After the third LKMM activity presented by the Chancellor of the Islamic University of Malang, BEM Feb returned to continue the series of LKMM activities. However, before moving on to the following material, so the participants do not feel bored, the It FEB  UNISMA team played the results of the flashmob video, which was held on Wednesday, August 10, 2022. The participants were very enthusiastic about watching and enjoying the video. "I am delighted to see the after-movie video that was taken yesterday because this is one of the extraordinary experiences that I have never felt before," said Agung, one of the 2021 LKMM participants.
In the opening ceremony, a speech was held by the Chief Executive of the 2021 LKMM, Rizki Mubarok, who said that "everyone's view should be to receive equal treatment and not be discriminated against based on their natural gender identity, not to forget what attitude and direction of movement we are as students. Later we will go into the community and start implementing all things that are pro-gender. Therefore, this material is indeed presented as a solution to the problems we often find in society later. Of course, we do not forget the human aspect as a social being."

The opening event was also attended directly by Dra Safira Machrussah online. It was then continued with the delivery of the Opening Speech from the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Mrs. Nur Diana SE., M.Sc. In his speech, she said, "The world is currently busy using the SDGs concept, where the points in it are very supportive, namely the point of gender equality. In Indonesia, Gender is questioned because socially, it has given birth to different roles, responsibilities, rights, and functions. as well as the activity space of men and women in society, even though when used properly and wisely, it will give birth to a new view of gender equality, especially when juxtaposed with today's technological sophistication, of course, we can take full advantage of this activity. Able to open a new mindset for LKMM participants, and our hope is how in the end the participants can implement the knowledge from this material," said Diana S.E., M.Si, the Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business.

The event continued with the second material, Women's Leaders and gender equality in the digital transformation era, which was delivered online by Mrs. Dra Safira Machrussah MA from Jakarta. This time the resource person is a woman activist with much experience, including serving as Ambassador of Algeir in 2015 - 2020, General Chair of PP IPPNU for the period 1996-2000, and currently as the Central MUI Board and MES Management.

Safirah, in her presentation, discussed a lot about Leadership, Women, and Gender Equality in front of the 2021 LKMM participants saying that. The phenomenon of gender discrimination occurs almost all over the world, in almost all sectors. The fact is that there has been injustice and discrimination against women. This has resulted in women being subordinated and marginalized over men, and this situation ultimately triggers the emergence of demands and lawsuits to end and eliminate injustice and discrimination against women immediately,

"There are several things that make women's voices silenced and not heard. One of the most influential factors is the cultural factor. Where Indonesia is a country that is still strong in culture and customs. Therefore, the existence of this digital transformation is one of the answers to what we expect. We can use this digital era as a tool, mobilization, or even a bridge to voice women's aspirations from below and listen to them above. Which concept we usually call bottom up. Therefore we as humans who know must, of course, take advantage of technology to the fullest," said Mrs. Safira. This was followed by a question-and-answer session. The event took place very solemnly and then was closed with shouts together so that the emotions and enthusiasm were maintained.

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