Halalbihalal Gathering of the UNNES Non-Formal Education Study Program Family Strengthens Relationships and Social Concern
Semarang, April 25, 2025 — The Non-Formal Education Study Program, Faculty of Education and Psychology (FIPP) Semarang State University (UNNES), held a halalbihalal event for the study program’s extended family in April 2025. This event served as a momentum to strengthen ties after Eid al-Fitr and to strengthen togetherness within the extended family of Non-Formal Education.
The halalbihalal event was attended by the extended family of the study program in a warm and familial atmosphere. This gathering became a space for mutual forgiveness, maintaining good relationships, and strengthening communication among members of the academic community. The halalbihalal tradition also reflects the values of togetherness and respect that are an important part of Indonesian social life.
Through this event, the Non-Formal Education Study Program strives to maintain harmonious relations between the academic community and the extended family of the study program. The established gathering is expected to strengthen solidarity, foster concern for others, and create an academic environment that supports collaboration and togetherness.
This activity is linked to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2: Zero Hunger, through the values of togetherness and social care that can serve as a foundation for encouraging attention to community welfare and the fulfillment of basic needs. In addition, this activity is in line with SDG 3: Healthy and Prosperous Lives, through strengthening social relationships and emotional support that contribute to the well-being of individuals and communities.
Through this halalbihalal, the extended family of the UNNES Non-Formal Education Study Program is expected to continue to maintain the spirit of brotherhood.
