A program by Nalexa Birru Nusantara Foundation • Supported by Agil Karya Group
Celebrating children's voices, creativity, and literacy through art and writing. A global platform where young creative expressions are appreciated, documented, and shared across cultures.
Nalexa Birru Global Children's Literacy & Art Initiative is a non-profit, international initiative by Nalexa Birru Nusantara Foundation dedicated to nurturing children's creative literacy through writing and visual arts.
The initiative provides a global and inclusive platform for children and young people to share stories, ideas, and cultural perspectives through curated open submissions, exhibitions, educational dialogues, and long-term documentation.
Grounded in principles of access, diversity, and ethical curation, the initiative prioritizes educational value and cultural sustainability over competition and commercial exposure.
A global platform open to children from Indonesia and international communities, ensuring every voice can be heard.
Celebrating stories and perspectives from every culture, fostering mutual understanding across borders.
Prioritizing educational value and cultural sustainability over competition and commercial exposure.
Preserving children's creative works through publications, archives, and cultural documentation.
We invite children from Indonesia and around the world to submit their original artworks and literary works to this global initiative celebrating children's voices, creativity, and literacy.
Children aged 6–18 may submit individual original works. Submission is free. All accepted works will be featured digitally, and a curated selection will be printed and exhibited physically.
Works are reviewed by an independent curatorial team based on:
Unique creative voice and authentic self-expression
Work reflects the child's developmental stage naturally
Demonstrates literacy engagement and learning
Offers meaningful cultural insight or storytelling
Sessions including talks, discussions, and workshops related to children's literacy, creativity, publishing, and art education.
The initiative welcomes educators, authors, illustrators, literacy activists, and cultural practitioners to apply as speakers or facilitators.
All speakers participate on a self-funded basis. Selected proposals will be curated based on relevance, clarity, and educational value. Sessions may be conducted online or onsite in Indonesia.
Authors, illustrators, educators, literacy activists, researchers, art & cultural practitioners, publishing professionals
Official speaker certificate, international exposure through program documentation, and engagement with global literacy communities
Sessions may be online or onsite (Indonesia). No honorarium is provided; official acknowledgment and documentation will be given.
Selected works and program outcomes will be documented in a curated catalog, distributed to cultural institutions, libraries, and partners. This ensures the lasting impact and visibility of children's creative expressions.
Limited circulation for institutions & libraries
Accessible online for global reach
Full visual documentation for preservation
Partners are invited as collaborators in impact, not as advertisers.
The initiative welcomes institutional, educational, publication, and in-kind partners committed to children's literacy and cultural sustainability.
Cultural institutions, museums, and government bodies supporting children's arts
Schools, universities, and learning communities fostering creativity
Publishers and media organizations amplifying children's voices
Organizations providing resources, materials, or services to support the initiative
For inquiries regarding submissions, partnerships, or collaboration opportunities, please reach out using the contact form or the details below.
A program supported by Agil Karya Group
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Complete the form below to submit original artwork or writing. Open to children aged 6–18.
Thank you for submitting your work. We will review your submission and contact you via email.
Educators, authors, illustrators, literacy activists, and cultural practitioners are welcome to propose sessions.
Thank you for your speaker application. Our curatorial team will review your proposal and be in touch.