All of the articles in this proceedings volume have been presented at the 3rd International Conference on History, Social Sciences, and Education (ICHSE) 2026, themed “Oral History for Social Transformation: Inclusivity, Democracy, and Equality,” held on August 5–6, 2026, at the Department of History,...

Research shows that in many civilizations, humans’ ancestors used celestial objects to determine the course of life on Earth. These practices occurred before modern technologies were invented and were passed down to the next generations orally. In this modern era, people tend to leave these practices...

Anthropogenic climate change and the degradation of mountain ecosystems necessitate more grounded conservation approaches. Unfortunately, contemporary environmental campaigns in Indonesia remain dominated by Western perspectives such as the abstract slogan “Save the Earth” which often fail to engage...

Following the 2004 Aceh tsunami, disaster mitigation education in Indonesia underwent a significant transformation, shifting from a reactive emergency response toward a preventive paradigm. However, the escalation of hydrometeorological disasters, such as floods, landslides, and extreme weather, demands...

Although widely recognized as the “Island of a Thousand Temples,” many of Bali’s sacred heritage sites lack formal documentation, relying primarily on local mythology. Focusing on key temples within Denpasar—the majority of which are nominated as objek diduga cagar budaya (ODCB)—this study utilizes oral...

Indonesia is a nation rich in historical heritage. Greater Malang has served as a silent witness to the extensive journey of the Indonesian nation, particularly during the post-independence era, which was characterized by dynamic struggles and development. The construction of post-independence monuments...

This study aims to explore the potential of Hindu-Buddhist temple reliefs in East Java as batik motifs based on the values of tolerance and harmony. The research employs a qualitative approach with a descriptive method. Data collection techniques include literature study, observation, interviews, and...

Bakaran Village, located in Pati Regency, Central Java, has a tradition of batik making that has been passed down from generation to generation. Pati Regency has a motto, “Pati Bumi Mina Tani,” which means that Pati Regency has natural resources from the sea and agriculture, but each letter of the motto...

This article aims to analyze the process of training and writing online news based on local and oral history in Pacitan Regency. It also explains the integration process of the various online news based on local history as an accessible website for the public. This action is based on the ironic fact...

Tuak is a traditional beverage widely found across various regions of Indonesia. It is produced through the fermentation of a base lliqui typically sap derived from coconut, sugar palm (aren or enau), or lontar palms. As an alcoholic beverage resulting from fermentation, tuak is often subject to the...

Jumat Pahingan, a communal prayer ritual held every time Friday coincides with the Pahing day in the five-day Javanese market week cycle (pasaran), is the heartbeat of local identity in Bulak Pepe Hamlet, Ngawi Regency, East Java, a community widely known as the “Kampung Kerbau” (‘Buffalo Village’),...

Petirtaan Belahan is a sacred cultural heritage site whose existence cannot be separated from the spiritual landscape of Mount Penanggungan as a representation of Mahameru. This study aims to determine the position of the spiritual landscape of Mount Penanggungan in shaping the concept of sacred heritage...

This study aims to examine the position of oral history in history subjects in Indonesia. The study was conducted through a qualitative analysis of the curriculum documents and official textbooks of the last two curricula, namely the 2013 Curriculum and the Independent Curriculum (Kurikulum Merdeka)....

The study of history serves to make students aware of the processes of societal development and change over time, and to build their historical thinking skills and understanding of the nation’s identity in the past, present, and future. Currently, history education is adapting to the demands of 21st-century...

The purpose of this article is to describe the challenges of oral history in history education in the deepfake era and to describe the strengthening of epistemological awareness in history learning to address the challenges of deepfakes. The method used in this research is a literature study consisting...

Integrating gender equality in history learning in Islamic schools is a complex and dynamic issue. This study aims to understand the beliefs and practices of history teachers in Islamic schools about gender integration in their learning. This study uses a narrative inquiry approach by conducting in-depth...

This study aims to explain the potential of integrating discourse about memory studies in history learning. In this case, the memory studies, especially a collective memory that will be brought into the classroom is regarding the Tumpak Rinjing Battle in Pacitan Regency. As it widely acknowledged, the...

The story of the struggle of KH. Imam Bukhari, a Sufi scholar and anti-colonial fighter, remains deeply rooted in the family and collective memories of the Jatinom Kanigoro Blitar community. This article aims to revitalize and document his biography through oral history research methods supported by...

Contemporary history education remains largely dominated by monologic narratives and content transmission, offering limited space for student voice, dialogic engagement, and diverse historical perspectives. Digital learning environments have expanded access to historical content but often reproduce rather...

Museums today have transformed from mere institutions of physical preservation into dynamic platforms for informal public education; however, in practice, many remain trapped in the “banking model of education,” which presents single authoritative narratives and focuses on “Great Man History” while neglecting...

How did two women’s organizations rooted in opposing theologies—modernist Islam and Roman Catholicism— develop structurally convergent educational strategies in colonial Indonesia? This paper takes Aisyiyah (est. 1917) and the Perhimpunan Wanita Katholik (est. 1924) as comparative cases, arguing that...

This study examines how Project-Based Learning (PBL) generates historical knowledge differently across student roles within a cross-disciplinary, academic-industry collaboration in vocational fashion education. Based on a collaboration between Politeknik Kreatif Indonesia (ESMOD Jakarta) and Yayasan...

This study explores immersive digital oral history in history education through a systematic review of the metaverse, virtual heritage, and digital heritage. The novelty of digital oral history lies in investigating its position within the landscape of immersive technology research, which has predominantly...

This study addresses the needs analysis required to develop a prototype of a digital learning medium based on cinematisation that reconstructs the journey of Hayam Wuruk in the 14th century, as recorded in the Nagarakretagama. The method used in this study was a quantitative survey to assess the level...

Barangay Talipapa and Tandang Sora are two traditional barrios in Quezon City. This research will explore the history, culture, and societal narratives of the two communities through existing historical documents. Drawing on these existing documents, the researcher aims to craft a cohesive narrative...

Selling memories has become an important marketing strategy in contemporary era, as consumers increasingly seek not only to enjoy a product but also to discover the story behind it. This study aims to integrate oral history as both a method and a historical source with a branding strategy based on Anholt’s...

Tabuhan is one of the primary modes of musical practice in keroncong performance, alongside rehearsal and stage performance. More than merely a space for gathering and social bonding, tabuhan functions as a cultural space where the production and reproduction, distribution, as well as consumption of...

The Indonesian War of Independence is associated with asymmetric warfare, particularly in urban areas such as Semarang, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, and Malang. However, few historical studies have examined in detail how urban guerrilla resistance concluded, based on eyewitness memories. Cities, with their...

Community walking tours in urban kampung areas have emerged as a significant form of heritage practice in Indonesian cities, bringing together guides, residents, and participants through shared movement across historically layered spaces. Many existing studies tend to position walking tours primarily...

In the contemporary political landscape, state authorities often dominate the production of written documents and official archives to legitimize public policies, thereby silencing the perspectives of opposing groups. This study examines oral history as a democratic documentation method that constructs...

The press plays a vital role in democracy as a means for the public to voice their opinions. Therefore, responsible press freedom is a crucial element in the life of a nation and state. This study examines the developmental dynamics of one of the local newspapers in East Kalimantan, namely Kaltim Post,...