[Participants Wanted] Gender Equality Promotion Forum Inagi 2026

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Page ID 1002994 Updated on November 2, 2026

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Event Category: Courses and Classes (Learn and Listen)

On Sunday, December 6, we will hold the "Gender Equality Promotion Forum Inagi 2026."

Event Date

Sunday, December 6, 2026

Event Time

1:15 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Venue

4th Floor Conference Room, Community Promotion Plaza, Inagi City

Contents

In today's world, where information can be easily obtained from various media such as television and the internet, we will learn about and consider media literacy from a gender perspective.

Application

Necessary

・Apply using the dedicated reservation form at the URL below
・Apply by calling the contact number
・Fill in the required information in the fax section on the back of the leaflet to apply
Note: The leaflets are available at City Hall, each Cultural Center, libraries, and other locations.

Application Deadline

Saturday, December 5, 2026

Leaflet

Title

"Can We Believe All the Information on the Internet?

 Let's Learn Media Literacy"

Instructor

Momoko Shirakawa (Visiting Professor, Showa Women's University)

Schedule

  • Part 1: Keynote Speech
  • Part 2 Workshop
Contact Us
Citizen Collaboration Division Gender Equality Section (042-378-2111)

What is the "Inagi Gender Equality Promotion Forum"?

The "Inagi City Gender Equality Promotion Forum" was held as the "Inagi City Women's Gathering" in 1975, commemorating the International Women's Year, with the theme of "A Good Society to Leave for Our Children."
After that, the name was changed to 'Inagi Women's Gathering', 'Inagi Women's Forum', and 'Inagi Gender Forum', while addressing various themes in different formats such as lectures, and it has now become the current 'Inagi Gender Equality Promotion Forum'.
In order to realize a society where everyone can live as themselves, a committee composed of citizens is engaged in various activities related to gender equality, including selecting themes, requesting and coordinating speakers, and managing operations and creating records on the day of the event.

About the Forum Record Collection Back Issues

We have published a collection of records from the forums that have been held so far.
If you are interested, please take a look. Additionally, it is also available at the Gender Equality Promotion Center on the first floor of the Community Promotion Plaza, so please check it out.

2025 Gender Equality Promotion Forum Inagi 2025 (48th)

Forum: "Is It Your Fault That Life Feels Hard? Unwanted Isolation and Loneliness Caused by Gender"
Keynote Speech: "Isolation and Loneliness from a Gender Perspective: Towards a Connected Society"
Mr. Mitsunori Ishida
In issues of isolation and loneliness, men tend to become isolated more easily, and even among women, the diversification of lifestyles has led to an increase in people feeling lonely. One reason pointed out is the relationship with gender, such as "masculinity."
We learned that isolation and loneliness are not caused by an individual's free will but are produced by society, and we considered how to address them.

2024 Gender Equality Promotion Forum Inagi 2024 (47th)

Keynote Speech: Disaster Prevention Measures from the Perspective of Gender Equality
Ms. Mutsuko Tendo
In recent years, with the improvement of disaster prevention awareness, systems and measures for individuals and shelters have been enhanced. However, when actually starting life in a shelter, there are many cases where people vulnerable to disasters are forced to endure unreasonable hardships due to differences in needs between men and women and a lack of consideration.
In today's world, where anyone can become vulnerable during disasters, we have considered what perspectives to have and what actions to take in such situations.

2023 Inagi Women's and Men's Forum 2023 (46th Edition)

Keynote Speech: "Aiming for Politics that Reflects Women's Voices - The Shock of Japan's Gender Gap Ranking at 125"
Yasue Nukatsuka
In 2023, Japan ranked 125th in the Gender Gap Index published annually by the World Economic Forum. This is the lowest ranking since the survey began in 2006, primarily due to women's political participation.
Why is women's political participation not progressing in Japan? Let's think about it together.

2023 Inagi Forum for Women and Men 2023

Keynote Speech: "The Gender Gap Highlighted by the Pandemic"
Yuko Iijima
The prolonged COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the disparities and hardships faced by socially vulnerable groups. This is not a new problem created by the pandemic, but rather a visibility of the already existing unequal social structure.
We learned about the issues that have been brought to light and their background, and considered a future where everyone can live more easily.

2022 Inagi Women's and Men's Forum 2022 Record Collection

Remote Lecture "What is 'Team Parenting'?"
Mr. Toshihiko Endo
"Team Parenting" refers to parenting that is not done solely within the household, but rather involves parenting together with child care support services and local community members.
What is childcare that is done collectively rather than individually?

2021 Inagi Women's and Men's Forum 2021 Record Collection

Movie Screening: What Shall We Be Born As Next?
Talk Time: Ms. Kozue Nomoto (Film Director), Ms. Kumiko Inamura (Production Producer)
This work depicts women facing difficulties such as single mothers and developmental disabilities.
In addition to screening this work, we invited the director and producer to talk about the film and the aspects we would like you to pay attention to.

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2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo 206-8601
Phone number: 042-378-2111 Fax number: 042-378-5677
Contact the Citizen Collaboration Division, Department of Industry, Culture, and Sports, Inagi City

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