21st Foreign Correspondents
Theme: Youth Culture and Gender Equality Today (2011-2012)
| Name | Country | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| Ms. Miho GODA | China (Hong Kong) | Throughout my undergraduate years to my time as a doctoral student, I participated in programs at the National University of Singapore and conducted research on Chinese communities in Singapore. Currently, I work for both the Department of History and Department of Japanese Studies at Chinese University of Hong Kong. Also, I am researching the support provided in Chinese communities (especially Hong Kong) for Children with High Functioning Pervasive Departmental Disorder. |
| Mr. MUKHAMAD Subkhan | Indonesia | I came to Japan in 2006 to study in the Department of Applied Science for Integrated System Engineering at Kyushu Institute of Technology’s graduate school. I am a student as well as a father with two children. Consequently, I am carrying out household chores and child-rearing activities. In the hope that people in Japan will learn much more about Indonesia, I am actively engaged in community interaction activities. |
| Ms. HONG Mi Ok | South Korea | In 1992, I began working as a civil servant in Incheon City. From 2008 to 2010, I worked at the International Affairs Department in Kitakyushu City, under a staff exchange program between the sister cities of Incheon and Kitakyushu. Currently, I am busy working as a civil servant in Incheon City and also as a mother with two children. While it is difficult to strike a balance between my career and household chores, I hope that I can fully work on both and enjoy myself. |
| Ms. CHEOW Puei Kuen | Malaysia | After graduating from The University of Science Malaysia in the field of interior design, I started my life as a foreign student in Tokyo, Japan to continue my studies, hoping to contribute and dedicate myself to education field in the future. I obtained my master degree in architecture and am currently a Ph.D. student in the same university, conducting research on environment-behavioral studies. It was a special chance for me to get to know KFAW during my visit to Kitakyushu for an academic conference. I participated as one of the 21st KFAW foreign correspondents. |
| Ms. Bhawana UPADHYAY | Nepal | I am a researcher and development practitioner. I have worked with various national and international organizations in different country contexts. Some of my works have been published as book chapters and articles in internationally referred journals. Some of my article are found at the following link: http://www.ekantipur.com/2011/04/07/oped/her-reproductive-choices/332117.html |
1st Reports
- “Trendy Culture in Hong Kong Past and Present”–Miho GODA (China)
- “A Ray of Hope for the Women of Indonesia: From Kartini’s Remarkable Commitments to the Present Conditions of Women’s Employment”–MUKHAMAD Subkhan (Indonesia)
- “Lifestyle Changes among Korean Youth”–HONG Mi Ok (South Korea)
- “The Differences in Money Sense (Spending Habits) and Shopping Behaviour between Men and Women”–CHEOW Puei Kuen (Malaysia)
- “Exploitation of Nepali Women Workers”–Bhawana UPADHYAY (Nepal)
2nd Reports
- “Trends among Young People in Hong Kong (Food)”–Miho GODA (China)
- “Indonesian Women still reluctant to enter Politics”–MUKHAMAD Subkhan (Indonesia)
- “Communication and Internet Culture”–HONG Mi Ok (South Korea)
- “Communications and Internet Culture”–CHEOW Puei Kuen (Malaysia)
- “Women Workers in Nepal’s Popular Employment Sector”–Bhawana UPADHYAY (Nepal)
3rd Reports
- “Consumptioin Behavior and Monet Sense: Gender Differences”–Miho GODA (China)
- “Parental Attitudes Impact on Education Past and Present”–MUKHAMAD Subkhan (Indonesia)
- “Young People’s Job Hunting Activities in Korea”–HONG Mi Ok (South Korea)
- “Youth Lifestyles in Malaysia”–CHEOW Puei Kuen (Malaysia)
- “Food Habits of Nepali City Kids”–Bhawana UPADHYAY (Nepal)
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