Here are keywords of everyone's problems that came out from the questionnaire survey: children, work, difficulties in being understood, keeping research activity, and attending conferences.. But, there must be some hints to solve them. Send your opinions to Slido!
 
The answers to a survey on life-work balance conducted this year among the members of the Genetics Society of Japan revealed a variety of common concerns. We would like to report on the results of the survey and discuss solutions with you. This year, we will use a tool called Slido, which will allow everyone to participate and discuss anonymously. We hope to have a positive discussion over lunch. Please join us.
 
Date: September 4 (Wed.), 12:15-13:45
Place: A104 (and zoom)
Free box lunch will be provided on the day.
Registration: No pre-registration is required for in-person participants.
 
Only those who wish to participate online should register at the URL below by September 1, 2024.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MW5oNmgca_WRVw8AUXtUwubDa_S_7OCTDXOBX6wERuY
 
Program
(1) Results of the questionnaire at the time of registration for the conference
Kenji Ichiyanagi (Nagoya University, Chair of Gender Equality Committee)
(2) Results of the Life-Work Balance Questionnaire
Kaoru Yoshiyama (Tohoku University, Gender Equality Committee Member) 3.
(3) General discussion using Slido
Facilitator: Kaoru Yoshiyama
 
For more information on how to use Slido, please refer to this URL
https://www.slido.com/
 
 
Organizer: Gender Equality Promotion Committee of Japanese Society of Japan