent girls through sports.

• Indonesian Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection 🇮🇩
• The Embassy of Japan in Indonesia 🇯🇵
• UNFPA Indonesia 🇺🇳
• Indonesia Olympic Committee (NOC Indonesia) 🇮🇩
• The Japan Foundation Indonesia 🇯🇵
• Indonesia Ju-Jitsu Federation (PBJI) 🇮🇩
• Indonesia Judo Federation (PJSI) 🇮🇩
• Indonesia Karate Federation (FORKI) 🇮🇩
• Indonesia Vovinam Federation 🇮🇩
• Indonesia Pencak Silat Association (IPSI) 🇮🇩
• Aikido Shukendo Indonesia 🇮🇩

• Jakarta