This summer, West Sumatra hosts the Second Annual Silat Tradisional Festivale as part of Visit Indonesia 2008.
ISFA@Yale is a student group dedicated to sharing the arts, cultures, natural healing methods, and traditional dances of Indonesia and Southeast Asia
with the Yale University and New Haven community. CLICK for more information
on Indonesia's History & Culture
We hold ongoing sessions on campus and special events throughout the
year. For more information, to subscribe to our email list, or if you have questions or comments, please
contact us.
Camar Putih, Silat Tradisional School, West Sumatra
Consul General Ibu Trie Edi Mulyani; Phone: 212-879-0600
Ambassador H.E. Sudjadnan Parnohadiningrat; Phone: 202-775-5200
Consul General Hidayat Karta Hadimadja; Phone: 312-920-1880
Consul General H. Yudhistiranto Sungadi; Phone: 415-474-9571
Consul General Subijaksono Sujono; Phone: 213-383-5126
Phone: 713-785-1691
Ambassador Adiyatwidi Adiwoso Asmady; Phone: 212-972-3333
Click to learn more about the Minangkabau culture...
Bapak Waleed returned to Yale having spent most of 2007 in Indonesia, working on cultural and educational initiatives...
Click to View Pictures of Bapak on the web portal West-Sumatra.com: <Pic1> <Pic2>
Upon his return to campus, Bapak visited with David Heiser at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, to share...
Silat Tradisionale: West Sumatra
West Sumatra Web Portal
Photo Gallery
Geography & Landscapes
Arts & Culture
International Silat Federation of America
Meditations in Motion 
Spiritual Dance
Silat Training
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