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On March 23, I joined the Rose Day event hosted by the Zonta Club of Kitakyushu as a discussion panelist. It was my first time, and I didnât know what to do, but thanks to the support of the Zonta Club members, I was able to finish it successfully. I really appreciated their help.
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At this event, Dr. Satoko Kanzaki gave a lecture on the theme âPassing the Baton for Gender Equality to the Future.â I have learned about the history of gender equality, but I didnât know much about Kitakyushuâs history related to this topic. So, everything I learned was new to me.
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One thing that impressed me was the difference between âparticipationâ and âengagementâ, which Dr. Kanzaki explained:
- Participation means joining something that already exists.
- Engagement means helping to create something new.
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At university, I have tried many things to broaden my perspective. However, I realized that all of them were participation-type activities. After this realization, I have decided to try engagement-type activities in my second year.
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I am very grateful for this valuable experience. I want to pass on what I learned about gender equalityâits history, present, and futureâto the next generation.








