Rosmala Nur is a lecturer in Medical and Public Health Sciences Faculty, Tadulako University, Indonesia. Dr. Nur has nine scientific papers either presented or published. She is an internationally recognized expert in many areas of local culture, girls, hegemonic, violence, violence, health reproduction, pregnancy, underweight, golden standard feeding, initiation of breastfeeding, complementary feeding, population, family planning, and adolescent protection. She is a regularly civilian lecturer at the major Maternal and Child Health, Population Education, Research Methodology, Reproductive Health, and Family Planning. Recent publications include a paper on hegemony of man and violence against women during pregnancy-post childbirth in Sigi Biromaru and Donggala Regency, Central Sulawesi. Dr. Nur has been awarded Champion I Family Planning Simulation National Level and Champion II Meticulous Family Planning National Level by Head Institution of National Population and Family Planning. She has served as a Head of Population Coalition at City of Palu, Indonesia. Dr. Nur is recognized by Rector and Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education Republic of Indonesia as a Student Model of Makassar University. She completed her post-graduate in Population and Reproductive Health at Gadjah Mada University.