thisisharu.com

hacerse-entender.com

hacerse-entender

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Acompañamos a las organizaciones que quieren mejorar las competencias en aptitudes y actitudes de sus profesionales. Nada grande se ha conseguido jamás sin entusiasmo. Los empleados se sienten parte de ella? Estas son algunas de las preguntas que planteamos para dar soluciones a organizaciones que buscan diferenciarse y apuestan por la inversión en el capital más importante: sus trabajadores. En Hacerse Entender partimos del axioma:. Detrás de cada trabajador hay una persona. Y quién es Hacerse Entender?

hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

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Are designed to create opportunities to instigate fruitful discussions on cultural diversity, identity and 'race' in a profound and thoughtful way. Typically, our talks are 30-45 minutes long with plenty of images and quotes from interviews, followed by a discussion. Our exhibition can also be booked, usually for a period of at least one week, with the option of a programme of events. There are no events at present. Please come back soon for information on future events.

hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

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hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

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THE HAFU PROJECT Booklet. We have produced a Hafu Project publication a 40-page full colour A4 brochure - which gives you an insight into the lives of hafus. The booklet also provides facts and figures on Japan’s changing population and diversity. Foreword by David Yano. A few words from Natalie and Marcia. What does is mean to be Japanese. Why a hafu is a hafu. Labels for hafus now and then. About The Hafu Project. Thank you very much for your contribution.

hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

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Natalie was born in Munich, Germany to a Japanese mother and German father. She completed her primary and secondary education in Munich which was accompanied by attending Japanese school on Saturdays. Throughout her childhood Natalie has travelled to Japan on numerous occasions. She moved to London in 1997 where she studied photography at the University of Westminster and completed an MA in Communication Art and Design at the Royal College of Art in 2004. Her passion is in educating people of the sociall...

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Hafu Japanese - Home

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4 March 2012 (Sun) 1:00pm - 4:00pm. Sweet Room, Daikanyama, Tokyo. More info: (Booking required). To be "hafu" in Japan. 7 March 2012 (Wed) 7:00pm -. Lakeland College Japan (Shinjuku, Japan). Organizer: Lakeland College Japan. More info: (Booking not required).

hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

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Due to our commitments as mums we are taking a break from this project. We would like to thank everybody who has supported us in making this project happen. We are also really happy to see a continuation of the project in the Hafu Film. As well as the hafu FB page. Thank you so much. Megumi is presenting on behalf of Natalie at the Hapa Japan 2013. Conference in Los Angeles. Marcia is giving a talk at Lakeland College Japan, for more information please click here. March is out now. March is out now.

hafujapanese.org

Hafu Japanese - Home

http://www.hafujapanese.org/eng/project.html

My Japanese-ness is as large as my British-ness although in a way it's the secret part of myself because I'm not recognised as Japanese. It's like a secret dream, a secret fantasy I have. I feel like Japan belongs to me but Japan doesn't feel like I belong to it. Japan's part of my heart and my existence but Japan doesn't recognise me so I don't feel like we have the same relationship with each other. Place of birth: East London (UK). Raised in: East London (UK). Place of birth: Tokyo (Japan). People thi...

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Hafu Japanese - Home

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02 What is a. 03 Facts and Figures. 04 Older terms that described. 06 A Domain for. 07 Questions to consider. 08 Marcia’s study of. The Hafu Project is an ongoing initiative that creates a dialogue about being a "hafu" in Japan. By increasing discussions on culture, "race" and ethnicity we hope to achieve a deeper understanding of these issues. The Photography/Interviews has been influenced and inspired by Kip Fulbeck's "The Hapa Project" as well as Walter Schels and Beate Lakotta's "Life before Death" s...