Nagoya, January 7, 2025 – The Department of Psychology FIPP UNY, in collaboration with PW Muslimat NU DIY and PCI Muslimat NU Japan, successfully hosted a discussion event titled "Building a Maslahah Family Amidst Contemporary Challenges." This event was held on January 7, 2025, at the Nagoya Islamic Center, Japan, marking a significant milestone in fostering international partnerships and cultural exchange.

The event featured Dr. Siti Rohmah Nurhayati, M.Si., a lecturer from the Department of Psychology FIPP UNY and a member of PW Muslimat NU DIY, as the keynote speaker. Dr. Nurhayati shared her insights on the dynamics of creating harmonious family environments in the face of modern societal pressures. The discussion was moderated by Anggita Aninditya, a representative of PCI Muslimat NU Japan, who guided the conversation through various topics relevant to both Indonesian and Japanese Muslim communities.

Participants engaged in a lively exchange of ideas, focusing on strategies to uphold family values and address challenges posed by globalization and technological advancement. The collaboration between these institutions underscores the importance of mutual learning and the sharing of experiences in strengthening community ties and promoting well-being.

The successful execution of this event reflects the Department of Psychology FIPP UNY's commitment to extending its reach beyond academic boundaries and contributing to the global discourse on family and social development. Both parties expressed enthusiasm for future collaborations aimed at enhancing the well-being of families across different cultural contexts.