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1. The first bits: Mt Fuji Trip, Summer Festivals, Student Village internet connection.
1. The first bits.
(a) Mt Fuji Trip:
Thank you to all the people who took part in the climb of Mt Fuji 2 weeks ago. I heard that 2 people experienced altitude sickness from above the 3250 meter elevation mark - however everybody
made it back safely and although I was unable to participate myself I have been reliably informed that the view
from the top was fantastic. The photos will be in the Students' Photograph archive from July 30th.
The tour also visited the Narusawa Ice Caves and Shiraito no Taki waterfalls. An additional Mt Fuji tour is being planned for August, details in the next newsletter.
Bon Dance:The festival begins on the 2nd in the middle of Okazaki on 'Modern Street' from 7.00pm to
9.00pm. If you would like a free dance lesson and free yukata hire for the festival, contact Jon in the International Office. (No - Jon isn't going to be teaching you the dance, we have a dance teacher coming on Monday July 30th...)
Mikoshi Festival: On Friday the 3rd comes the huge Mikoshi Festival. It costs 1,000 Yen to take part and this includes travel to
and from the festival, drinks, rental of happicoat and the oppportunity to carry a large heavy object around Okazaki whilst
making a lot of noise. As spaces are limited for both festivals it is recommended that you sign up as soon as possible! For
more information see the notices posted in Aoi Hall and Yamasa II building or speak to Jon or Declan in the International
Office. If you wish to take part/sign up for either of these events please visit Hikosaka-san in gakuseika (the student
services office on the ground floor of the Yamasa II building).
Hanabi !!!: Okazaki Castle area from sunset onwards - Be early if you want a good viewing spot. See "Fireworks" below.
(c) Student Village internet connection upgrade: The Student Village's LAN connection is being upgraded to an ADSL line
at 11:30am on Monday July 30th. This will mean faster access to the internet for those using computers in the Village. Naturally
this is for study and news, not for games and music...
(d) Japanese Language Proficiency Test application:
Japanese Language Proficiency Test is held in December every year in Japan and
applications are now being taken for students enrolling in a course at Yamasa,
who will not be in Japan to complete an application in person. If you are going
to be studying through December this year and would like Yamasa to apply on your
behalf to take the test please contact firstname.lastname@example.com stating which
level of the test you would to apply for (1,2,3 or 4). Please not that it is not possible to take two exams, for example, Level 2 and Level 3.
(e) Yahagi River trip.
On Friday 20th July there was a national holiday in Japan ('umi no hi' - sea day) and some of the students and staff spent it lazily floating down the Yahagi river
in inflatable tubes. The photos will be in the Students' Photograph archive from July 30th.
(f) Jobs:
Recruitment ongoing for the following
see http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/network/english/careers.html for details and other
vacancies, and contact
email@example.com if you are interested in applying. Most are connected
with web publishing and translation. Study Japanese for free
in exchange for part-time work in the International
Office. These are ongoing positions - we need people all year round, so please
contact us if you are interested in positions later in the year as
(f) Other bits: Admissions Coordinator Tel: +81 (0) 564 55 8111
2. Course information.
3. Staff Interview: Ken Uchida (Administrator - Student Affairs)
4. Things Japanese: Fireworks
About The Yamasa Institute for Japanese Studies
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(b) Summer festivals: The first weekend of August is one of the biggest weekends of the year for festivals as the Bon Dance
Festival, Mikoshi Festival and fireworks all take place over three days from the 2nd to the 4th of August. The entire Obon
festival is a celebration of the dead - the time when ancestors return home. A good celebration is crucial to getting them
to go away again afterwards.
Mikoshi Festival
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Fax: +81
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Fax: +81 (0) 564 55 8113 (student
Email: Admissions
URL: http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/
URL: http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/network/
2. Course Information
During July all of Yamasa's accommodation is at capacity. Students applying for courses from August may have to stay in the Rec World Hotel for some or all of their stay. In August there are a very limited number of vacancies in the student village and studio apartments. From September there a number of vacancies in the Student Village and Villa studio apartments but space in Residence U and K is limited. There are usually some last-minute changes, so check with Admissions for information or see the availability file for details.
Accommodation in apartments in the annexe of the Rec World Hotel (near Daijuji temple) will be used whenever Yamasa accommodation becomes full. The prices for the "1K-Single" and "2K-Shared" room options have been discounted and are now the same price as per the Student Village. For more information on the apartments in the Rec World Hotel annexe, please see the following pages:
http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/english/hotel.html (for accommodation description)
http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/english/tankisei.html (for price list of accommodation)
Message from Housing Office: Please also note that it is extremely important that you rank your accommodation preferences clearly. Upgrades are possible in the event of cancellations - so if your first preference is a single room in the village, select "Village single" as first choice, the "Hotel single" as your second choice and so on.
Long-term Courses:
Student Visa: Applications for April 2002: Applications for the student visa beginning in April 2002 are now being taken. (Applications for the October 2001 student visa have now closed and no more applications can be accepted). If you are not sure about the deadlines, please check the deadlines for the student visa listed in each course in the program catalogue. If you wish to apply for the next start-date of April 2002 please complete an application form online (see program catalog for details: http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/english/programs/apply.html) or contact Admissions for more information. The application deadline for the April 2002 student visa start is December 20th 2001.
Short-term courses:
Discovery tour starting on September 7th - itinerary at: http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/english/programs/discovery_tour20010907.html Contact email@example.com for details. There are still a few places available - join a very small private tour: Includes Tsumago and Magome (Japanese alps) tour, Tenryu Gorge, Mount Komaga-take, all the best parts of Fuji and the surrounding area including the Five Lakes, Narusawa Ice Cave, Fugaku Wind Cave and Shiraito-no-taki. Also a tour of the Asahi Brewery, Atsuta Jingu and Tokugawa Art Museum as well as many other locations. |
Other Discovery Tours all have vacancies - contact Admissions for further information. Tour dates for this year are August 24th, September 7th, October 19th and December 14th.
All SILAC programs have space but accommodation is limited. Contact Admissions as soon as possible for information.
Ken Uchida |
Ken Uchida works as an administrator in Student Affairs at Yamasa.
Jon: Uchida-san, I have been receiving requests from a number of students wanting to know more about the mysterious man who sits next to Toh Sensei in student affairs - do you think you could spare a minute to give the students a little insight into your mysterious world?
Ken: I'd love to....
J: How long have you been gracing Yamasa with your prescence?
K: By October this year, I will have been working here for exactly 12 months.
J: Do you have to travel far to come to work?
K: No, I'm lucky in that I live close to Yamasa.
J: But you still drive your car to work as opposed to walk or come by bicycle, even though you live close by?
K: I know it sounds lazy but you wouldn't believe how close to Yamasa some of the staff here live and they still drive!
J: Um er, Yes I think I know what you're talking about... Many people are dying to know what your job entails?
Continued at http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/network/english/newsletter/staff_int_13.html
4. Things Japanese: Hanabi!!! (Fireworks)
From late July to late August, there are fireworks displays all over Japan. A tradition that goes back several centuries in Japan, fireworks festivals have become an integral part of the Japanese calendar. Every major city and Japan has a display and thousands of other smaller towns and cities also put on a festival bringing to over 5,000 the number of displays around the country. About 250 of these are classed as 'large scale' events and about a fifth of these take place in, and around, Tokyo. The most famous display.........
Continued at http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/network/english/newsletter/things_japanese_16.html
The Yamasa Institute is committed to providing high-quality education in the Japanese language. We are a non-profit organization, a part of the Hattori Group. We are accredited by Association for the Promotion of Japanese Language Education - APJLE, accreditation number B302 - and "the only Institute in the Mikawa region with the appropriate programs, systems, curriculum and facilities required for quality Japanese language education" according to the Ministry of Justice. Further, in recognition of the excellent quality of our programs, we are in the top tier of 'Appropriately Authorized Japanese Language Education Institutes' - in fact, the only school in the Mikawa area with this prestigious recommendation. For full details see the accreditation section on the homepage at http://www.yamasa.org/acjs/english/accreditation.html
You are being sent this newsletter because at some time you contacted the Yamasa Institute's Aichi Center for Japanese Studies through email, or you contacted an internet-based Japanese language information service which forwarded your email to us. If you do not want to receive further issues of this newsletter, please send a message to firstname.lastname@example.com with the word "unsubscribe" in the title. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Affiliated Scholars and Research Associates
IPR faculty recognize that working with scholars from outside of the University enriches their research and are also committed to the training of future scholars and benefit from the help of professional staff. To this end, they welcome as part of their community:
Visiting Scholars 2013-14
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Visiting Scholar | Home Institution or Organization |
Rob Greenwald | Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness (SREE) |
Juanna Joensen | Stockholm School of Economics (September 2013) |
Michael Neblo | Ohio State University |
Postdoctoral Fellows 2013-14
IPR postdoctoral fellows work closely with IPR faculty on research projects of common interest. IPR offers the IES postdoctoral training program for those interested in education research and methodology
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Martyna Citkowicz | IES Postdoctoral Training Grant | Larry V. Hedges |
Katherine Ehrlich | Biological Embedding of Early-Life Socioeconomic Status (SES) | Emma Adam and Greg Miller |
Cari Hennessy | Wesley G. Skogan | |
Camelia Hostinar | Biological Embedding of Early-Life Socioeconomic Status (SES) | Greg Miller |
Krzysztof Karbownik | David Figlio | |
Cynthia Levine | Edith Chen | |
Terri Sabol | Dual-Generation Education Project | Lindsay Chase-Lansdale |
Yasemin Kisbu-Sakarya | Improving Quasi-Experimental Design | Thomas D. Cook |
Megan Workman | Edith Chen and Greg Miller |
Research Associates 2013-14
IPR research associates are a critical element of the Institute's research enterprise, providing high-level professional and academic support to IPR fellows.
Research Associate | Research Project | IPR Adviser(s) |
Evelyn Asch | Prizes' Impact on Minorities Students' Entry into Biomedical Research Careers | Larry V. Hedges |
Ashley Cureton | Chicago Truancy Project | Jonathan Guryan |
Paki Reid-Brossard | Designing Evaluation Studies Project | Larry V. Hedges |
Teresa Eckrich Sommer | Two-Generation Education Project | Lindsay Chase-Lansdale |


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- Guest Jessica C (Sacramento)
- Date of stay 12/26/12
- Review Submitted 05/14/13
My husband, and two small children came up for a week after Christmas. There were back to back huge storms with new snow almost every day. Our kids had never seen snow so the snow falling every day was a big thrill for them. We skied Squaw Valley but it was too crowed over the holiday. We decided to ski Homewood, they picked us up from right near the house every day. Homewood was amazing, it had beautiful views, great snow, and was 5 minutes from the house. The house was to die for, it had amazing views from almost every room. We really liked the great room and gourmet kitchen. We primarily cooked in and even uncovered the barbeque. We really love the master bedroom where we watched the snow fall while drinking coffee in bed. I would highly recommend this house area for winter or summer. The property manager was also always available for us on things like the TV remote. The owners kept the decks clear of snow, which was great for the kids.Recommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, tourists without a car, age 55+, families with teenagers, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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- Guest Gary (United States)
- Date of stay 02/02/13
- Review Submitted 05/01/13
We had fantastic family vacation with our two college age children came into Reno airport (1 hour away), for one of the best vacation we have ever had as a family The home is located in Homewood, on Hurricane Bay, 5 minutes from Sunnyside Restaurant, and 7 minutes from Tahoe City. The home is custom built by the owners, with hard wood floor and carved doors from Bali, Indonesia. We stayed upstairs in a bedroom with a Tempurpedic mattress, a view of the lake, and a sitting area of morning coffee. The kids stayed downstairs, in large bedrooms with Tempurpedic mattresses, large view windows,individual bathrooms, and wonderful decorations. Plenty of room for families and room to spread out with privacy. The upstairs has a huge great room with a view of the lake and a surround sound satellite TV with all the stations and a DVD player. The system is simple to figure out, hoorah for that. The kitchen was exceptional, it had a gas Wolf Range, two prep areas/sinks for the gourmet chief in the group. We bought discount tickets at Squaw Valley and Alpine Village, Homewood, and North Star. We loved the van pick up service from Homewood but really enjoyed the more challenging runs at Squaw and Alpine. We stayed two week and will probably come back in the summer and take advantage of the kayaking, the owners have three kayaks to utilize. There is also a bike trial in front of the house that runs from the house to Squaw Valley, apparently a nice relatively short ride along the river. We cross county skied in Blackwood Canyon, about 5 minutes from the house. Blackwood Canyon is supposed to be fantastic for biking and hiking, looking forward to check it out. The decks has a huge barbeque with outdoor seating. Although i do not own a boat, I was told there is a bouy for a boat, in front of the house. The owners are very nice people and can tell you where to hike, bike, eat and etc., very helpful. We will be back again, I can highly recommend this home rentalRecommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, people with disabilities, age 55+, families with teenagers, pet owners, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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- Guest Joe (Sacramento)
- Date of stay 09/13/12
- Review Submitted 02/06/13
I had occasion to stay at this beautiful home with friends last year. To say the least the home is SENSATIONAL!. My friends and I went fishing and cycling and toured the area. There was nothing left for us to do in the house, everything worked perfectly and the owners were most accomodationg with our schedules. The rate is VERY competitive to the other rental homes we considered. Can't wait to book it again.Recommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, tourists without a car, age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Incredible Home with all the Bells and Whistles
- Guest dt (United States)
- Date of stay 12/01/12
- Review Submitted 01/31/13
My husband and 2 children spent a week at this gorgeous home and had a wonderful time! Both my boys enjoyed learning to ski at Homewood (less expensive and smaller than Squaw) while my husband and I checked out Alpine and Squaw Valley. We also snowshoed at Blackwood Canyon (only minutes from the house) which was a beautiful trek along a river. The kids had a great time and it was easy to rent the equipment at AlpenGlow in Tahoe City. The lake views and sunrise were absolutely stunning and blended so well with the warm and welcoming interior space. I loved the fabulous kitchen that contained every tool I could imagine to whip up a gourmet meal for the family! Each bedroom was spacious, comfortable and quiet. I would highly recommend this vacation home to anyone who wants to experience true Tahoe comfort and serenity!Recommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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- Guest Gayla Morrison (Bay Area)
- Date of stay 11/29/10
- Review Submitted 01/20/11
What an amazing special place, and a great value considering your on the lake with a large new custom home, a private buoy and beach. My husband, three teenagers, and I just rented this new beautiful custom home on the Lake during the winter of 2010. It was amazing from the beginning. Our kids came from a couple of different locations so we had three cars on both trips. It was great having room for two cars in the garage and one in a parking area just above the house. The place worked great to sleep 8 comfortably. Two boys slept on a queen size blow up mattress in the office. We all went to Homewood to ski and home every day for lunch. It was a 10 minute drive. Homewood is definitely a good value and the new lift is great. One day we all packed up and went to Squaw Valley, which is more expensive but also a more expert mountain. The kids loved the Terrain Park and we loved the being able to sit on the deck for lunch at the Resort at Squaw Creek. At night, the 8 of us sat around and watched videos and cooked. The great room and kitchen are well set up for a large group. Thanks for a great time!Recommended for: Age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, girls getaway.
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- Guest Jim (San Francisco)
- Date of stay 08/12/10
- Review Submitted 01/08/11
I agree with the other reviewer that the great room and kitchen pictures don't do the home justice. According to the owner those were taken when there was a renter in the house. The current pictures do not show the beautiful Oriental Carpets, the large couch, the extra seating, or the Wolf cooking stove. My husband and I and another couple stayed in the home over the winter and summer of 2010. We plan on staying again this winter and probably in the summer. We came with another couple who like to cross country ski and snow shoe. Blackwood Canyon is a 2 minutes car ride and offer miles of trails and roads. We love the quiet and lack of people. We are also Foodies, not sure if I spelled it right but that is what people call us. We love to cook and go out to dinner. Close by is Sunnyside for a drink on the Lake and an amazing breakfast place across from Sunnyside but I cannot remember the name. Wolfdales in Tahoe City is as good as any San Francisco restaurant, great bar to hang out. We also had a great time drinking wine, watching sports and cooking in the amazing kitchen/great room, we had two sinks and two dishwashers, perfect.Recommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, girls getaway.
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Sweet Pad
- Guest Matt (San Francisco)
- Date of stay 12/26/10
- Review Submitted 01/04/11
We stayed at this house for the week between Xmas and NYE and I have to say the photos posted here do not do the house any justice at all. We were really suprised when we arrived. The open plan living space is HUGE with great views of the lake and the kitchen is very well kitted out offering a great family room to hang out in. There really isn't anything bad to say about this property. The double garage was a nice touch not having to dig out the cars each morning and the access to the main road was easy. I highly recomend this property.Recommended for: Sightseeing, adventure seekers, age 55+, families with teenagers, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
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- Guest John Marin
- Date of stay 07/04/10
- Review Submitted 01/03/11
My wife and three children spent both July 4, 2010 and Christmas 2010 at this 3015 Westlake Blvd. new custom home. In the summer we had our own beach and boat buoy. We went water skiing most every morning, the boat was 20 feet off our own beach, we used the owners dinghy. Some nights we drove the boat to many different restaurants with boat access. The children used the bike bath in front of the house for riding and skateboarding. Winter Xmas 2010 we used the home to access Homewood Ski Resort, 3 miles from the house, we came home for lunch with the family. For more aggressive skiing we were 15 minutes from Alpine Meadows and Squaw Valley. The home is ideally suited for a large family to relax, cook, and enjoy the view of Lake Tahoe. Some of us went to Blackwood Canyon, 2 minutes away, to cross country ski and snow show, gorgeous with no people. These family memories cannot be replaced, anyone would love the versatility of this home, check it out.Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
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Winter Dec 10 - Mar 20 3 night min stay |
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About the owner: Outside our front door and across the road is this beautiful beach.
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We developed this site that once had four historic buildings and now accommodates two beautiful green and solar homes. It has its own beach and buoy. We water ski in front of our house. We take our boat to numerous restaurants. We love the West Shore of Tahoe for its exceptional beauty and lack of traffic.
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While staying at this property you can enjoy the beauty of Lake Tahoe and easily participate in both Summer and Winter Sports. There is a gourmet kitchen and can seat 12 people in the great room/kitchen for drinks, dinner and family conversation, plus a bit of sports viewing on the big screen/Direct TV. Being new, all of the elements of comfort are here, we also have Tempurpedic beds which we love, which makes resting after a long ski day easy.
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Morning sun in the summer, deck furniture/BBQ out soon, great, warm Lake view
Full dual Wolf Range, two dishwashers, two full sinks, gourmet kitchen.
Entry door, 2 car garage next to entry
Master bedroom with gas fireplace.
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Lake Aloha, Echo Summit, Hiway 50.
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Marlette Lake
Kokane Salmon at Taylor Creek in the Fall
Great room at Christmas
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Large Great Room and Gourmet Kitchen
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Sunset in winter Alpenglow
Winter, easy access from Hiway 89
Eagle Falls in the Spring, Emerald Bay.
Skurf boarding in Hurricane Bay, just across the street from our home.
Flume Trail bike ride, Spooner Summit.
Hiking Squaw Valley, take the tram down after June 15.
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As natural gas prices rose above $4 per thousand cubic feet, power generating companies began moving back to coal, Harvey said. Lingering cold weather prompted utilities to use all of the coal purchased under long-term contracts.
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D.C. task force to release anti-bullying recommendations
The recommendations the Youth Bullying Prevention Task Force developed with the Urban Institute and AmericaSpeaks will focus on three prevention models: ensuring anti-bullying prevention efforts reach every D.C. resident, focusing specifically on youth who are either at-risk for bullying or are more likely to become bullies and working with bullying victims and those who have victimized them.
Elliot Imse of the D.C. Office of Human Rights told the Washington Blade on Wednesday that task force members decided to approach the issue from a public health perspective.
"The city council and the mayor's office really wanted us to make this a citywide policy that goes above and beyond responding to incidents when they happen," he said. "So the researchers took the unique approach and realized as we talk about all the aspects of bullying and the consequences of bullying to victims; it really does come down to public health issues, mental health issues, the risk of suicide, the risk of homeless, things like that, and really decided to take a public health approach to it."
The Bullying Prevention Act of 2012 that Gray signed into law last June requires all city agencies, educational institutions and grantees that work directly with young people to implement an anti-bullying policy by September.
It also created the Youth Bullying Prevention Task Force and charged it with developing a model policy upon which the aforementioned groups can create their own anti-bullying protocols. D.C. Public Schools, the Metropolitan Police Department, the Department of Parks and Recreation, the Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League, Metro Teen AIDS and the D.C. Trans Coalition are among the dozens of agencies and organizations with representatives on the task force.
"I can't think of a more noble or impactful goal than to end bullying of our youth and continue to create environments where our young people learn and thrive in health and safety," Gray said before he signed the anti-bullying measure into law.
Imse said the task force's recommendations are part of what he described as one of the country's most comprehensive bullying prevention efforts.
"We know bullying happens at school, of course that's where we need to focus a lot of our energy," he said. "But bullying happens in recreation centers, in our libraries, in our transit system and really we need to be addressing it from that level so that the government of the District is really doing everything it can to prevent bullying in the first place. These bullying incidents add up, the health effects pile on regardless of whether it's in school or not. So what this policy does is try to address bullying in all the public spaces that the government can."
Shawn Gaylord of the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network, who sits on the task force, applauded D.C. officials for their efforts to combat bullying in the nation's capital.
"The recommendations that will be presented tomorrow are truly groundbreaking in their reach and will help make D.C. a safer place for all young people," he told the Blade on Wednesday. "GLSEN is proud to have been a part of this effort from the very beginning and we look forward to continuing to partner alongside Mayor Gray and the Office of Human Rights on this important initiative."
"Every day in our city, LGBTQ youth go to school and access other services knowing that they will likely endure teasing, harassment and even physical abuse before they return home," SMYAL Executive Director Andrew Barnett added. "These comprehensive recommendations are an important milestone in our journey to address bullying and harassment in the District and to create safer spaces for all of our youth. Now, we must ensure the recommendations are quickly and fully adopted and implemented by every agency that serves young people."
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This is a very good thing, Mayor Gray.
But it is so not enough– especially when LGBT residents of, and LGBT visitors to DC risk violent attack for just walking around DC as open and proud LGBT people.
Incredibly violent anti-LGBT hate crimes have continued to go up in DC during the years– both while you were Council Chair, and now, during your time as mayor.
As soon as you were elected, you spectacularly broke your campaign promise to the LGBT community by failing to consult LGBT public safety activists in your choice for police chief. And you hastily re-appointed the chief who tried to destroy MPD's Gay and Lesbian Liaison Unit as soon as she came to office in 2007.
Your chief of police has done nothing to stop anti-LGBT hate crimes in DC for six long years. And now Human Rights Watch accuses Chief Lanier's MPD of having a culture of ignoring, belittling and discouraging sexual assault victims from reporting…
The report released by Human Rights Watch Thursday said the group couldn't find incident reports on 170 cases from 2008 to September 2011.""Dozens of people who work with victims and from victims and from medical staff and from different community organizations said they are concerned that cases weren't being taken seriously and that victims were being treated insensitively and were belittled and discouraged from reporting and not believed when they went to the police for help," said Sara Dareshori, of Human Rights Watch.
(NBC Washington, By Jim Handly, Jan 24, 2013 )
Do you suppose that might sound familiar to victims of violent anti-LGBT hate crimes, as well? How many LGBT hate crimes while you were mayor and chairman of the Council, Mr. Gray, have been close with an arrest? Where was your personal oversight and concern?What have you REALLY done to stop anti-LGBT hate crimes in DC?
Earlier this month, you joined your chief of police in another dishonest PR photo-op taking outrageous personal credit for a 50-year drop in homicides in DC. But the truth is that same said 50-year drop in homicides has occurred all across our nation– and that's been widely reported in the press (including in WaPo, this month).
Just how stupid do you think DC voters– both LGBT and straight, really are, Mr. Gray?
Gay Youth have so many strikes against them in forming a sexual identity. I feel it is our role not to exclude them from achieving their goals. Hate crimes are not distinguishable by age. I feel many Gay Youth have to submit to being different by those who are attempting to do them harm. There is nothing worse than subjecting our youth to punishment that serves only to inhibit and intimidate them.
I feel Gay Youth have so many strikes against them in forming a sexual identity. I hope that the influence of Bullies does not altar their views of one another. There is no reason to keep closeted or punish our Gay Youth who need help in achieving their goals.
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Microsoft launches Bahrain 'Imagine' round
Manama, February 1, 2012
Microsoft has launched the Bahrain round of its premier student technology competition, Imagine Cup 2012, which will give students an opportunity to "Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems".
The competition, now in its tenth year, is being supported by the strategic partner Bahrain eGovernment Authority, and is open to students between the ages of 16 to 26 years.
It aims to empower students to use their creative and technical abilities to make a positive impact on society, a statement from the company said.
The first winning team in the software design category in will participate in the Imagine Cup worldwide finals which will be held in Sydney in July.
Tareq Hijazi, country manager for Microsoft in Bahrain and Oman, said: "Microsoft believes that technology is a powerful force that can make a difference to our world and by having students compete for a good cause, not only will they be motivated to be the next generation of technology and business innovators but it will also empower them and inspire many generations to come."
Mohammed Ali Al Qaed, CEO of the eGovernment Authority, said: "We believe that this is a great initiative that will inspire young Bahraini talents and future ICT industry leaders to showcase their technology innovations and present their ideas to the best in the ICT industry".
"It is always important to stay in touch with what's happening in ICT, especially when it comes to innovation and creativity," he said.
"Participating students will be able to transform the theoretical part of what they've learned to a practical one, especially when they start their career path in different fields," Al Qaed added.
A number of students from Bahrain have participated at previous editions of the Microsoft Imagine Cup, the statement said.
In 2009, a three-member team from the University of Bahrain (UOB) won the first place in the regional finals and represented Bahrain at the global Imagine Cup finals with their "Cash Trash" project.
Additional supporters to the Imagine Cup Bahrain are Asus and Wamda, the statement said.
Students can participate in the competition by registering at the website, latest by March 20, it said. – TradeArabia News Service
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