Events

Symposium

12/06/2024
Norman, OK

Innovations and Best Practices in Prevention and Preparedness of Disaster and Related Displacement

Left: Dr. Christina Miller, Associate Professor & Coordinator of Junior and Ruth Knee Institute for Transformational Scholarship
Middle: Dr. Chie Noyori-Corbett, Associate Director of Research & Associate Professor
Right: Ms. Hono Noda, Coordinator of the Japan Outreach Initiative

Time and Location

December 6 (Symposium: 10am, Reception: 6pm)
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art (Norman, OK)

About

This symposium will bring together leading scholars from Japan and the United States to discuss community network building, disaster resilience, disaster response, infrastructure design and evacuation and displacement. The event is part of a long-term initiative focused on international prevention and preparedness of disaster. Capacity is limited, and participants are asked to register in advance.

To view the full symposium agenda and RSVP: Innovations and Best Practices in Prevention and Preparedness of Disaster and Related Displacement

This symposium is co-hosted by the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma and the Consulate General of Japan in Houston.

This event is supported through the Japan-U.S. Global Partnerships Small Grant.