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シカゴで暮らす、教える、考える 第1回：「日本が好き」とは

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On this day - Living, Teaching, and Thinking in Chicago

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Watching “I Am A Comedian” (Dir. Fumiari Hyuga, 2022) in a U.S. Classroom

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Nuclear Problems and Society | TRAILS: Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology

On the day of the CPS High School Entrance Exam

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October 2022: Faculty and Staff Accomplishments

TEAACH Nuclear History Project Progress Report 2021-2022

Nuclear Hotseat #589: “Cool” Nuclear History Education for Kids – Prof. Yuki Miyamoto, Aiko Kojima Hibino

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Chicago educators create new lessons on Asian American history, nuclear power

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平和教育米で広がれ　シカゴで広島出身の宮本さん　原爆や核問題カリキュラム作り授業 (Spread peace education in the U.S. Ms. Miyamoto, a native of Hiroshima, created a curriculum to teach about the atomic bomb and nuclear issues in Chicago.)

Globalizing Japanese Pop Culture | TRAILS: Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology

On University of Chicago Asian Students' Rally to Demand More Police in Response to Dennis Zheng Incident.

Atlanta shooting felt in Hyde Park's Asian community

On anti-Asian hate

Chicago’s steep enrollment losses hit high-poverty schools hardest

“Normal” Lunch in a Pandemic: Shining a Spotlight on Chicago Public Schools' Food

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Speaking at a Chicago school board meeting is a feat of endurance for parents. It shouldn’t be.

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Responsibility or Right to Eat Well?: Food Education (Shokuiku) Campaign in Japan

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Note for "Ashes to Honey" Post-screening Discussion