Events & Engagements
Starting with the youth — bringing CINTA, Deaf awareness, and sign language interaction into university spaces.
Every journey has a beginning. For us, that beginning started on campus— a place where ideas grow and futures begin to take shape.
Through Kopi Cinta Goes to Universities, we chose to be present in one of the most important moments: the start of a new chapter.
We opened our booth across several universities in Malang, from BINUS, Universitas Negeri Malang, to Universitas Brawijaya.
In the middle of the excitement of new students, we came with one simple intention: to share CINTA and introduce Deaf awareness from the very beginning.
Because we believe young people hold the power to shape change.
Students could get a free drink by ordering using sign language, with simple tutorials provided for first-time learners.
Some Deaf students who were new to the city found comfort at our booth— a place to pause, connect, and feel understood.
Students could get a free drink with one simple step: ordering using sign language.
At first, there was hesitation. Then laughter. And eventually, a small sense of achievement.
We also introduced Roti Cinta, a small addition made just for that day— something simple, yet enough to make the moment warmer and more memorable.
Amid the crowd, we found something we didn’t expect: Deaf students who were new to the city and beginning their journey far from home.
In the middle of everything unfamiliar, they found comfort at our booth— a place to pause, connect, and feel understood.
That was where it began for us: simple, yet full of intention.
These are some of the campuses and youth spaces where Kopi Cinta brought the experience directly to students.
A youth-centered stop that brought students into a direct and memorable experience with sign language, interaction, and Deaf awareness.
At BINUS, the booth became a meeting point for curiosity, learning, and meaningful interaction through a different way of ordering and connecting.
This stop extended the campaign into another youth-centered environment, continuing the mission of introducing Deaf awareness through experience.
At UM, the experience invited students to pause, learn, and interact through sign language in a way that felt approachable and warm.
At UB, the campaign continued its purpose of welcoming, educating, and creating a safe and meaningful space for connection.
Because in the end, CINTA always finds its way — even in places that are entirely new.
