By Kazuho Tsuchiya | Senior Program Coordinator
Japan NPO Center (JNPOC) believes that civil society is a space where each individual can freely participate, connect, and cooperate with each other toward a better future. Venues and connections that transcend the boundaries between fields and activities are crucial to fostering a better civil society in Japan, as well as to address common underlying structural social issues.
JNPOC is launching a new open learning community project, Tomo-civi* NPO School, which involves a series of lectures and seminars, as well as places for ongoing exchange and co-learning.
The school is open to individuals and organizations engaged in NPO and civic activities from all over Japan, and representatives from relevant government and business sectors!
* The word tomo-civi means torch in Japanese; it is also a pun on the Japanese word that this will be a place where people can work together (“tomo” ni) to create a civil (“civi”) society.
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