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10 August 2026
DAYAK WOMEN IN THE HOUSE : Wanita Dayak Pertama Sebagai Timbalan Yang di-Pertua dewan Negara : SENATOR DATO SRI’ DORIS SOPHIA ANAK BRODIE
Self-Discovery & Personal Growth

DAYAK WOMEN IN THE HOUSE : Wanita Dayak Pertama Sebagai Timbalan Yang di-Pertua dewan Negara : SENATOR DATO SRI’ DORIS SOPHIA ANAK BRODIE

By Nurfazirah Arzmi

Sinopsis

"Dayak Women in the House: Wanita Dayak Pertama Sebagai Timbalan Yang di-Pertua Dewan Negara: Senator Dato Sri' Doris Sophia Anak Brodie" likely chronicles the inspiring journey of Senator Dato Sri' Doris Sophia Brodie, a trailblazer for Dayak women in Malaysian politics. This biography or memoir explores her ascent to becoming the first Dayak woman to hold the prestigious position of Deputy President of the Dewan Negara, Malaysia's.
Nombor Buku923.2595/DAY
Tempat TerbitanKuala Lumpur
PenerbitParlimen Malaysia
Ukuran Tinggi Buku9789834376727

Sasaran Biblioterapi

Bil Sasaran Bukti Isi Buku
1 Aspiring women leaders The publication directly catalogs her journey from her appointment as a Senator in March 2010 to her historic rise as the first Dayak woman to break into the upper echelons of parliamentary leadership as Deputy Speaker of the Senate (Timbalan Yang di-Pertua Dewan Negara) in February 2012.

Perkembangan Diri

Bil Perkembangan Bukti Isi Buku
1 Overcoming Institutional Minoritisation True growth requires adapting to spaces where you are a minority. The book documents her transition from local Sarawak politics into the federal Parliament. It showcases her development from a regional representative into a national chairperson managing the entire Senate floor.
2 Developing Oratory and Legislative Competence The book compiles her speeches, parliamentary records, and interactions. This offers concrete proof of communication development, strategic positioning, and legal literacy as she mastered complex parliamentary standing orders.
3 Transition from Follower to Role Model Her personal growth culminates in her role as the head of the Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) Women’s Wing. Her trajectory demonstrates a shift from a self-focused professional to an advocate for collective female empowerment, actively pushing to expand legislative seats for other women