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HIROSHIMA JOGAKUIN

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2013 HJU Summer Seminar

Hiromi NAGAO, Ph.D.President of Hiroshima Jogakuin University

August 6th is the special day for Hiroshima. 68 years ago, so many innocent citizen of Hiroshima were instantly burned to death or seriously injured. Those who have survived are suffering from the effect of radiation. The story of Hiroshima has become a legend. Not many people who lived the day remain to tell us the tragedy. A new generation of young people have gathered at Hiroshima Jogakuin University (HJU) to understand the cause of the war and try to feel the agony of the people. However, they also came here from all over the world to learn how to be agents of change- Peace Makers. We were so happy to see so many young people gathered at HJU to know the reality and furthermore, try to understand the causes of war. What is war? What is PEACE? How can we make a PEACEFUL WORLD? For many young people from Asia, the Middle East, North America and Africa stayed together and shared their home country situations and exchanged their opinions. That is the starting point of Peace Making. I am so glad that many of them said to me that this was a “REAL LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCE.”

Good luck to all the participants and I hope everyone of you will be a Peace Maker in your own community and country.

・Message from the President

Ms. Courtney Lawrence2013 Summer Seminar Director and HJU Global Studies in English (GSE) Lecturer

The 2013 ‘Global Studies, Peace and Leadership Summer Seminar’ was unlike any before. Within the span of 5 weeks we were able to offer an online virtual classroom (global), one-week ‘Peace Seminar’ (Hiroshima) and service learning fieldwork (Cambodia, The Philippines, Thailand, Japan) to 150 participants from over 40 countries. In an increasingly globalized and complex world it is essential for young leaders to be able to think critically about their relationship to society and themselves in order to be effective and empowered agents of change. We believe that

social impact and positive change can be accelerated when people become inspired. The Summer Seminar was designed to create experiential and inspirational learning opportunities through online sessions, lectures, workshops, service learning projects and cross cultural immersions to ignite a new generation of social entrepreneurs. We also believe transformational leadership begins with the individual. Our aim was to empower participants with the knowledge, tools and practical immersion experiences that function as an intentionally guided platform for personal and professional leadership development- one that leads to positive impact for the greater good of society in time. These experiences are nothing short of investments toward creating a more peaceful planet.

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・Message from the Summer Seminar 2013 Director

Ms. Norie ShigakiWesley Foundation

This year was remarkable for the Summer Seminar in Hiroshima Jogakuin University (HJU) that many young leaders gathered from across the world in Hiroshima, a city of peace symbol, in order to gain the leaderships as future peace makers. Wesley Foundation, got engaged in this project to promote more diversity in the seminar since it was the third execution, and we deemed it would be significant for HJU to disseminate this opportunity globally and let the Japanese leaders interact with others who have different perspectives and cultural backgrounds. It became a great

opportunity for all the participants, including faculty members, in terms of intracultural interactions which deepen their understanding and empathy. The Summer Seminar did not only enforce their leadership skills, but surely developed global leaders’ cooperative tie. I always believe that youth leaders have high potential in changing the world. Engaging in this seminar with HJU was a big challenge for me to enforce my skills in project management, and building a sense of unity in the team reminded me of the signifi cance of appreciation in the relationship people as well. I aspire that HJU will continue and expand this seminar to the world, so that many young leaders will have opportunities to create a large community of social change makers to work altogether in the future.

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ï¿œ2013幎「グロヌバルスタディヌズ ピヌスリヌダヌシップサマヌセミナヌ」ߚは、これたでにないものずなりたした。5週間ずいう期間の䞭で、オンラむンで受けられるバヌチャルクラス䞖界䞭で受講可胜、1週間の「ピヌスセミナヌ」広島、そしおサヌビスラヌニングフィヌルドワヌクカンボゞア、フィリピン、タむ、日本を行い、40か囜以䞊から150名以䞊の参加者が受講したした。グロヌバル化が進展し耇雑化した䞖界においおは、若きリヌダヌたちが本圓に力を持った倉革の䞻䜓になるためには、瀟䌚ず自分ずの関係をじっくり考えられるようになるこずが非垞に重芁です。人が䜕かに觊発された時、瀟䌚的なむンパクトや前向きな倉化ずいうものが促進されおいくのだず私は思いたす。サ

マヌセミナヌは、詊行錯誀に満ち感動を呌ぶような孊びの機䌚が創り出せるようデザむンされおいたす。それは、オンラむンセッション、講矩、ワヌクショップ、サヌビスラヌニングプロゞェクト、そしお集䞭的な異文化䜓隓を通じお、新䞖代の瀟䌚起業家を生み出す機䌚になるよう䌁画されおいるのです。倉革型リヌダヌシップは個人のレベルから生じるものだずも私は思いたす。個人レベルあるいはプロずしおのリヌダヌシップの逊成のために機胜するよう意図された枠組みずなるような知識、考える手段、実践的な経隓を参加者に身に぀けおもらうこずが、私たちの目暙です。それはすなわち、珟代においお瀟䌚的効甚をさらに高めるようなプラスの圱響をもたらすものなのです。

・Message from the Wesley Foundation Japan

ᅵ広島女孊院倧孊以䞋、HJUで開催されたサマヌセミナヌには、倚囜籍の若ߚい倧孊生のリヌダヌたちが集たり、瀟䌚を倉えおいくためのノりハりを身に付けるプログラムに参加したした。りェスレヌ・ファりンデヌションは、日本人倧孊生をより倚くのグロヌバル・リヌダヌず亀流させる意図に応じ、蚈16名の囜内倖からの掟遣を支揎したした。自文化のみからの狭い芋解だけで囜際瀟䌚の問題を芋るより、様々な文化的背景を持぀リヌダヌらず考えを共有し、アむディアを出しおいく事がより早い゜ヌシャル・チェンゞを実珟できるず考えら

れたす。今回のサマヌセミナヌで繋がったグロヌバル・リヌダヌらの絆は、今埌の瀟䌚貢献掻動で匷い力を発揮するず思いたす。各自が持぀匷みを合わせれば、䞖界を倉えおいくこずはできるはずだからです。この有意矩なプログラムにりェスレヌを代衚しお携われたこずを、倧倉光栄に思っおいたす。来幎もHJUがこの有意矩なセミナヌを継続し、曎なる拡倧を目指しおいくこずを心から願い、応揎し続けたす。

ᅵ月日は広島にずっおは特別な日です。幎前に、眪もない垂民が突然焌け死に、負傷したした。生ߚき残った人も、その埌長く攟射胜の圱響で苊悩しおいたす。今では広島の話は語り継ぐものになっおしたい、実際にその悲劇を経隓し語り継ぐ人も少なくなっおいたす。そんな䞭、広島女孊院倧孊のピヌスセミナヌに䞖界䞭の若者が集たり、恚みや批刀をするために集たったのではなく、戊争の原因を知り、たた人々の苊しみを感じようずしおくれたした。 䞻催者ずしたしおは、䞖界䞭から若者が集たり、戊争は䜕なのか、平和ずは䜕かを真剣に語る姿を芋お、本圓に嬉しく思いたした。アゞア、䞭東、アメリカ、アフリカそしお日本の孊生たちが集たり、「このセミナヌで、人生が倉わった」ず蚀っおくれたした。

今から若者たちが本圓の平和を構築する人になっおくれるこずを祈っおやみたせん。

孊長  長尟 ひろみ

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Jyoti Rahaman [ J ]

Elita Ouk [ P ]Heng Sok Chan Naroath [ C ]*

Jin WuLi Xuelian [ C ] Sijin Lu [ C ] Xiaoyu Cong [ P ]

Lam Mei Yan

Khezia Liana Novita Eliana [ C ]

Chika Kurisu [ T ] Hiroaki YabeKhan KikkawaKaho Sugino [ T ] Kenji HayashiKumi Yamamoto [ C ] Makoto Nishida [ P ]Mana Shibata Manami Murakami [ T ] Momo Yamasaki [ C ] Risa KakiuchiYuka Sumino [ T ] Yumiko Takahashi [ P ]Yuri Oonuma

Ghofran Hilal [ C ]

Diana Njoya [ T ] Irene David [ P ]Leah Njoya

Thinn Thinn [ P ]

Brenda De GuzmanClaudine ItchonKaye Uebayashi [ C ]

Alina Rafi kova [ T ] Anastasia Megid [ P ]

Mollye SmithLindsey Miller [ T ]

*2 Delegates from Afghanistan

FACULTY▌

President Hiromi Nagao (HJU-Japan)Rev. Masashi Sawamura (HJU-Japan)Courtney Lawrence (HJU-USA)Dr. Ron Klein (HJU-USA)Steve Leeper (HJU-USA)Ann Laurel Latimer (HJU-USA) [ C ]*Lizbet Kloot Palmer (HJU-USA) [ T ]*

Program Assistantsâ–ŒJacquelyn Libatique (Philippines) [ P ]*Anna May (United States) [ P ]*

HJU Student Volunteer Media Team â–ŒCharleen Tan (Malaysia)Arisa Fukuzaki (Japan)

Guest Speakers▌*Listed in order of presentation

Nana Watanabe (Japan) - Founder and Chairperson of Ashoka JapanKen Ito (Japan) - Assistant Professor of KEIO University; Japan Advisor to Asian Venture Philanthropy NetworkGeorge McGraw (United States) - Executive Director, DIGDEEP Right to Water ProjectReda Kadmiri (Morocco) - Consultant of Sustainable TourismHiroyuki Tanimoto (Guatemala) - Film Producer and Curator, CON-CAN Film FestivalJun Manalo (Philippines) - Professor, University of the PhilippinesCory Wilson (United States) - Director, The CollaborativeNabil Ramirez (Philippines) - Programme Director, United Nations Asia Leaders ProgramDr. Ronald Klein (United States) - Former Professor, Hiroshima Jogakuin UniversityKoko Kondo (Japan) - A-Bomb Survivor and Peace ActivistDr. Robert Jacobs (United States) - Professor and Historian of Hiroshima Peace Institute of Hiroshima City University Tomoko Kakeda (Japan) - Artist and Peace Activist of Project NOW!Ayumu Shimada (Japan) - International Coordinator of Japan Peace BoatSteve Leeper (United States) - Visiting Professor, Hiroshima Jogakuin University; Chairman, Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation (2007-2013)

Introduction

●Fieldwork Key:

T: ThailandC: CambodiaJ: JapanP: The Philippines*Fieldwork Faculty / Staff

HJU Program Staffâ–ŒOsamu Une (HJU-Japan)Yuko Tanimoto (HJU-Japan)Naomi Nagae (HJU-Japan)Ai Ueda (HJU-Japan) [ C ]*

HJU Student Volunteersâ–ŒHannah Ndegwa (Kenya)Mayu Okawara (Japan)Narumi Kamata (Japan)

Wesley Foundation Staffâ–ŒNorie Shigaki (Japan) [ T ]*

Mediaâ–ŒCory Wilson (United States) - Director, The CollaborativeAll photos marked with an asterisk (*) are copyright of both HJU and The Collaborative.

What is the Summer Seminar?

The 2013 Global Studies, Peace and Leadership Summer Seminar is a 5 week intensive international program hosted by Hiroshima Jogakuin University (HJU). Students from across the globe are able to experience virtual classroom preparation before embarking on a journey through Asia; comprised of a 1 week Peace Seminar in Japan, followed by a 10-day social justice service learning fieldwork project with partnering NGOs based in Cambodia, Thailand, The Philippines, and Japan. Immediately after the fi eldwork experience participants return to the HJU Campus for a two-day guided wrap-up and create their next action steps for how they will apply their learnings to their local, regional and international community.

2013幎グロヌバルスタディヌズ ピヌスリヌダヌシップサマヌセミナヌは、広島女孊院倧孊䞻催の5週間にわたるむンタヌナショナルプログラムです。䞖界䞭の孊生がバヌチャルクラスオンラむン講矩を䜓隓するこずができ、その埌でアゞアぞの旅ぞず臚みたす。それは、日本での1週間のピヌスセミナヌ、続くカンボゞア、タむ、フィリピン、日本に拠点をおくパヌトナヌNGOずの10日間のサヌビスラヌニングフィヌルドワヌクで構成されおいたす。フィヌルドワヌクでの経隓が終わるず参加者はただちに広島女孊院倧孊に戻りたす。そこでは指導者が぀いおたずめを行い、セミナヌを通しお孊んだ事を、地域や囜際瀟䌚にどのように掻かしおいくかずいう次の行動を起こすこずを目的ずしおいたす。

5 Week Summer Seminar Timeline

ÅžVirtual Classroom ߝeFORUMߚ online preparation Site: Home university July 17 - 30

ÅžPeace Seminar lectures, site visits, workshops Site: Japan - HJU Campus August 1 - 7

ÅžService-Learning Fieldwork with Partner NGOs Sites: Cambodia, Thailand, The Philippines, and Tohoku, Japan August 8 - 18

ÅžWrap-up group reports, guided debrief, and next steps Site: Japan - HJU Campus August 19 - 20

◉《 Participant's Voice - Virtual classroom 》I really loved the VC. I never took an online class like this before! It was so high tech, and I love how you facilitated the class so much!-Student Participant, Indonesia

◉《参加者の声 - バヌチャルクラスオンラむン講矩》私はこのバヌチャルクラスが本圓に倧奜きでした。このようなオンラむン講矩はこれたで受講したこずがありたせん。ハむテクずいう感じだし、䜕より講矩の進め方が本圓にすばらしかったです。むンドネシア

Seminar Overview

Bangladesh

Cambodia

China

Hong Kong

Indonesia

Japan

Jordan

Kenya

Myanmar

Philippines

Russia

United States

Afghanistan

PARTICIPANTSâ–Œtotal 38 participants on HJU campus

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MORNING

→All Day Participant Arrivals

→9:00-10:15 Opening Devotion and Keynote:

Nana Watanabe, Ashoka Japan →10:30-11:45 Interactive Introductions

→8:15- Interfaith Devotion→9:00-10:30 Lecture: Social Innovation and

Peacebuilding; Ken Ito→10:45-11:45 Workshop: Designing a Social

Innovation Project or Enterprise; Ken Ito

→8:15- Interfaith Devotion: Christian Values

for the Non-Christian; Ron Klein→9:00-10:30 Lecture: Peace Begins with Me;

Jun Manalo →10:45-11:45 Workshop: Working for

Contemporary Peace-Social Activism and

Peacebuilding in Today’s world; Jun Manalo

→8:30- Interfaith Devotion: Student Run →9:00-10:30 Interfaith Sunday Service →10:45-11:45 Lecture: Facets of Hiroshima;

Ron Klein

→8:15- Interfaith Devotion→9:00-10:30 Lecture: PROJECT NOW!;

Interaction with leaders of local artist/activist

group →10:45-11:45 Workshop: Collaborative Art

Installation with PROJECT NOW!

→6:30- Travel to Peace Memorial Park (by bus)→8:15-11:00 Peace Memorial Service (Peace

Memorial Park), Hiroshima Jogakuin Peace

Memorial Ceremony and Poetry Reading

(Hiroshima Jogakuin Junior & Senior High School)

→8:15- Interfaith Devotion: Student Run→9:00-11:45 Final Group Presentations,

Guided Refl ections and Next Steps;

Closing Keynote; Farewell Closing

AFTERNOON

→16:00- Registration and Welcome

Refreshments

→13:00-16:30 Hiroshima Peace Memorial

Museum: Guided Tours in Small Groups

→13:15-14:45 Lecture: Creating Social Impact

and Change- Examples from the Field;

George McGraw and Reda Kadmiri →15:00-16:30 Workshop: George McGraw

and Reda Kadmiri

→13:15-14:45 Lecture: The Role of

Storytelling in Advocacy; Cory Wilson →15:00-16:30 Workshop: Cross Cultural

Communication in Leadership and

Activism; Nabil Ramirez

→13:15-14:45 Lecture: Testimony by an

A-Bomb Survivor; Koko Kondo →15:30-16:30 Lecture: The Manhattan

Project, the Bombings of Hiroshima and

Nagasaki, and the Development of Nuclear

Weapons; Robert Jacobs

→13:15-14:45 Workshop: Facilitated Action

Planning led by Nabil Ramirez; support with

Manalo, Kadmiri and McGraw →15:00-16:30 Lecture: Hiroshima Grassroots

and Nuclear Abolition; Steve Leeper

→12:00-17:00 Hiroshima City Explorations/

Free (in small groups)

→13:00- Departures/Prep for Fieldwork

EVENING

→17:00-18:00 Welcome Tea Ceremony by GSE/

HJU students →18:00-19:00 Welcome Dinner →19:00-20:00 Student Run Welcome Program

→17:15-18:15 Welcome Dinner →18:45-19:45 Community Evening Event 1:

Breaking the Silence; sponsored by the World

Friendship Center - Open to the Public

→16:45-17:45 Student Led Culture Power Hour→19:15-20:45 Community Evening Event 2:

Short Film Festival; Hiroyuki Tanimoto- Open to

the Public→21:00- Free

→16:45-17:45 Leadership Teams →19:15-20:45 Community Evening Event 3: TEDx

Style Telling Our Stories - Open to the Public →21:30- Free

→17:00-18:00 Leadership Teams →19:30-21:30 Participant Led International Night

Celebration

→17:00-18:00 Leadership Teams→19:30- Free

→17:00-18:30 Dinner in the City (Restaurant

AGRI)→18:30-21:00 Evening Walk Around the City &

Lantern Observation→21:00- Evening Check-In

→18:00-21:00 Dinner and evening check-in at

HJU for those going to FIELDWORK →21:00- Free

Summary of EventsPeace Seminar Schedule

Wednesday July 31, 2013Welcome Tea Ceremony and Student Run

Welcome ProgramStudent volunteers lead a traditional Japanese tea ceremony to welcome the Peace Seminar participants who had traveled the world to be there.䞖界䞭から集たった参加者を歓迎しお、孊生ボランティアによっお日本茶の歓迎セߚレモニヌが行われたした。

Thursday August 1, 2013Keynote Devotion

Speaker: Nana WatanabeFounder and Chairperson of Ashoka Japan

Ms. Watanabe gave a compelling keynote speech to eager Peace Seminar participants to offi cially begin the Peace Seminar.アショカ・ゞャパンの創蚭者・代衚理事の枡邊奈々氏がピヌスセミナヌ参加者ぞ開ߚ䌚にあたっおの基調講挔を行いたした。

Peace Seminar

Thursday August 1, 2013Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

Participants toured the museum in three groups, each with an English-speaking guide. Participants were exposed to artifacts, videos, and a detailed timeline of facts from the A-bomb disaster.、ボランティアガむドの英語による説明をうけながら広島平和蚘念資料通を芋孊しߚ原子爆匟に぀いお、その歎史やもたらした圱響に぀いお孊びたした。

Thursday August 1, 2013Community Evening Event 1: Breaking the Silence

Sponsored by World Friendship Center

Participants and community members were able to see the play Breaking the Silence during its fi rst international tour. Breaking the Silence is a reader’s theater style oral history play about three generations of Japanese Americans.・むブニングむベントの第1倜ずしお「沈黙を砎っお」ワヌルド・フレンドシップߚセンタヌ䞻催の朗読劇を鑑賞したした。「沈黙を砎っお」は、䞖玀末からハワむ、アメリカ本土ぞ移民した日系人の䞉䞖代に枡る物語です。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》I was very happy to hear other people, stories, and opinions. In the Peace Seminar, I realized different people have different ideas because of cultural backgrounds!   - Student Participant, Japan

◉《参加者の声 》いろいろな人の話や意芋を聞けおずおも楜しかったです。このピヌスセミナヌを通しお、文化的な背景によりいろいろな人々が異なる考えを持っおいるこずを理解したした。日本

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Friday August 2, 2013Lecture & Workshop:

Social Innovation and PeacebuildingLecturer: Ken Ito

Assistant Professor, KEIO University

Mr. Ito discussed different social enterprise efforts taking place around the world and encouraged participants to consider their own social enterprise.慶応矩塟倧孊倧孊院政策・メディア研究科特任助教の䌊藀健氏が、「゜ヌシャルむߚノベヌションず平和構築」に぀いおの講矩ずワヌクショップを行いたした。様々な瀟䌚起業掻動が䞖界䞭で行われおいるこずに぀いお考察し、参加者が自身の瀟䌚起業に぀いお考えるこずを埌抌ししたした。

Friday August 2, 2013Lecture & Workshop: New Trends in

Development Assistance: Human Rights-Based Approach and Social Entrepreneurship

Lecturer: George McGraw Executive Director, DIGDEEP Right To Water Project,

Los AngelesWorkshop: George McGraw & Reda Kadmiri

Mr. McGraw and Mr. Kadmiri explained the strides that NGOs are making to provide access to basic human rights to those in need around the world, including the right to access clean water. DIGDEEP創蚭者・゚グれクティブディレクタヌのGeorge Mc Graw氏ず持続可ߚ胜なツヌリズムのコンサルタントであるReda Kadmiri氏より、䞖界䞭の貧困局が基本的人暩飲料氎にアクセスできる暩利を含むを享受できるようNGOが進めおきた歩みの説明がありたした。

Friday August 2, 2013Student Led Culture Power Hour

Student volunteers led an hour of cultural exchange with Peace Seminar participants through the arts. Students were given the opportunity to make traditional Origami and write their names and other messages with Japanese calligraphy.孊生ボランティア䞻催の文化亀流䌚が開かれ、参加者は折り玙や曞道を䜓隓しߚたした。

Friday August 2, 2013Community Evening Event 2: Short Film Festival

Director: Hiroyuki TanimotoFilm Producer and Curator of CON-CAN Film Festival

In the second community night event, Mr. Tanimoto directed a film night with an international lineup. Films from around the globe were shown and proved that fi lmmaking is an excellent medium for raising awareness for different subjects.むブニングむベントの第2倜ずしお囜際短線映画祭のキュレヌタヌである谷本浩之ߚ氏による短線䜜品の䞊映䌚を行いたした。䞖界䞭から集められた䜜品が䞊映され、それらの映像は倚様なテヌマで芳る者に倚くの気づきを䞎えおくれる、すぐれたメディアであるこずを瀺しおくれたした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》This seminar is extremely beautiful. The sessions are inspiring. And the team is awesome! Kudos!-International Student Participant

◉《参加者の声 》このセミナヌは最高にすばらしい。セッションは感激の連続です。そしおチヌムもすばらしい

Saturday August 3, 2013Lecture & Workshop: Peace Begins with Me

Lecturer: Jun ManaloProfessor, University of the Philippines

This session followed the steps that the modern peace builder can take to achieve their goals. A multi-systems perspective was used in the analysis, including personal, societal, structural, and ecological systems.。フィリピン倧孊のJun Manalo教授の講矩「私から始たる平和」を受講したしたߚこの講矩は、珟代の平和構築者が、そのゎヌルに到達するためのステップに埓い、倚様な芖点が、個人的、瀟䌚的、構造的、生態孊的なシステムを含む分析においお甚いられおおり、それらを掻甚したワヌクショップも行われたした。

Saturday August 3, 2013Lecture: The Role of Storytelling in Advocacy

Lecturer: Cory WilsonDirector, The Collaborative

Mr. Wilson gave a lecture on the role of storytelling in advocacy, supported with the use of short fi lms and stories.The CollaborativeディレクタヌのCory Wilson氏の講矩「平和掚進においお物ߚ語を語るこずの圹割」では、短線映像や様々な物語を甚いお、その圹割に぀いお孊びたした。

Saturday August 3, 2013Workshop: Cross Cultural Communication in

Leadership and ActivismLecturer: Nabil Ramirez

Program Director, United Nations Mandated University Asia Leaders Program

Mr. Ramirez led a workshop highlighting the importance of cross cultural communication as a leader and activist. Participants did exercises to distinguish characteristics of high and low context communication and its importance when interacting with people from different cultures.囜連平和倧孊のプログラムディレクタヌであるNabil Ramirez氏による「リヌダヌߚシップず行動䞻矩における異文化コミュニケヌション」の重芁性に焊点を圓おたワヌクショップを受講したした。異なる文化的背景を持぀人たちず亀流する堎面で、さたざたな文脈でのコミュニケヌションの特性ずその重芁性が気づけるよう、参加者は実際に緎習したした。

Saturday August 3, 2013Community Evening Event 3:

TEDx Style Telling Our StoriesGuest speakers and volunteer participants from Japan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, the United States, and Kenya took to the stage to talk about their passions.むブニングむベントの最終倜ずしおTEDx方匏の講挔䌚を行いたした。ゲストスピヌߚカヌ及び日本、アフガニスタン、ミャンマヌ、アメリカ、ケニアからの参加者の有志メンバヌが、ステヌゞに立ち自らの熱い思いを語りたした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Without the lectures I couldn’t have connected [the dots]. They were a stepping block for the fi eldwork. -Student Participant, Kenya

◉《参加者の声 》ここでの講矩を聞かなかったら、今たで「点」でしかなかった考えを「線」にするこずができなかったず思いたす。フィヌルドワヌクぞ行く前に講矩を受けられたこずはずおもよかったず思いたす。ケニア

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Sunday August 4, 2013Lecture: Facets of Hiroshima

Lecturer: Dr. Ronald Klein

Dr. Klein shared his insight about Hiroshima, past and present, that he gained through years of research and residency. Ronald Klein博士の講矩「さたざたな顔をも぀ひろした」を受講したした。広島圚ߚ䜏のRonald Klein博士が、長幎にわたる研究ず広島での生掻を通じお埗た過去、そしお珟圚の「ひろした」に぀いおの芋識を参加者ず共有したした。

Sunday August 4, 2013Lecture: Testimony by an A-Bomb Survivor

Lecturer: Koko Kondo International Spokesperson for Survivors of the Hiroshima

A-BombMs. Kondo brought the participants from August 6th, 1945 to the present through her moving words, and explained the effects the atom bomb had on the individual level through her own life experiences--and witnessing the experiences of others.近藀玘子氏は、1945幎8月6日の経隓を昚日のこずのように心揺さぶる蚀葉で参ߚ加者に語りかけたした。近藀氏は、原爆が個人レベルに及がす圱響に぀いお、自身の䜓隓や他の被爆者から聞いた経隓も亀え぀぀説明したした。

Sunday August 4, 2013Lecture: The Manhattan Project, the Bombings

of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the Development of Nuclear Weapons

Lecturer: Dr. Robert JacobsResearch Associate Professor, Hiroshima Peace Institute,

Hiroshima City University; Lead researcher, Global Hibakusha Project

Dr. Jacobs led the participants through the history of nuclear weapons, including their design, purpose, and modern proliferation.広島垂立倧孊広島平和研究所のRobert Jacobs准教授の講矩「マンハッタン蚈画ߚず広島・長厎ぞの原爆投䞋そしお栞兵噚の発展」を受講したした。栞兵噚の蚭蚈、目的そしお近幎の栞拡散状況を含む歎史に぀いおも孊ぶこずができたした。

Sunday August 4, 2013International Night Celebration

Local and student volunteers dressed participants in traditional Japanese Yukatas and taught them a traditional Bon-odori (dance). Participants shared dances from their own home countries in traditional dress as well.むンタヌナショナルナむトむベントずしお、日本舞螊指導者ず孊生ボランティアがߚ参加者にゆかたを着せ、盆螊りを指導したした。たた参加者は各々の囜の衣装をたずい、各囜の䌝統的な歌や螊りを披露したした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Great culture program - It really became part of the experience. All of the cultural events left a deep impression on me. They were a very important part of the journey. I loved the experience of the lecturers and their enthusiasm. I personally value topics that have connections with international relations.-Student Participant, Russia

◉《参加者の声 》すばらしい文化プログラムでした。プログラムのどれもが私に倧きな感銘を䞎え、自分の人生の重芁な䞀郚分ずなりたした。講垫の先生方の熱意ず圌らの䜓隓談はずおもよかったです。なかでも囜際関係に関するものは、個人的にずおも参考になりたした。ロシア

Monday August 5, 2013Lecture: Project NOW!

Lecturer: Ms.Tomoko Kakeda, Ms. Kanade Kurozumi and Mr. Chikara Yasui of Project NOW!,

a local artist/activist groupWorkshop: Collaborative Art Installation

Project NOW! led a session about the value of art as a means of expression and advocacy. Students helped to create a work of art that emphasized interconnectedness and the new relationships each of the participants have formed.、アヌトを通しお瀟䌚を考える堎を぀くる芞術家集団Project NOW! の掛田智子氏ߚ黒䜏奏氏、保井力氏の3名を講垫に迎え、亀流やワヌクショップを行いたした。Project NOW! の皆さんは、セッションを通じお衚珟や䞻匵の手段ずしおのアヌトの䟡倀を教えおくれたした。参加者は、それぞれが築いた盞互の぀ながりや、新たな関係の倧切さを衚珟する䜜品を創䜜したした。

Monday August 5, 2013Workshop: Facilitated Action Planning

Lecturer: Nabil Ramirez with support from Professor Manalo, Mr. Kadmiri, & Mr. McGraw

Mr. Ramirez challenged the students to begin forming an action plan to carry out their newly formed advocacy goals. Nabil Ramirez氏を䞭心ずしたサマヌセミナヌの講垫陣によっお、参加者がこのセߚミナヌで孊んだこずを螏たえおアクションプラン掻動蚈画を䜜成し、掻動するためのワヌクショップが行われたした。

Monday August 5, 2013Lecture: Hiroshima Grassroots and Nuclear

AbolitionLecturer: Steve Leeper

Visiting Professor, HJU; Former Chairman, Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation

Mr. Leeper shared his experience and insight about peace culture and the steps that students can take to move the world toward the abolishment of nuclear power and arms. 広島女孊院倧孊客員教授であり、広島平和文化センタヌの前理事長であるSteveߚLeeper氏の講矩「広島での草の根運動ず栞廃絶」を受講したした。Leeper氏は自身の䜓隓や平和文化に぀いおの芋識、そしお孊生が原子力や栞兵噚の廃絶ぞ向けお䞖界を動かせるのだずいうこずを参加者ず共有したした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》I was blown away with how much I learned during the workshops. I loved getting to practice negotiation and learning about communication skills. I loved when we got to hear firsthand experiences; either in the form of the A-bomb survivors or those who had started projects presenting on them. -Student Participant, United States

◉《参加者の声 》ワヌクショップでどれだけ倚くのこずを孊んだこずでしょう。私は亀枉術の緎習をしたこずや、コミュニケヌション・スキルに぀いお孊んだこずが気に入っおいたす。たた䜓隓者である被爆者や被爆蚌蚀プロゞェクトを始めた人たちから盎接お話を聞けたこずは、よかったです。アメリカ

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Tuesday August 6, 2013Hiroshima Peace Memorial Ceremony

Peace Memorial ParkParticipants were privileged to attend the annual Peace Memorial Ceremony and hear speak Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, United Nations Representatives, and other esteemed guests. Each person folded a paper crane and participated in a moment of silence to pay homage to the victims.平和蚘念公園で開催された広島垂原爆死没者慰霊匏䞊びに平和祈念匏に参列し、 安ߚ倍総理や欧州連合の代衚者らずずもに、犠牲者の冥犏ず䞖界の平和を祈りたした。各参加者は折り鶎を折り、黙ずうを捧げたした。

Tuesday August 6, 2013Hiroshima Jogakuin Peace Memorial Ceremony

and Poetry ReadingHiroshima Jogakuin Junior and Senior High School

In a private ceremony of 350 people, participants were present on a more intimate level for prayer and tribute to the victims of the atom bombing. Hiroshima Jogakuin High School and University Alumnae recited “For Those Who Pray for Peace,” a published collection of A-bomb testimony, while guests read along with translation. 広島女孊院䞭孊高等孊校にお行われた平和祈念匏兞に参列し、原爆の犠牲ずなったߚ広島女孊院高等女孊校の教職員、生埒を含む350䜙名を憶え、祈りを捧げたした。たた広島女孊院同窓䌚が発刊した蚌蚀集「平和を祈る人たちぞ」の䞭からいく぀かの蚌蚀を聞き、英語蚳にお内容を孊びたした。

Tuesday August 6, 2013Evening Events

Participants caught an early evening dinner at AGRI before watching the lantern ceremony at the Motoyasu river. 参加者は元安川で開催される「ずうろう流し」に参加する前に、レストランAGRIにߚお早めの倕食をずりたした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》All Every night my mind would be packed full of new ideas and inspirations. Thank you. Thank you to all the staff, interns, speakers, and behind the scenes people who made this time possible. I hope you know you are changing lives. -Student Participant, United States

◉《参加者の声 》毎晩私の頭の䞭は、新しいアむデアずむンスピレヌションでいっぱいになりたした。ありがずう。すべおのスタッフ、研修生、講垫、支えおくれたすべおの人たちに感謝しおいたす。実際、皆さんは私の人生を倉え぀぀あるのですアメリカ

Wednesday August 7, 2013Presentation of Action Plans and Closing

CeremonyParticipants presented the social justice action plans that they worked diligently to complete during the Peace Seminar. Following this, President Nagao, Norie Shigaki, and Courtney Lawrence presented each participant their certifi cate of completion. 参加者はピヌスセミナヌでの孊びのたずめずしお、瀟䌚正矩のためのアクションプߚランを䜜成、発衚したした。そしお長尟ひろみ孊長ずWesley Foundationの志垣宣枝氏、広島女孊院倧孊専任講垫のCourtney Lawrence先生より参加者に修了蚌が授䞎されたした。

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Amazing, diverse, and international experience. This is how the Peace Seminar should be! It was so heartwarming to see people of completely different backgrounds becoming close friends with each other!-International Student Participant

◉《参加者の声 》すばらしく、倚様で、囜際的な䜓隓でした。たさにピヌスセミナヌのあるべき姿がここにありたした。たったく異なる背景の人たちが、どんどん仲良くなっおいくのを芋るのは、倧倉喜ばしいものでした。

Refl ections of the Summer Seminar and ‘By the Numbers’

Refl ections of the Summer Seminar

•Jyoti Rahaman(Student Participant, Bangladesh) I can feel a change in me after this seminar. I have become much stronger, and always have a feeling that things are going to happen for a good reason. This belief helps me a lot. Becoming a good human being with a

beautiful heart is the most important thing, and this is the most amazing thing that a person can experience in his or her lifetime. This is the feeling that I brought back with me from HJU Seminar. I don't know if I will be a leader or not, but I know for sure that I will always try to be a person who values, helps and respects other lives.

ᅵ私はこのセミナヌに参加した埌、自分自身が倉わったず感じたす。私はよりたߚくたしくなり、物事はそれなりの理由があっお起きるものなのだずい぀も感じるようになりたした。この信念は私の倧きな支えです。矎しい心を持った良い人間になるこずは最も重芁なこずであり、これはひずりの人間がその人生の䞭で経隓する最もすばらしいこずでもありたす。この感情こそが私がこの広島女孊院倧孊のセミナヌで埗たものです。私がリヌダヌになるかどうかはわかりたせんが、い぀も䟡倀のある、支えになれる、呚りの人を尊重できる人間でいたいず匷く思っおいたす。

•Diana Njoya (Student Participant, Kenya) The Peace Seminar sharpened my thinking and gave me more zeal to pursue my dream which is seeing my country having a better garbage collection system. The fi eldwork exposed me to different social situations that I would have not been able to know if I just studied them in class. I

am very grateful to HJU for giving me this opportunity because it impacted my life and changed it for the better.

ᅵピヌスセミナヌは私の思考を鋭くしおくれ、私の故囜、ケニアがより良いごみ分別ߚシステムを導入し、ごみ問題を解決するずいう私の倢を远及するためのさらなる熱意を䞎えおくれたした。タむでのフィヌルドワヌクは、ただ教宀で勉匷しおいるだけでは知るこずができなかった、様々な瀟䌚の状況を䜓隓させおくれたした。私はこのような機䌚を䞎えおくれた広島女孊院倧孊にずおも感謝しおいたす。この䜓隓は私の人生に圱響を䞎え、より良く倉えおくれたからです。

•Momo Yamasaki (Student Participant, Japan)The HJU Summer Seminar changed my point of view. Attending this seminar was a good opportunity for me, to know the world and become active. It encouraged me and taught me important things in my life is.

Finally, thanks to this seminar, now I have a dream.

。ᅵ広島女孊院倧孊のサマヌセミナヌは私の芖点を倉えおくれたしたߚこのセミナヌに参加するこずは、䞖界を知り、積極的に掻動するようになる良い機䌚ずなりたした。そしお私の人生においお倧切なこずを教えおくれ、 勇気づけられたした。最埌に、このセミナヌに感謝しおいたす。今私には倢ができたした。

5Week Summer Seminar ‘By the Numbers’

150 Total Participants150名の参加者

45 Nationalities Represented45か囜からの参加者

30 Program Days30日間のプログラム

4 Countries Visited4か囜ぞのフィヌルドワヌク日本を含む

18 Virtual Classroom and Peace Seminar Guest Speakers18名のゲストスピヌカヌ

37 Collaborating NGOs37のNGOが協力

4 Collaborating Universities4぀の倧孊が協力

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32 Cultural Events and Site-Visits 32の文化むベントず珟地芖察

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7 Fieldwork Home-Stay Family Hostsフィヌルドワヌクで7぀のホストファミリヌに滞圚

17 Peace Seminar Lectures and Workshopsピヌスセミナヌでの17の講矩及びワヌクショップ

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THAILAND FIELDWORK PLANAUGUST 8 - AUGUST 18, 2013

Summary of ExperiencesStudents were introduced to several sectors of the civil society through the Thailand YMCA working with urban and rural communities. Themes for learning in the fi eld included working with communities in slum areas in the urban setting, working with local farmers in rural communities, as well as understanding protection and prevention against human trafficking. Students were expected to compare and contrast between urban to rural community life. Students were are also expected to engage in service learning alongside YMCA in active projects. The students visited the areas of Bangkok City and the Phayao Province.

参加者は、郜垂郚及び蟲村郚のコミュニティヌず掻動をしおいるタむYMCA 【抂芁】ߚを通しお、いろいろな地域の民間団䜓ず亀流したした。珟地で孊ぶこずのテヌマは、郜垂郚にあるスラムのコミュニティヌずの掻動や蟲村郚のコミュニティヌの蟲家の人ずの掻動、及び人身売買の保護ず防止に぀いおの理解などです。参加者は蟲村郚ず郜垂郚の生掻に぀いお比范するこずもできたした。たた、YMCAが掻動のプロゞェクトに、サヌビスラヌニングずしお参加するこずになりたした。参加者はバンコク垂゚リアずパダオ県を蚪れたした。

Faculty Refl ectionIn August, I had the privilege of traveling to Thailand with the 2013 HJU Peace and Leadership Summer Seminar. Our goal was to give our participants an opportunity to see how those in other parts of the world live, to expose them to social issues and to teach them how to advocate for these issues. We visited a few organizations in Bangkok and spent about a week in Phayao, in northern Thailand, at a home called the Phayao Center for children who are at risk of being traffi cked and exploited. While there, we learned about poverty, HIV/AIDS, sustainability, and human traffi cking. We were able to see how these things are all connected and how things like education and community empowerment can help solve many of the problems that we observed. We also had the opportunity to help the Phayao Center build a pig hut as a volunteer service. It was an incredibly powerful trip that impacted all of us. -Lizbet Palmer, HJU Faculty

8月、私はこのサマヌセミナヌでタむのフィヌルドワヌクに同行したした。このߚフィヌルドワヌクの目的は、䞖界のほかの地域の生掻の様子を芋たり、瀟䌚的な問題を考えるずずもにどのように取り組んでいるかを孊ぶこずでした。私たちはバンコクでいく぀かの団䜓を蚪れた埌、タむ北郚のパダオにあるパダオセンタヌで1週間すごしたした。パダオセンタヌは、人身売買の危機にある子どもたちや゚むズ孀児を支揎する保護シェルタヌです。そこにいる間、私たちは貧困やHIV゚むズ、その持続性や人身売買に぀いお孊びたした。それらの問題がどのように関連しおいるのか、たた教育やコミュニティヌの力を匷めるこずが、私たちが芋た倚くの問題を解決する助けになるずいうこずを知りたした。たた、パダオセンタヌのブタ小屋を建おるお手䌝いもしたした。この旅はずおもパワフルで、すべおの参加者に倧きな圱響を䞎えたした。Lizbet Palmer, 広島女孊院倧孊助手

8/8ThursdayBANGKOK

8/9FridayBANGKOKLearning Theme- Peace Studies and Activism

8/10SaturdayBANGKOKLearning Theme-Urban Development Challenges

8/11SundayTRAVELLearning Theme- Urban Lifestyles

8/12MondayPHAYAO CENTER

8/13TuesdayPHAYAO CENTERLearning Theme- Human Traffi cking and Advocacy

8/14WednesdayPHAYAO CENTERLearning Theme- Youth and Social Work

8/15ThursdayPHAYAO CENTERLearning Theme- Rural Lifestyles and Environment

8/16FridayVILLAGE (or COMMUNITY)Learning Theme- Rural Lifestyles and Environment

8/17SaturdayCHIANG RAI

8/18SundayTRAVEL

8/19-20Monday & TuesdayHJU

*A : Arrival to Bangkok Check-In, Bangkok Christian Guesthouse* E : Dinner Cruise on the Phraya River Dinner: Welcome Dinner Cruise

*M: Orientation to Bangkok session; Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn interactive session with Fellows*A : Mercy Center* E : Dinner

*M: YMCA Project Exposure; Interactive session on urban poor and slum community exposure *A : Lunch with children at Happy Home* E : Night Markets

*M: Weekend Market at Chatuchak*A : Weekend Market at Chatuchak * E : Overland Travel to Phayao

*M: Arrival to Phayao Center and Rest*A : Orientation* E : Welcome Dinner at Phayao

*M: Interactive Session Lectures*A : Field/Site Exposure* E : Activity with children

*M: Interactive Social Work*A : Interactive Social Work* E : Activity with children

*M: Service Learning Project*A : Service Learning Project* E : Dinner

*M: Service Learning Project*A : Service Learning Project* E : Farewell Ceremony

*M: Refl ection on program*A : Purchase Handicrafts, pack, leave for airport, departure from Chiang rai to BKK.* E : Departure from BKK to Japan

*M: Arrive at Fukuoka*A : Travel from Fukuoka to Hiroshima* E : Arrive at HJU, shower and rest

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SCHEDULE Schedule Key :*M= Morning (9-11:30AM);*A= Afternoon(1:30-5PM);*E= Evening (6PM+)

Fieldwork + Wrap-upTHAILAND

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Refl ections of Thailand

•I was very glad to have the variety of activities we did. The most memorable part was meeting the families where the children come from and getting to know their story. It was a very sad but hopeful moment. -Student Participant, Russia様々な掻動ができお、ずおもうれしかったです。パダオセンタヌにい【参加者の声】ߚる子どもの家族に䌚ったのですが、その家族のストヌリヌを聞いたこずが䜕よりも忘れられたせん。ずおも悲しかったですが、垌望に満ちた瞬間でもありたした。ロシア

•During the fieldwork, I enjoyed Thai culture very much. It was a great experience for me.-Student Participant, Japanフィヌルドワヌクの間、タむの文化を満喫したした。それは、私に【参加者の声】ߚずっおかけがえのない䜓隓でした。日本

•In this fi eldwork I was looking forward to seeing the real situation in Thailand with my own eyes. I learned many things, and I have a new opinion. I’m so glad to see the real situation with my own eyes. We have to gain correct knowledge and spread it all over the world.-Student Participant, Japanこのフィヌルドワヌクで、タむのリアルな珟状を自分の目で芋られ【参加者の声】ߚるこずをずおも楜しみにしおいたした。そしお実際に自分の目でみるこずで倚くのこずを孊び、新しい考えが生たれ、ずおもうれしいです。正しい知識を増やし、䞖界䞭にその知識を広げおいかなければず思いたす。日本

•It was great to visit several NGO’s and see their work. I loved how each was so fully dedicated to their work and looked at all of the problems in any situation. I loved getting a glimpse of self-sustaining projects and sustainable farming. So inspiring, it’s making me re-think career plans.-Student Participant, United Statesいく぀かのNGOを蚪問し、圌らの掻動を芋るこずができたのはよ【参加者の声】ߚかったです。スタッフそれぞれが、どのような状況にあっおも仕事に党力で打ち蟌み、問題を盎芖しおいるのはすばらしいず思いたした。自立するためのプロゞェクトや持続可胜な蟲業ぞの取り組みを垣間芋るこずができ、ずおもよかったです。自分のキャリアプランを考え盎すほどの、倧きな刺激を受けたした。アメリカ

8/10 ώBANGKOK

8/15-17 ώPHAYAO 8/15-17 ώPHAYAO

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Fieldwork + Wrap-upCAMBODIA

CAMBODIA FIELDWORK PLANAUGUST 8 - AUGUST 18, 2013

Summary of ExperiencesStudents were introduced to a wide range of NGOs and social enterprises working in Phnom Penh, Battambang, and Siem Reap. Along the way, students had the opportunity to take a deeper look at social issues in Cambodia through the eyes of engaged local youth who accompanied them. There were many opportunities to ask local community and regional leaders about their experience running organizations in a SE Asian Context.

参加者はプノンペン、バッタンバン、シェムリアップにある様々なNGOや 【抂芁】ߚ瀟䌚起業掻動に぀いお孊びたした。その途䞭、カンボゞアの瀟䌚問題に取り組んでいる地域の若者の掻動を通しお、それらの問題を深く知る機䌚もありたした。地域のコミュニティヌやリヌダヌに、東南アゞアの様々な背景や状況の䞭で、組織を運営しおきた経隓を聞く機䌚がたくさんありたした。

Faculty Refl ectionDuring the fieldwork, the participants were able to experience the world around them and gain different perspectives through hands on learning, teaching while being taught themselves, and the importance of cross-cultural communication skills. It was amazing to watch the girls on the Cambodian team move through awareness and observation to experience. Together we learned that change begins with the motivation for change, and that motivation is sustained by an enlightened awareness based on empathy. Everyone learned that infl uential change doesn't have to be large-scale, but by engaging in the communities around us, we can feel, understand, and even bring peace to the world around us. -Ann Laurel Latimer, HJU Faculty

フィヌルドワヌク期間䞭、自分をずりたく䞖界を経隓し、自ら孊び぀぀も珟堎で互ߚいに教えたり孊んだりするこず、そしお異文化コミュニケヌション・スキルの重芁性を通じお様々な考え方ができるようになりたした。カンボゞアチヌムの参加者が、気づきず芳察を経隓ぞず倉化させおいくのを目の圓たりにし、すごいず思いたした。倉化が「倉えたい」ずいう気持ちから始たり、その気持ちは共感に基づく賢明な気づきによっお持続されるのだずいうこずを、私たちは共に孊んだのです。参加者誰もが孊んだこずは、䞖の䞭に圱響力を䞎えるような倉化ずいうものは広範囲である必芁はないこず、぀たり、身近なコミュニティヌに関わり、私たちが平和を感じ、理解し、身の回りの瀟䌚にその平安をもたらすこずでも、倉化をもたらせるずいうこずでした。Ann Laurel Latimer, 広島女孊院倧孊助手

8/9FridayPHNOM PENHLearning Theme- Organizational Development and Activism

8/10SaturdayPHNOM PENHLearning Theme-Urban Youth Challenges

8/11SundayKAMPONGCHHNANGLearning Theme-Rural Lifestyles and Environment

8/12MondayBATTAMBANGLearning Theme-Education and Youth Culture

8/13TuesdayBATTAMBANGLearning Theme-Rural livelihoods and cultural preservation

8/14WednesdayBATTAMBANGLearning Theme-Religion and its role in society

8/15ThursdayBATTAMBANGLearning Theme-Service learning and volunteerism

8/16FridaySIEM REAPLearning Theme-Peace and Confl ict & Sustainable Tourism

8/17SaturdaySIEM REAP

8/18SundayTRAVEL

8/19-20Monday & TuesdayHJU

*M: UNFPA Workshop*A : Museums: Tuol Sleng & Killing Fields (FACILITATED by a tour guide)* E : Cambodia Living Arts Performance

*M: Free morning*A : Cultural Sites: Royal Palace & National Museum* E : Sunset Dinner Cruise organized by Sarus Exchange Program

*M: KYSD Site Visit*A : Departure for Home Stay in Kampong Chhnang (with KYSD)* E : Exchange with Host Families

*M: Departure to Battambang*A : Introduction with Dewey International School (DIU) & SALT Academy* E : PHARE Circus

*M: Interactive Session Lectures*A : Field/Site Exposure* E : Activity with children

*M: Site Visits- Buddhist Wat, Cham Mosque, and Catholic Dioceses*A : Buddhism for Development & Interfaith Dialogue at Wat Domrey So* E : Free

*M: Visit DIU service sites*A : Visit DIU service sites CONTINUED* E : Group Farewell Dinner

*M: Departure for Siem Reap*A : Center for Peace and Confl ict Studies & ‘ConCert Cambodia’* E : Free

*M: Angkor Wat *A : Angkor Wat* E : Group Closing Dinner at MARUM

*M: Departure from Siem Reap*A : Arrival to Japan* E : Free

Wrap-up

SCHEDULE Schedule Key :*M= Morning (9-11:30AM);*A= Afternoon(1:30-5PM);*E= Evening (6PM+)

Fieldwork + Wrap-upCAMBODIA

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Refl ections of Cambodia

•I experienced things I have never had before and they made me think more about myself and my life and what I want to do in the future.-Student Participant, Japanこれたでにない䜓隓をし、その䜓隓は自分自身や生き方、将来䜕【参加者の声】ߚをしたいのかに぀いおより考えさせおくれたした。日本

•I enjoyed my time in Cambodia. It was really a fantastic time for me. And we experienced the real life of Cambodia and had a deep thinking of Cambodia.-Student Participant, Japanカンボゞアでの時間を満喫したした。本圓にすおきな時間でした。そ【参加者の声】ߚしおリアルなカンボゞアの生掻を䜓隓し、カンボゞアに぀いお深く考えたした。日本

•Novita Eliana (Student Participant, Indonesia) You know what surprised me when I come here? It’s really [wonderful] seeing the youth in here, in this village. They have a spirit to make change in society, and that really surprised me. Because they are here, far from the access of education, and there are no facilities here, but they do have that spirit.I’ve never seen with my own eyes how exactly the society here and how they live. But today is really different. I’ve seen with my own eyes. And fi ve years later, ten years later I’ll remember this day.私がここぞ来おどれほど驚いたかおわかりでしょうか。この村の若【参加者の声】ߚ者を芋お信じられないのです。心から瀟䌚を倉えようずしおおり、そのこずに本圓にびっくりしたのです。教育を受ける機䌚もなく、教育斜蚭もないこの堎所にいおも、 気抂があるのです。私は自分の目でこの瀟䌚ず人々の生掻を実際に芋たこずがありたせんでした。でも今日は違いたす。自分の目で芋るこずができおいたす。だから5幎埌も10幎埌も、今日のこずは忘れないでしょう。むンドネシア

8/11-12 ώKAMPONG CHHNANG

8/11-12 ώKAMPONG CHHNANG

8/11-12 ώKAMPONG CHHNANG

8/9 ώPHNOM PENH

8/10 ώPHNOM PENH

8/12 ώBATTAMBANG

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8/15 ώBATTAMBANG

8/14 ώBATTAMBANG

8/17 ώSIEM REAP

8/11-12 ώKAMPONG CHHNANG

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Fieldwork + Wrap-upPHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINES FIELDWORK PLANAUGUST 8 - AUGUST 18, 2013

Summary of ExperiencesStudents were introduced to several sectors of the civil society in the Philippines working in fields such as urban and rural community development, the environment, conflict transformation, education, networking, and social entrepreneurship. Students were expected to compare and contrast different contexts from urban to rural, as well as understand how the history and culture tie into the current challenges and achievements of the Philippines. The students visited the areas of Metro Manila, Montalban in Rizal, Calatagan in Batangas, and Angat in Bulacan. The students had the opportunity to interact with leaders and members of organizations that work at the forefront of the fi elds mentioned above.

参加者は郜垂郚及び蟲村郚のコミュニティヌ開発、環境、玛争の転換、教 【抂芁】ߚ育、ネットワヌキングず瀟䌚起業のようなフィヌルドで掻動するフィリピンの垂民瀟䌚の様々な分野に぀いお孊びたした。どのように歎史ず文化が珟圚の挑戊やフィリピンの業瞟に結び付いおいるかを理解するのず同様に、郜垂郚から蟲村郚たで異なる背景を比范、察比するこずもできたした。参加者はメトロ・マニラ、リサヌル州のモンタルバン、バタンガス州のカラタガン、ブラカン州のアンガットなどの地域を蚪れたした。たたすでに述べた、フィヌルドの第䞀線で掻動する組織のリヌダヌやメンバヌず亀流する機䌚もありたした。

Facilitator Refl ectionOn August 8, we departed for The Philippines. Coordinated by Jacqueline Libatique, The Philippines fieldwork had the students gaining new experiences with community members and learning about social issues such as poverty and access to resources. Each site visit challenged their critical thinking skills and empathy development. By the end of the ten days, the Philippines group had gained a wealth of knowledge and experience essential to becoming global agents of change. It was remarkable to witness so much growth in these students in such a short time. -Anna May, Program Assistant

8月8日、私たちはフィリピンフィヌルドワヌクぞ出発したした。JacquelineߚLibatiqueのコヌディネヌトにより、フィリピンフィヌルドワヌクではコミュニティヌメンバヌずの新しい䜓隓や、貧困や資源ぞのアクセスずいった瀟䌚問題に぀いお孊ぶこずができたした。参加者は10日間のフィヌルドワヌクが終わるたでに、グロヌバルな倉革者になるために必芁䞍可欠である、豊富な知識ず経隓を埗たした。参加した孊生たちがこれほどの短期間で倧きく成長したこずを目の圓たりにしたこずは、倧きな驚きでした。Anna May, プログラムアシスタント

8/8ThursdayMANILA

8/9FridayMANILA CITYLearning Theme- History

8/10SaturdayNAVOTAS CITYLearning Theme- Urban Poverty and Peoples’ Organizations

8/11SundaySAN MATEO & QUEZON CITYLearning Theme-Urbanization, Poverty & Environment

8/12MondayQUEZON CITYLearning Theme- Environment, Peacebuilding & Dialogue

8/13TuesdayTAGAYTAY CITY & CALATAGAN Learning Theme- Rural Lifestyles, Livelihood and the Environment

8/14WednesdayCALATAGAN, BATANGAS Learning Theme- Rural Lifestyles, Livelihood and the Environment

8/15ThursdayANGAT, BULACAN Learning Theme- Social Enterprise, Poverty & Environment

8/16FridayANGAT, BULACAN Learning Theme- Social Enterprise, Poverty & Environment

8/17SaturdayQUEZON CITYLearning Theme- Synthesis, Service, & Civil Society

8/18SundayTRAVEL

8/19-20Monday & TuesdayHJU

*M: Departure from Japan*A : Arrival to Manila City* E : Travel to Quezon City

*M: UP CSWCD, Orientation*A : Intramuros Heritage Tour* E : Cultural Show and Dinner

*M: ZOTO, Navotas City, Interactive Lecture and Service Learning*A : Museum Trip at Bantayog ng mga Bayani* E : Free

*M: Montalban, Service Learning*A : Payatas Dumpsite, Site Visit* E : Free

*M: ESSC, Interactive Lecture & GZO, Interactive Lecture*A : Sulong, Interactive Lecture* E : Free

*M: Travel to Calatagan*A : SAMMACA, Interactive Lecture* E : Tagalog Language Exchange & Dinner

*M: Assembly of Water Pump & Mangrove Planting, Service Learning Project*A : SAMMACA, Synthesis* E : Dinner with Home-stays

*M: Travel to Angat*A : Enchanted Farm, Interactive Lecture* E : Media Team Workshop

*M&A: Enchanted Farm, Service Learning Project* E : Gawad Kalinga, Synthesis

*M: Travel to Quezon City*A : UP CSWCD, Interactive Lecture & Synthesis* E : Student-Led Check-in

*M: Departure from Manila*A : Arrival to Japan* E : Free

Wrap-up

SCHEDULE Schedule Key :*M= Morning (9-11:30AM);*A= Afternoon(1:30-5PM);*E= Evening (6PM+)

Fieldwork + Wrap-upPHILIPPINES

◉《 Participant's Voice 》Refl ections of The Philippines

•Yumiko Takahashi (Student Participant, Japan)We are learning how people create the community and help each other. It encourages me a lot that people, especially the young, are trying to make the community better.私たちは、地域のために人々がどうやっお瀟䌚を圢成し、助け合っ【参加者の声】ߚおいるかを孊んでいたす。あれほど倚くの人たち、特に若者が瀟䌚を良くしようず努力しおいるこずに、ずおも勇気づけられたした。日本

•Thinn Thinn (Student Participant, Myanmar)Now you see those people and now you are working with them so you are part of them. I can also see how the community members are so attached to each other. They try to build a good place for everybody. It made me realize, if you want to do something, don’t just donate superfi cial things. Work there, stay with them, feel what they feel. このフィヌルドワヌクを通しお、地域の人たちず共に働けば圌らの【参加者の声】ߚ䞀員になれるこずが分かりたした。たた この地域の人たちの絆の匷さも分かりたした。地域の人皆が党おの人にずっお䜏み良い堎所を創ろうずしおいたす。䜕かしたければ衚面的な支揎ではなく、共に過ごし働き、圌らの考えを共有するこずが倧事だず分かりたした。ミャンマヌ

•I think I became brave, and that changed my life.-Student Participant, Japan私は物怖じしなくなったず思うし、そのこずが私の人生を倉えたず【参加者の声】ߚ思いたす。日本

8/14 ώCALATAGAN

8/14 ώCALATAGAN

8/13 ώCALATAGAN

8/15 ώ BULACAN

8/15 ώ BULACAN

8/9 ώ MANILA

8/9 ώ MANILA

8/11 ώ MONTALBAN

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