Date and Time: December 14, 2024 (Saturday) 14:00-17:00
Location: Mikage Public Hall, Hakutsuru Hall

Keynote Speech:
Minoru Nakamura, Visiting Professor at University of Hyogo / Special Researcher at Institute for Policy Analysis and Social Innovation

Panelists:
Yasuo Kosuge, Director of School Education Department, Kobe City Board of Education
Nobuko Matsumoto, Project Promotion Committee Member, Sumiyoshi Historical Museum
Michiko Baba, Professor, Graduate School of Disaster Resilience and Governance, University of Hyogo
Tsuda Seminar, Faculty of Letters, Konan Women's University

Presenter:
Mariko Wada, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Social Sciences, University of Hyogo

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, and with population mobility, the community continues to change, making it difficult to preserve earthquake memories. In this symposium, it was suggested that resilience to disasters can be fostered and strengthened through conscious efforts to incorporate elements that allow generations unfamiliar with the earthquake to recognize it within various community projects. They are based on the premise of "weak ties" necessary in highly mobile societies.

Organizers:
Minoru Nakamura, Visiting Professor at University of Hyogo / Special Researcher at Institute for Policy Analysis and Social Innovation
Atsushi Osawa, Lecturer
Natsumi Ochiai, Lecturer
Published in "WEB Disaster Information Newspaper" January 7 issue

『ＷＥＢ防災情報新聞』（1月7日付）