Toyonaka International Exchange Association

This is a series of lectures to learn and understand the situation of foreigners in Japan from various perspectives. It is an opportunity to think about how to create a local community where everyone, including foreigners, can live comfortably. One-time participation is also welcome!

◎30th Anniversary Seminar Series　　*You can also participate just once.

[21st session] Sunday, January 14st, 00:16-00:XNUMX

Questioning a multicultural society: From the historical perspective of foreigners

Lecturer: Hiroshi Tanaka (Professor Emeritus, Hitotsubashi University)

[18nd session] Sunday, February 14th, 00:16-00:XNUMX

Refugees and immigrants living in Japan

Speaker: Atsuko Biscardo (Vice Director of Sinapis, Catholic Archdiocese of Osaka Takamatsu)

[14rd session] March 00rd (Sun) 16:00-XNUMX:XNUMX

Global Friendship - Meeting and getting to know each other as citizens -

Lecturers: Citizens with foreign roots living in Toyonaka City

◎ Symposium

Thinking about how to design a local community that values ​​multiculturalism

Date and time: March 23rd (Sat) 14:00-16:00

Kim Jin-yeol

　Specially Appointed Associate Professor at Rikkyo University Graduate School / Former staff member of Kanagawa International Foundation

Mr. Enoki

　Specially Appointed Professor, Graduate School of Osaka University

Takashi Yamanoue

Executive Director and Secretary General of Toyonaka International Association (Public Interest Foundation)