As someone who has closely witnessed the sacrifices of Indonesian overseas workers, I can truly appreciate the respectful term 'Pejuang Devisa' (foreign currency warriors) used to honor them instead of derogatory terms. These workers play a vital role in supporting their families and the national economy, often facing challenging working conditions abroad. What I find inspiring is the strong sense of community and sustained connections they maintain with loved ones back home, especially during festive occasions like Hari Raya. Even when many have returned to Indonesia, the bonds of friendship and mutual support do not fade. This continued silahturahmi (gathering and maintaining relationships) reinforces cultural values and provides emotional strength amid life’s hardships. Recognizing the humanity and dignity of these workers is crucial. By addressing them respectfully and appreciating their efforts, society can help improve their well-being and social status. This perspective encourages empathy and gratitude, fostering a positive outlook on their invaluable contributions. Sharing stories of personal encounters with Pejuang Devisa can deepen public understanding of their real lives beyond economic statistics. It is a reminder that behind every worker is an individual deserving respect and acknowledgement for their hard work and sacrifices. Embracing this mindset helps build a more compassionate community that honors both the labor and the person.