bring awareness and raise funds for the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF) (which raised over 100,000 yen for the funding and distribution of insecticidal nets), as well as ‘International Food market’ and ‘Culinary masterclass’ where students can share their nation's cuisines. COFSA also hosts interactive events like ‘Jazz Night’ and ‘Open Mic: Stand Up Comedy’ to provide an avenue for Nagoya University students to showcase their unique talents. In light of the pandemic and reports of low mental health amongst students, COFSA compiled a ‘Mental health survey’ to gain some insights into the lives of NU students, and based on this set up various online gaming events such as ’Game Night’,’ Halloween Internet Mystery’, ’BFF Showdown’, ‘Halloween Gaming: Let’s Play Among Us’ and online hangout sessions such as ‘Speed Meet’ to provide a relaxed platform for students to actively interact with each other. Other events designed to promote interrelationship between students include ‘Conbini Hopping’, ‘Movie Nights’ ‘Harry Potter themed Halloween’ and Thanksgiving dinners. To support the careers of Nagoya University students, ‘COFSA x Job Tree- Job hunting’ seminars are regularly conducted for international students seeking employment opportunities in Japan. This event is in collaboration with Nagoya University venture company ‘Job Tree Japan.’ A few events include ‘Let’s talk about Job Hunting with Panasonic’ and ’Casual Discussion with Toyota International Employee Juliette Tempia.’ COFSA frequently collaborates with several Nagoya University organizations to create more integrated events for students. Such events include ‘COFSA x ACE Japanese Calligraphy masterclass, ‘COFSA x NUFSA Christmas Concert’, ‘COFSA x NUISG Battle Night’ and regular meetings with ‘Small World Coffee Hour.’ HeForShe NU club The HeForShe NU club is a student organization with Japanese and International students at Nagoya University, with a mission to spread awareness about gender-related issues on campus and beyond. It was founded in 2017 by second-year JACS (G30) student Momo Mori. The first meetings consisted of her friends and interested people who came together to discuss gender-related topics, and the initial discussion was about the club’s name itself, ‘HeForShe’. From weekly meetings, the club branched out to organizing various events such as film screenings, guest speaking events, webinars (during the pandemic), and workshops about various topics. For instance, the club's theme for the year 2021 was to spread information about the menstrual period and period products in Japan, and it created a university-wide survey followed by a webinar and video project discussing the topic