Keke Pahlevi Daradjati

Keke Pahlevi Daradjati, S.Pd., M.A. is a lecturer and researcher in the Department of History, Faculty of Humanities, at Diponegoro University. She completed her undergraduate studies in the History Education Program at Sebelas Maret University in 2018. She later pursued her master’s degree at the Department of History, Gadjah Mada University, graduating in 2023. Her research focuses on women’s and gender history, particularly women’s activism in Indonesian history. With academic backgrounds in both history and pedagogy, she also has a strong interest in history education, especially in developing critical and reflective approaches to teaching history. Her scholarly works have been published in several reputable national journals, particularly on historical and educational themes. Among her most recent publications are “Strategizing Against the Elder Brother: Mobilization and Resistance of Indonesian Women during the Japanese Occupation” (2023) and “From Teacher to Revolutionary: Tan Malaka’s Pedagogical Strategy for Indonesia’s Liberation, 1919–1943” (2025).

E-mail: kekepahlevi@live.undip.ac.id

Areas of Expertise: Women’s and Gender History, Social History, History of Education