IPTAT
Tanya Apapun Tentang
A social learning ecosystem connecting mentors and young talents through events and media.
Overview.
Turn questions into conversations, sparking meaningful engagement.
Problem.
Young generation have endless access to information, but limited access to meaningful conversations.
TAT bridges the gap through real questions, honest perspectives, and direct interaction with people worth hearing from.
In short.
Tanya Apapun Tentang (TAT) is a social learning program that brings together mentors and young talents into one learning ecosystem through events and media.
Supported SDGs.
Questions that open
three global goals.
SDGs 4: Quality Education
Expanding access to knowledge, diverse perspectives, and educational conversations for young people.
SDGs 10: Reduced Inequalities
Promoting inclusive access to information, knowledge, and opportunities for learning across diverse backgrounds.
SDGs 16: Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Encouraging informed public dialogue, critical thinking, and awareness of social issues and public institutions.
More than a talk.
A room built for conversation.
Every Tanya Apapun Tentang session is designed to feel less like a seminar and more like a real conversation, where mentors and young talents meet on equal ground.
It starts with a Learning Session, where mentors share practical lessons from the road. Then the floor opens for Hot Questions, bold and honest questions from the audience that get answered live, without filters.
Young talents also get to bring their own ideas through the Idea Challenge, receiving sharp feedback right in the room, while Confession Stories let mentors open up about the failures, doubts, and turning points behind their success.
And when the last question is answered, the Networking Experience keeps the conversation going, face to face, into new connections and the next idea worth pursuing.
Every question deserves a stage.
Your turn.
Got a question?Ask us anything.
Business, career, or life. Bring the question you have been holding back, and hear an honest answer from people who have been there.