Boston Higashi School, Boston, MA
Daily Life Therapy at Boston Higashi School
Project Director: Yoshie Gordon, Director of Development
$8,803
This project consists of a public lecture tour in Northern California to
enhance awareness of autism in general and to highlight the school’s holistic
educational practice called, “Daily Life Therapy” which originated in
Japan. Also included in the discussion will be the cost benefit of this
particular methodology in the context of public funding.
Brookings
Institution, Washington, D.C.
U.S. Japan Cooperation on Clean Energy and China
Project Director: Richard C. Bush, Director, Center for Northwast
Asian Policy Studies
$9,978
This project seeks to review the progress oat the December 2009 United Nations
Framework Convention on Climate Change and looking ahead to identify possibe areas of cooperation between the United States and
Japan in order to engage China more fully in climate change initiatives,
including expanding clean energy markets.
National
Association of Japan-America Societies (NAJAS), Washington, D.C.
NAJAS National Forum Series 8
Project Director: Peter Kelley, President of NAJAS
$4,200
This project seeks to provide outreach and networking opportunities to member
societies through the creation of a mini-lecture series. This particular series
included interdisciplinary panels of experts drawn from the local universities
as well as Japanese expertise from Washington, D.C. Specifically
addressed was the impact of the recent political change in Japan from
political, economic, and social perspectives.
Purdue
University, West Lafayette, IN
Building Resilience: Post Disaster Recovery in International Perspective
Project Director: Daniel Aldrich, Associate Professor of Political Science
$9,355
This project seeks to bring together international scholars Japan, India and
the U.S. to explore advances and discoveries made in the social sciences in the
field of disaster resilience, post-crisis rehabilitation, and rebuilding.