Youth@HJIS
x = independently organized TED event

This event occurred on
February 18, 2021
Yokohama, Kanagawa
Japan

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HJIS
1-24 Onocho, Kanagawa Ward, Yokohama, Kanagawa 221-0055
Yokohama, Kanagawa, 221-0055
Japan
Event type:
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Speakers

Speakers may not be confirmed. Check event website for more information.

Anica David

Student
Topic: "Through the lens of art: seeing the world of activism" or "Art is a form of activism." Importance: Being an activist is commonly misinterpreted as giving speeches, attending strikes or belonging to a worldwide organization, when in reality this is far from the truth. Art plays a key role in the world of activism; it brings life to movements and a visual aspect words can't achieve. It spreads messages quickly which is crucial to spreading the word in any social issue; the more people are aware, the more people can enact change

Barbara Bilgre

Teacher and MYP Coordinator
Aiming for your dreams, and why taking the risk to ask a question can lead to a yes and thus, changing your life.

Camdyn Gavilan

Teacher
Topic summary- Growing up as a racial minority

Chris Kozak

Environmental Activist and Speaker
Environment issue. He will send full details in the near future. He’s done numerous speaking venues before, including sharing the stage with former Vice-President Al Gore!

Emre Caglar

Student
Topic: Procrastination is actually healthy Importance: I am doing this topic because people are stressed about working so they need to know the benefits of not working.

Hinako Arao

350- Japan Representative
Hinako Arao is a member of 350, an environmentally focused group, and has spoken at numerous events and participated in several climate-focused demonstrations in Japan.

Sayaka Osaki

Student
Topic: Child Abuse Importance: It’s a topic that needs to be talked about, and people need to realize that it’s more prominent than before. I myself lived in an abusive household for 8 years and I think I can use that experience and take something good out of it.

Synthia Titley

DP English and Psychology Teacher
Why being a feminist is not enough.

Work Shops

Workshop Leaders
Multiple informative workshops being prepared by student groups.

Organizing team

Daniel
Aldridge

Organizer