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CGS 2006 AY 2006 Activity Schedule CGS 171 CGS2006 2006 5 23 12 30 14 30 (31) 2005 Kanako Otsuji Lecture Towards a Society that Celebrates Diversity Time: 12:30 – 14:30, May 23, 2006 Venue: International Christian University In Japan today, sexual minorities such as lesbians, gays, bisexuals, inter-sexes, transgenders face many difficulties due to the discrimination, prejudice, or disinterest which still prevails in the society. This problem has not yet been fully recognised as a human rights issue. For this talk, we invited Ms. Kanako Otsuji (31) who is the youngest female member of the Osaka Prefectural Assembly. Ms. Otsuji publicly came out as a lesbian in 2005 and has been active, both in and out of her Assembly duties, in working to secure more legal support for those in same-sex relationships (such as legal recognition of samesex marriages) and establishing a psychological care system for school-age sexual minorities. Wanting to give voice to women, youth, and sexual minorities – this was what led Ms Otsuji to jump into the political arena. So what is a society that celebrates diversity We warmly welcome all of you who are interested in issues of gender, sexuality, politics, human rights, psychology, education, and law to come and listen and contribute your thoughts on this topic.
172 2006 9 : Noriko Ishida Lecture Time: September 2006 (tentative) Venue: International Christian University 2006 2006 10 6 8 CGS 004 2006 ( ) HP International Workshop 2006 – Perspectives from the natural science – Time: October 6 – 8, 2006 Venue: International Christian University Since 2004, we have conducted an International Workshop each year. The first workshop focused on "Perspectives from the Social Sciences" and the second on "Perspectives from the Humanities". They each dealt with the issues of gender in Asia as well as peace, security and co-operation in the region. The third workshop, in 2006, will focus on "Perspectives from the Natural Sciences". As Natural Science deals with the universal laws of the natural world, it does not at first seem to be a discipline which has much in common with Gender Studies. However, it is precisely this universality present in the Natural Sciences which needs to be re-examined from a gender perspective. The male/ female division which has been used unquestioningly
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