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A shrink in Indonesian economic growth forced the authorities to ease their large-scale social distancing protocol during the coronavirus disease pandemic and introduced the ‘new normal’ protocol starting May 2020. This period is perceived to be not effective in reducing the spread of the virus and left many vulnerable youths exposed to various risk factors that negatively affected their well-being. This study aimed to understand the experience of youth living in the era of ‘new normal’ in Indonesia. Fifteen youth participated in interviews and photovoice session. Thematic resulted in three main themes, which is return to routines, changes in social life, and youth as agents of change. Policymakers are suggested to consider social changes in these youth and empower them to become a beacon in their community during this dark period of a pandemic.

A photovoice study on Indonesian youth’s experience in the ‘new normal’ era