An article of Rone and Gigi, who delighted CWAJ members with a wonderful performance for the CWAJ holiday show on December 4, 2024, was featured in Nippon.com. Please read the link below to learn more about them. Laughter
Date: Friday, July 25 Time: Two one-hour sessions: (1) 11:45 – 12:45 (2) 13:30-14:30 There will be a CWAJ program at the “WA” Space, Women’s Pavilion in collaboration with Cartier on Friday, July 25. The WA Space is
A day of celebration and reflection at the majestic Zojoji templeDate: April 5 Time: 11:00 to 15:30 Venue: Zojoji (Address: 4-7-35 Shiba-koen) Capacity: Limited to 20, partners and friends welcome. Fee: 3,000 yen including a box lunch. Chairs provided in
We are delighted to introduce that three books have been donated by former scholars. Those books are in the Mini Library at the Center. Please feel free to read them. Midori Yamaguchi (SA1997)Daughters of the Anglican Clergy: Religion, Gender
Dear Members, CWAJ is looking for your support. CWAJ wants more members and sponsors! Here’s how you can help. The Development Team and the VVI 50th Anniversary Committee have organized two very exciting events in March and April.
Life Offers Many Options My childhoodI was born and grew up in Akita, in the northern part of Japan, where the winter started with gloomy skies and snow in late November, and the snow stayed on the ground
The Development Committee raises funds for CWAJ. The Committee includes two functions: Donations and Sponsorships, and Development. The Donations Team is responsible for soliciting and receiving donations and sponsorships. This year, we will be hosting several solicitation parties
Technology You are invited! Sign up for technology training sessions held at the CWAJ Center: January 29, 10:30 to 12:00 Learn how to use the technology at the CWAJ Center for your hybrid meeting. Sign up: https://cw3saoj.wildapricot.org/event-5975806 January 29,
In 2025, CWAJ celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Volunteers for Visually Impaired (VVI) Committee, providing unique and meaningful programs in English for Japanese with a visual impairment. Two special events are being held to celebrate five decades
Teaching English at JVDCBDo you speak English? Then you can teach English! That is, you can help visually-impaired adults build up their English skills as they retrain for jobs at the Japan Vocational Development Center for the Blind
