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The theme for 2022 International Womens Day was ‘Break the Bias’.
Breaking the bias in Japan
Through social media, people from all across the world can support and learn about a local issue from miles away and at the same time people from the smallest cities can learn about a bigger issue. 
How to go beyond spreading awareness
A Ukrainian soldier standing in front of an apartment ruined by Russian attack.
Why people are boycotting Russian culture
Nō-seimon gate at the Hongō Campus of the University of Tokyo, where three people were attacked with a knife on 15 January, 2022.
The value of academic prestige and excellence in the Japanese education scene
Kengo Kuma’s architecture Daiwa Ubiquitous Computing Research Building. (Photo credit: Great Big Story, YouTube)
Green innovation
The Olympic rings on the fences at the Olympic village. (Photo credit: Khwaish (‘24))
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Was it worth it?
Image of the Cameroonian weightlifter Cyrille Tchatchet who competed for the Refugee Olympic Team in the 2020 Summer Olympics.
World politics reflected in the 2020 Summer Olympics
Laurel Hubbard competing in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
The International Olympics Committee (IOC) should stand by LGBTQ+athletes
Simone Biles competing in the Women’s Balance Beam in Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
What the 2020 Olympics taught us about the impact that mental health can have on athletes
From left to right: Kokona Hiraki (silver), Sakura Yosozumi (gold), Sky Brown (bronze)
Skateboarding takes off in Japan after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
The barriers around seeking mental health support
The barriers around seeking mental health support
Women-only train cars in Japan have been operating for over a century. Pictured above: The platform of a women-only train car at JR Namba station in Osaka.
Women-only train cars sidestep the root issue of gender inequality
Valieva skated her short program, scoring 82.16.
Was Kamila Valieva a victim of child abuse?
How much do beauty standards matter in Japan?
How much do beauty standards matter in Japan?
Breaking down the news paywall
Breaking down the news paywall
“A Beautiful Mind” tells the story of John Nash, a mathematician who suffered from schizophrenia. Despite receiving some criticism, it is seen as one of the films with a more accurate representation of individuals with schizophrenia. Image credit: imbd.com
Films affect how society perceives individuals living with schizophrenia
Laurel Hubbard competing in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
The International Olympics Committee (IOC) should stand by LGBTQ+athletes
Simone Biles competing in the Women’s Balance Beam in Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
What the 2020 Olympics taught us about the impact that mental health can have on athletes
Echo-chambers of online activism are drowning out voices
Echo-chambers of online activism are drowning out voices
A tap that has run dry. (Source: Image from Unsplash by Jouni Rajala)
“The World’s Water Crisis”: Tokyo is predicted to run out of water in the next few decades
Music worth adding to your playlist
Music worth adding to your playlist
Popular video games that will immerse you in an alternate reality
Popular video games that will immerse you in an alternate reality
Eight movies you should add to your watchlist
Eight movies you should add to your watchlist
Decorations on the piano at Takanawa Gateway Station.
Three street pianos to visit to bring music to your life
photo credit: Netflix
Does “The Queen’s Gambit” glamorize substance abuse?
‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’: an unforgettable story of a Holocaust survivor
‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’: an unforgettable story of a Holocaust survivor
‘Dear Martin’: a necessary and relevant story about racism in America
‘Dear Martin’: a necessary and relevant story about racism in America
Jandy Nelsons Ill Give You the Sun
Jandy Nelson’s ‘I’ll Give You the Sun’
Harvey Weinstein being escorted out of the courtroom after the jury found him guilty of rape and sexual assault on February, 24, 2020.
Harvey Weinstein: a dark truth behind a powerful man
Interview with a children’s book author and illustrator: Marissa Moss
Interview with a children’s book author and illustrator: Marissa Moss
Photo credit: Prasha S.
Coffee beyond Starbucks
The SPBS Toyosu Lounge Credits: SPBS Toyosu webpage
Can’t study at home?
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
How to be a more conscious consumer in 2022
How to be a more conscious consumer in 2022
Sustainable fashion through upcycling, donating, and becoming a wise consumer
Sustainable fashion through upcycling, donating, and becoming a wise consumer
Photo credit: Prasha S.
Coffee beyond Starbucks
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
Restaurants and cafes worth visiting in Tokyo
UBER Eats Delivery Cyclist Riding Through a Busy Oxford Road in Manchester
The Uber Eats takeout guide: part II
Photo via Flickr under Creative Commons license.
Uber Eats: the takeout starter guide
Toki Seven Tea
Toki Seven Tea
Sacred Heart bicycle racks. (Image by Allysha Y.)
Our environmental impact during the pandemic
Students participating in the UN Virtual Tour.
Hits and Misses: Adaptations
Harry Styles performs “Watermelon Sugar” at the Tiny Desk Studio on February 25th, 2020.
Hits and Misses: staying home
Lili M. (11) is making the most of learning from home during the extended closure.
E-learning Hits and Misses
Winter Hits and Misses
Winter Hits and Misses
Ms. Tajiri standing behind her desk in her office.
Ms. Tajiri
Mr. Lancaster
Mr. Lancaster
Krishi
Krishi
Mr. Borecki in the school cafeteria.
Mr. Borecki
Mr. Shirakura standing at the school entrance.
Mr. Shirakura
Cristina
Cristina
Maya
Maya
Chihiro
Chihiro
Allysha
Allysha
Lili
Lili
Harshi (Class of 2020)
Harshi (Class of 2020)
Hana (Class of 2020)
Hana (Class of 2020)
Nellie (Class of 2020)
Nellie (Class of 2020)
Danika (Class of 2020)
Danika (Class of 2020)
Karin (Class of 2020)
Karin (Class of 2020)

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