We held Koto-ku date DV prevention home delivery lecture in H27

2015.12.11

On December 2015, 12 (Thursday) from 10:14 to 40:15, at the Etchujima Campus of Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, the Koto Ward Gender Equality Center held a "Dating DV Prevention Lecture".

Continuing from FY26, we delivered a lecture at the Koto Ward Gender Equality Center as an introductory course to learn from experts.With the understanding of the Dean of Ocean Engineering, the first XNUMX minutes of the faculty meeting will be specially designated as a lecture for the purpose of having teachers experience the experience, in order to hold it as a class for students of this university in the future. It was held in the form of filling.

Inviting Kissho Secretary General of NPO Aware, who is a date DV prevention program facilitator, as a lecturer, starting from understanding basic knowledge about DV (domestic violence, violence between couples) and dating DV (violence between partners) We talked about recent trends in children.Along the way, while watching TV commercials, I learned that there is an unconscious gender bias and that gender roles are divided.Perhaps because it was all new information, the participants sometimes expressed their surprise.At the end of the lecture, the lecturer commented, "It is important to be 'aware' and 'aware' of DV problems. Knowing yourself and the people around you will lead to DV prevention."

This time, we were able to have about 50 teachers participate.In the questionnaire, about XNUMX% of the participants answered that they had some interest after taking the course.Some of them said, "I would like to use it for future student guidance" and "I would like to hear more about recent trends among young people."In addition, more than XNUMX% of the teachers agreed and supported the opportunity for students to take classes.Based on this result, we plan to proceed with concrete preparations to incorporate the dating DV prevention program into classes from next year.