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Category Archives: Events
Live drama “Baskerville” in Shimokitazawa
The Tokyo International Players invite you to enjoy their production of Ken Ludwig’s “Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery,” directed by Michelle Yamazaki, from October 16th-19th at the “Geki” Sho-Gekijo in Shimokitazawa. There will be five performances in total over four … Continue reading
Talk on Sexual Justice and Citizenship
This lecture will trace black women’s resistance to sexual violence during the transition from slavery to freedom and reveals how their claims for sexual justice informed national debates about the meanings of freedom and citizenship. Black women’s relentless defense of … Continue reading
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Tagged African American, citizenship, sexual justice, social justice, women's issues
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IE Program Plenary Talk: The Mind-Body Continuum
We are pleased to welcome Maggie Reagh Sensei for a special talk open to all IE Program students and teachers. EVENT: “The Mind-Body Continuum Underlying Experience, Learning, and Healing” WHEN: June 12, 2025 (Thursday), 3rd period — 13:20-14:50 WHO: Ms. … Continue reading
Filmmaker Linda Ohama speaks on the immigrant experience
Speaker: Ms. Linda Ohama Topic: “An Alien’s Dream: Immigrants’ Struggle for Acceptance and Belonging” Location: Aoyama Campus, Room TL301 (In the former AGU Junior College) Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2025 (Tuesday) Time: 1:20 PM to 2:50 PM (3rd period) [Come … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, film, immigration, Japanese Canadian, social justice
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Special Lecture: Peace for Our Planet
EVENT: Open Lecture; “Peace for Our Planet” WHEN: October 24, 2024 (Thursday), 3rd Period (13:20~14:50) WHERE: Aoyama Campus; Classroom 940 (4th floor of Building 9) SPEAKER: Dr. Roya Akhavan (Professor of Mass Communication at St. Cloud State University in … Continue reading
Turning Japanese: An Editorial and Audiovisual Translator Tells Her Story
EVENT: Open Lecture; “Turning Japanese: From a Small Town in Northern Spain to Working as a Freelance Translator and Interpreter in Japan” WHEN: June 27, 2024 (Thursday), 3rd Period (13:20~14:50) WHERE: Aoyama Campus, Tandai Room L-402 [(former) Women’s Junior College] … Continue reading
Talk and Workshop on Sexual Violence
This three hour event, sponsored by TELL (an English lifeline and mental health advocacy organization) and hosted at Seisen International School, will consist of a 2-part program. There will be a 90-minute panel discussion with local experts highlighting various aspects … Continue reading
In Praise of Trees
Due to a redevelopment plan for the Jingu Gaien area, thousands of trees, many of them over 100 years old and storing huge amounts of planet-warming carbon, are slated to be cut down. Groups of citizens and ICOMOS (an advisory … Continue reading