Kayoman Millennials: Squirming In The Level Of Modernity (Dynamics Of Environmental Movements In Pedawa Village)

The objectives of this research are: (1) to find out the rationale for the formation of Kayoman millennials seen from the development of the Kayoman movement; (2) to identify the form of Kayoman millennials' activity in the level of modernity; (3) explore the implications of Kayoman millennials’ activities. Through the concept of Inkeles-Smith's theory of modernization and Bourdieu's theory of capital, and Weber's formal rationality, Durkheim's mechanical and organic solidarity can be understood as the dynamics of the Kayoman millennials movement. The research method used was a qualitative method. The research subjects consisted of 1 supervisor, 2 Kayoman core administrators, and six members; the methods used: were observation, interviews and documentation; The data analysis was carried out in a qualitative descriptive manner using the Miles and Huberman model. The research findings indicate the background of the formation of the Kayoman millennials: (1) the encouragement of financial, social capital development; (2) strengthening the self-concept of movement that is adaptive to development. The forms of activity are: (1) opening contractual relationships with investors; (2) creating YouTube-based motion content. Emerging implications: (1) novelty of business-oriented plant knowledge; (2) the establishment of a network of relations with government and private organizations; (3) awakening inspiration for the exploration of entrepreneurial diversity.