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Schedule and proceedings in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and partly English can be downloaded as PDF file.<\/p>\n
The 5th<\/sup> East Asian Inclusive City Network<\/b><\/p>\n Co-hosted by<\/p>\n Urban Research Plaza, Osaka City University and the National Taiwan University Graduate Institute of Building and Planning<\/p>\n In collaboration with main organizers “the Organization of Urban Re-s (OURs)”, “Promotion Alliance of Social Housing”, “the Homeless Taiwan Organization”<\/p>\n Sponsored by Taipei City Council<\/p><\/blockquote>\n On Sep. 23 (Wed.) – 25 (Fri.), 2015<\/p>\n At Bopilao Theater Hall<\/p>\n Objective<\/p>\n The East Asia Inclusive Network marked its 5th<\/sup> anniversary. This year’s workshop was held in Taipei (for the second time), where we focused on topics such as socially disadvantaged communities and housing\/welfare\/employment issues of vulnerable populations. To grapple with these issues, we promote active exchange between scholars and professionals\/volunteers.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Venue<\/p>\n Bopilao Theater Hall<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Participants<\/p>\n Each Sub-center (Hong Kong SAR, Osaka and South Korea) introduced 3 to 6 people to join this workshop (for the host city Taipei, the number of participants is flexible).<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Language<\/p>\n This workshop was conducted in Japanese, Korean and Chinese via consecutive interpretation.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n