Fellow:Fabrianne Albertina Handoko


Name Fabrianne Albertina Handoko School (Cohort) Universitas Terbuka (2021) Majoring in Communication Science Country Indonesia Email Special:EmailUser/Fabrianne.ah

Bio

Fabrianne, often called "Fabs," is a trilingual individual fluent in English, Indonesian, and Javanesse. She is a pharmacy technician and a website developer with a bachelor's degree in Communication from Universitas Terbuka. As an active student, she has participated in several organizations and created various innovations wherever she has lived. Fabs has lived alone in four different countries, where she has made a significant impact on her community.

Fabrianne's passion for social impact is evident through her various projects. In 2020, she was invited to present her social project at Istanbul University, where she shared her innovative approach to cleaning polluted water bodies, such as rivers, using a method inspired by how diarrhea medicine works in the human body. Her presentation highlighted her dedication to finding creative solutions to environmental challenges, showcasing her ability to think outside the box and apply her knowledge to real-world problems.

In 2022, Fabrianne's commitment to education and innovation earned her an invitation to Stanford University, where she was asked to contribute to the development of impactful online learning programs for schools. Her work focused on creating accessible, engaging, and effective educational tools that cater to diverse learning needs, demonstrating her drive to improve education and her ability to make a meaningful difference in the lives of students.

In addition to her dedication to improving education, Fabrianne is an active student who has earned several scholarships and served as an ambassador for various organizations. She is passionate about speaking up and fighting for what she believes in, even if it means standing alone. Fabrianne hopes to make a difference in people's lives by helping them access education and empowering them to achieve their full potential.