POST-CONFERENCE PROJECT EAMSC 2026: NEPAL “MINDSCAPE”

Post-Conference Project East Asian Medical Students’ Conference (PCP EAMSC) 2026: Nepal is a national scale initiative organized by AMSA-Indonesia as a continuation of EAMSC 2026: Nepal, which carried the theme “Mental Health: Addressing the Silent Crisis.” This project aims to transform insights from the conference into concrete and community centered actions, focusing on increasing awareness and building supportive environments for mental health in Indonesia. This year, the program is presented as “MINDSCAPE: Mental Insight, Nurturing Dialogue, Support, Care, Awareness, Prevention, and Education.”

The program was conducted through both online and offline activities, involving participants from various backgrounds across Indonesia. It took place during the volunteer engagement period and main event series in 2026, with offline activities held at senior high schools and public spaces such as Lapangan Banteng. Participants were involved in webinars, digital campaigns, and direct mental health education and outreach programs, allowing them to actively contribute to spreading awareness and fostering open discussions about well-being.

Through MINDSCAPE, participants gained practical knowledge and insights into mental health while engaging in a national initiative under AMSA-Indonesia. They also received e-certificates and had opportunities to expand their networks with like minded peers. The project is led by Joyceline Chika Tanely as the Project Officer, whose leadership ensures the successful implementation of the program. Overall, this initiative highlights the importance of collaborative efforts in creating a more empathetic and supportive society toward mental health in Indonesia.