8. What's Happening in Myanmar?

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Join us a for a conversation on Myanmar with Victor Maung and Peter Morris.

Victor Maung is a Burmese journalist and scholar with dedicated knowledge on press freedom, Burma and LGBT rights.

Peter Morris began his career as a writer/editor for Asia Times and other news media organizations. In 2011, Myanmar opened up after decades of military rule, so in 2012 Peter went back to Thailand and Myanmar to assist with Myanmar's development. Currently Peter is working as a lawyer in LA, but he hopes to go back to Myanmar some day.

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8. What's Happening in Myanmar?

The GLocal

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M4A•Bölüm sayfası

Join us a for a conversation on Myanmar with Victor Maung and Peter Morris.

Victor Maung is a Burmese journalist and scholar with dedicated knowledge on press freedom, Burma and LGBT rights.

--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message

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We spoke with Dora Tamari-Tutnjević, a Japanese-Croatian intercultural navigator working on building a sustainably multicultural society. With a special emphasis on refugee and migration issues, Dora has educated and engaged both minorities and host communities in dialogue and co-creation through lectures, corporate trainings and events at companies and universities including Aoyama Gakuin, Chuo University, International Masters Program for Managers (IMPM), Yamaha Motors or Konica Minolta. Her passions include civic engagement, and public private partnerships. She firmly believes in the power of ordinary citizens to create lasting change, and lead the way in transforming societies. Dora grew up in Croatia, and spent 4 years in Japan during the Croatian War of Independence in the 1990s as a child. Together with her family, she was an evacuee (refugee) in Japan though she is a Japanese national. Since her late teens, she has lived in 8 countries, a ship and an island over 10 years - a background relatable to migrants on a short notice and minimal resources. Below are some of the Japanese organizations that support asylum seekers: Japan Association for Refugees (JAR) https://www.refugee.or.jp/en/ Help with basic lifeline necessities (shelter, medical care, clothes, food bank tickets, and more) Japan Evangelical Lutheran Association (JELA) https://www.jela.or.jp/refugees/ Shelter for asylum seekers until the government support becomes available, scholarship. WELgee (Welcome + Refugees) https://www.welgee.jp/about/english Employment of highly skilled asylum seekers. Switching to stable visa. Catholic Tokyo International Center (CTIC) https://ctic.jp/en/activity/self-reliance/#hongo Daily life consultation, volunteer Japanese lessons for asylum seekers in Japan for less than 1 year. International Social Services Japan (ISSJ) https://www.issj.org/en/ International social services (including pregnancy-related matters), counselling on health, welfare, and social integration. Arrupe Refugee Center https://arrupe-refugee.jp/english/ Shelter, counseling and cultural services. For more, please see the full list of organizations here : http://frj.or.jp/member --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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32. Exploring "New Religions" in Japan 32:35

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30. The Treatment of Refugees in South Korea 43:32

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29. Luke Lozier and Wearable Health Devices 30:50

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We spoke with Malcolm Foster about Christmas celebrations, Christianity and religion in Japan. Malcolm was born and raised in Hokkaido as the son of American missionary parents, he worked as a reporter and editor for 17 years for the Associated Press in Japan (including during the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster), Thailand and the United States. He’s also worked for Reuters and Bloomberg. He also loves to oil paint, and recently started selling his art online ( malcolmsart.com ). He lives with his wife and son in Mitaka, near Inokashira Park. Here is Taro's favorite Japanese Xmas song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYP_1MZyWBM --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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25. Understanding the Climate Conference (COP26) 42:42

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24. What's Happening in Ethiopia? 40:50

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Ethiopia has been in the news lately with reports of armed conflicts around the country in addition to tense relations with some of its neighbors. We speak with Braden Fuller, Senior Researcher at the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED), to help us shed some light on the country and help us understand the origins of these conflicts. Learn more about ACLED and the Ethiopia Peace Observatory (https://epo.acleddata.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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23. Megumi Moss and Succeeding as a Woman Entrepreneur in Japan 34:16

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We spoke with Megumi Moss, CEO and co-founder of CareFinder, which connects babysitters and parents. Prior to becoming a mother, Megumi worked in Business Planning at Sony and Sony Mobile Communications. She saw co-workers and friends struggle with the challenges of working while raising children. Megumi realized there was a serious lack of childcare services in Japan. Inspired by this experience, Megumi quit her job at Sony and founded CareFinder in May 2013. Find out more about CareFinder: https://www.carefinder.jp/ja --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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22. Japan and the Digital Gender Gap 45:58

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We spoke with Malcolm Foster about his recently published article in the New York Times on Japan's digital gender gap. Malcolm is a Tokyo-based freelance journalist who has written about business, culture, religion, society, education and travel for a range of publications. Born and raised in Hokkaido as the son of American missionary parents, he worked as a reporter and editor for 17 years for the Associated Press in Japan (including during the 2011 tsunami and nuclear disaster), Thailand and the United States. He’s also worked for Reuters and Bloomberg. He also loves to oil paint, and recently started selling his art online ( malcolmsart.com ). He lives with his wife and son in Mitaka, near Inokashira Park. Click to read Malcolm's article: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/01/business/japan-tech-workers-women.html Check out the following links for more information: Code Chrysalis, a programming boot camp in Japan for both men and women: https://www.codechrysalis.io/ Waffle, offers programming courses for girls to close the gender gap: https://waffle-waffle.org/ Ms. Engineer, a women-only programming boot camp in Japan: https://ms-engineer.jp/ Technovation Girls, "a global tech education nonprofit that empowers girls to become leaders, creators and problem solvers": https://technovationchallenge.org/ CareFinder, babysitting matching service: https://www.carefinder.jp/en Astroscale: https://astroscale.com/ The UNESCO Science Report, chapter on women and technology: https://unesdoc.unesco.org/ark:/48223/pf0000375429.locale=en.page=4 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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21. Shinji Maeda, the Blind Pilot Who Flew Around the World 50:30

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In celebration of the Paralympics, we invited Mr. Shinji Maeda, a Japanese man who was told he could never accomplish his dream of becoming a pilot due to his blindness in one eye. Listen to find out how he proved everyone wrong, and the journey he went through to succeed. Click to Learn more about the Paralympic Games (or copy/paste this link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paralympic_Games) Follow Shinji Maeda through his website https://www.aerozypangu.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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20. Manchukuo's Kenkoku University and its Pan-Asian Influence 1:04:28

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We speak with Ernest Ming-tak Leung, a PhD Candidate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. We discuss his article, The School That Built Asia , which explores the role of Kenkoku University in Japan's wider Pan-Asian ambitions. Notes: Ernest would like to note that the Edo-era scholar, Sato's given name, should be read instead as 'Nobuhiro', an unusual pronunciation for that word. Also, Tsuji Masanobu died in 1968, not 1961. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theglocal/message…

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