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INDEX
―Events
―Research and Projects
―Research on Gendered Innovation
―Industry-Academia Exchange Meeting for Gendered Innovations
―Companies × Ochanomizu-univ: Collaborative Research Projects
―Educational Programs
―Translation Project
Date | Seminar | Guest Lecturer |
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October 4, 2023 | The 3rd IGI Seminar (For Ochanomizu University faculty and project members in Australia only) IGI Tokyo / Sex & Gender Australia webinar |
Organizer Institute for Gendered Innovations (IGI) Institute for Education and Human Development (IEHD) |
July 5, 2023 | The 2nd IGI Seminar (For Ochanomizu Univ. only) Health Psychology and Glaucoma Treatment Adherence: The Development of Gender-Sensitive Support Systems. (in Japanese) |
OMORI Mika (Professor/IGI Researcher, Faculty of Core Research Human Science Division) |
May 9, 2023 | The 1st IGI Seminar (For Ochanomizu Univ. only) Introducing the GenTime Project: Temporal Structures of Gender Inequalities in East Asian and Western Countries. |
Man-Yee Kan (Professor, University of Oxford) |
Academic journal research
IGI is conducting the survey on the actual situation of the introduction of evaluation guidelines for sex/gender analysis in domestic academic journals.
Meeting | Date |
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The 2nd Meeting in 2023 | October 20,2023 |
The 1st Meeting in 2023 | July 21, 2023 |
Fujitsu and IGI established the “Fujitsu-Ochanomizu University Social Collaboration Program for AI Ethics” on March 1, 2023. (Press release is here.)
Since June 2023, IGI has provided academic consultation services to RICOH Company, Ltd., led by Prof. Yuji Ohta, a deputy director of IGI. This collaboration supports working people using technology developed from the perspectives of sex/gender differences and diversity.
Mitsui Fudosan and Ochanomizu University have established a comprehensive agreement regarding the promotion of industry–academia collaboration with the aim to help realize a society in which women can demonstrate their individuality and abilities. This collaboration also intends to resolve social issues based on the concept of gendered innovations using the resources of both parties and collaborations in research, human resource development, and social communications (news release).
Collaborative Research Program
Focusing on women’s entrepreneurship, this collaborative program supports gendered innovation studies, disseminates information to promote the concept of gendered innovations, and implements gendered innovations in society. Women’s entrepreneurship is on the rise and may hold the seeds for new innovations. This program will examine the characteristics of female entrepreneurs, particularly their work–life balance, relation with life events, and required support. It will also apply research outcomes for entrepreneurship support and new architecture and urban planning that suits the work and life of women entrepreneurs.
Information
・The collaborative research program “Women’s Entrepreneurship Support at Work and Life Locations: Research and Social Implementation” webpage is here (in Japanese).
・The “& Gendered Innovations: Mitsui Fudosan and Ochanomizu University” website can be accessed here (in Japanese).
IGI aims to foster "women innovators" and offer classes and seminars on Gendered Innovations for students to learn how to turn ideas into products and services.
Education Program for Entrepreneurship
Gendered Innovation:Basic
(in Japanese: Syllabus)
Gendered Innovation:Business Model
(in Japanese: Syllabus)
Gendered Innovation:Fabrication
(in Japanese: Syllabus)
The Japanese version of the website "Gendered Innovations in Science, Health & Medicine, Engineering and Environment" by the international joint project by Stanford University, the European Commission, and the National Science Foundation (NSF), has been partially released.
The Japanese version of the website "Gendered Innovations in Science, Health & Medicine, Engineering and Environment"