Nadiya Jayanty
Chair of Women Empowerment Working Group
Nadiya Jayanty is Chair of the Women Empowerment Working Group at World Order Lab. Her academic and professional trajectory brings together international relations, diplomacy, security affairs, women leadership and empowerment, with a particular interest in connecting or bridging international policy frameworks and research with meaningful participation and inclusive multi level community impact.
Nadiya holds a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations & Global Communications from the Faculty of Communications, London School of Public Relations in Indonesia. She also enrolled and contributed in the She Leads for Peace Leadership Program 2026, organized by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) and the United Nations Office at Geneva in Switzerland, where she explored women’s leadership, peace-building, participation, empowerment and the broader Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) agenda within multilateral sphere.
Professionally, Nadiya has gained experience across community development, diplomacy, foreign affairs, international security, and women empowerment. She previously served as Secretary at KAWANTERRA Community Development (2024), and as a Diplomatic and Foreign Affairs Intern at the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia to the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland and the International Maritime Organization in London (2024 - 2025), where she was involved in several diplomatic coordination and foreign affairs-related work; in early 2026, she further expanded her security experience as an intern in Bilateral and Multilateral Security Relations within the International Conference Division of the Indonesian National Police.
Alongside her diplomatic and security-related experience, Nadiya has been actively involved in women's leadership, education, participation and social empowerment. In 2026, she served as an Education and Programme Officer at Rising Girls Global Indonesia and as a Social Media and Communications Officer at Girls Can Lead Indonesia, while simultaneously serving as the Person-in-Charge (PIC) and Campaign Lead for a strategic women’s empowerment of leadership project initiative focusing on girls and young women in rural areas across Indonesia, in collaboration with the British Council.
Nadiya’s research interests focus on women’s empowerment, Women Peace and Security (WPS), gender equality, equity and social inclusion, women and youth leadership, peace-building, international organizations, foreign policy and diplomacy, global South governance and development, international security, ASEAN and Indo-Pacific affairs. She is particularly interested in the intersection of gender, peace and security, diplomacy, foreign policy, inclusive governance, and youth participation, with an emphasis on understanding how international frameworks and regional cooperation can be translated into meaningful action at national and grassroots levels through various levels of approach including research and collaboration.
Language: Indonesian (Native), English (C1), Japanese (B1), Chinese (A1).
Education:
Bachelor's Degree, International Relations & Global Communications
Faculty of Communication, London School of Public Relations (2021 - 2025)Non-Degree, She Leads for Peace Summer School Geneva
United Nations Institute for Training and Research (August 2026)
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Research Interests
Nadiya Jayanty
Chair,
Women Empowerment Working Group
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Regional Focus
ASEAN
Foreign Policy and Diplomacy
Gender Equality, Equity, and Social Inclusion
Global South Governance and Development
International Organizations
International Security
Peace-building
Women Empowerment
Women, Peace, and Security
Women Youth Leadership
Indonesia
Southeast Asia
East Asia
Europe
Indo-Pacific
Asia-Pacific
Selected Articles & Publications
Event Participations
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