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2024 University-wide Harassment Prevention Inservice Training
Center under the sponsorship of the Harassment Prevention Committee.
2024 University-wide Harassment Prevention Inservice Training
We would like to thank you for your continued cooperation in preventing harassment. With the aim of maintaining a desirable learning, research, and work environment, the Harassment Counseling Center (HCC) provides harassment prevention training in departments that request it. Since 2016, the HCC has also been holding university-wide harassment prevention inservice and from 2021, the HCC started conducting online training via video streaming, among other awareness-raising activities.
Following a successful implementation of online training during the previous academic year, we have decided to use the online format this year as well. We have prepared videos to educate participants about the various harassment cases. In addition, starting this year, the training is now available to students as well as faculty and staff, so we encourage even more people to participate and put what they learn into practice during their daily education/research, work, and studies.
Any UTokyo member can view the training material, regardless of their department or affiliation. Please see below for details:
Training Period |
October 28th (Mon.) through December 27th (Fri.) | ||
Training Modality | Online (e-learning) | ||
How to Sign Up |
Please sign up individually for the training via the form below.
Please Sign Up here
※ Your UTokyo Account(ECCS Cloud Email, ***@g.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp)is required for login. ※ Training URL, viewing account & password will be sent after signup. |
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Who Can Sign Up |
All UTokyo Members with valid UTokyo Account | ||
Training Content | “Harassment Cases at Universities & Research Institutes: How to Handle Them” (FOURBRAIN Corporation) / [34 min./Revised in 2024/Japanese*] * English translations of the video content will be distributed. 1. Characteristics of Recent Harassment Issues 2. The Reality of Harassment ●Case 1 Criteria for Determining Harassment ●Case 2 What Is SOGI Harassment?/Unconscious Harassment ● Case 3 Harassment among Colleagues ● Case 4 The “Seeds” of Harassment ● Case 5 Managerial Orders & Harassment ● Case 6 Guidelines for Determining Sexual Harassment ● Case 7 “Hara(ssment)-Hara(ssment)” Troubles 3. To Prevent Harassment |
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● The video is available in Japanese only, but English translations of the training material will be provided. ● Please download the training material from the URL provided in the auto reply email after signing up. ● If you do not receive an auto reply email after signing up, please contact us individually at: <kenshu@har.u-tokyo.ac.jp> ● Recording the video or saving it as a screenshot, etc. is prohibited. ● After the completion of the training, we would appreciate your cooperation in filling out a survey. |
【Video】University-wide Harassment Prevention Inservice Training 2017/2019
【The intended audience is University members with UTokyo Accounts ONLY.】
■ University-wide Harassment Prevention Inservice Training 2017
(Japanese ONLY, with sign language interpretation)【Approx. 40mins.】
<Contents>
■ What is harassment?
■ Various types of harassment
■ Background causes of harassment
■ Harassment prevention: Through everyday interaction and communication
■ If you are troubled by harassment: Harassment Prevention Systems and counseling services at the University of Tokyo
■ University-wide Harassment Prevention Inservice Training 2019
(Japanese ONLY, with subtitles)【Approx. 40mins.】
<Contents>
■ Recent court cases
■ Harassment and law
■ Background and prevention of harassment
■ Understanding of Organizations, Individuals, and Diversity
■ Introduction of Harassment Counseling Center
* Access to these video contents are limited to internal/on-campus use ONLY.
* Click the video you would like to watch and log in with your UTokyo Account.
* Please note that some parts (e.g., exercises, Q & A’s, etc.) have been edited out of the video.
<To the designated Harassment Prevention Personnel in every department>
Internet access is the only system requirement for these videos. As they may prove to be a time-saving, yet effective learning tool, we encourage you to utilize these videos to assist members of your department in moving toward a campus resilient to harassment and
E-learning for Sexual Harassment Prevention
Any University member, including faculty, staff or student, is welcome to utilize this E-learning content to further their knowledge of harassment prevention.
【UTokyo Account Users Only】
■ ”E-learning for Sexual Harassment Prevention” created by Kavli IPMU (English only)
* Accessing this content is limited to internal use only.
* The URL is linked to the UTokyo Portal Site, “Consultation_counters”
If you cannot successfully open the link, go to:
UTokyo Portal → Search and enter “consultation_counters” as your search words.
* This E-learning material consists of Part 1 (watching the video) and Part 2 (taking
a quiz based on the video).
* After accessing the IPMU page from the Guidebook, enter <Username> and
<Password> as shown on the "Consultation_counters" page to start the content.
<To the designated Harassment Prevention Personnel in every department>
Please introduce this E-learning material to international students and/or researchers
in your departments. Both Parts 1 and 2 are available anytime and anywhere, as long as you have Internet access. We would like to encourage you to utilize this new harassment prevention training tool for all members of your departments.
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Training, Workshop & Guidance of Harassment Prevention
available on UTokyo TV. By watching this video, viewers are expected to gain/renew
knowledge and information useful for pursuing their career as a member of the University.
Please note that access to the video contents are limited to internal/on-campus use only.
All UTokyo faculty and staff are welcome to utilize this video for self-development. Since
the basic knowledge on harassment prevention is conveniently summarized in a 15-minute
lecture, it may be an ideal training material for newly-appointed faculty and staff.
【UTokyo Faculty & Staff Only】
◼Harassment Prevention Basic Lecture (Japanese, with sign language interpretation)
【Approx. 15mins.】
▼Click HERE for the video's text in english.
【E-learning】Education for Next Generation Researchers: Questions for PIs
The Committee for Gender Equality, established by the Faculty and the School of
Engineering at the University of Tokyo, has created a questions for principal
investigators, or professors who share similar management responsibilities for their
laboratories and/or various research projects. This questions is aimed toward
cultivating PIs’ critical thinking skills and deepening their understanding of education
for future generation researchers.
Please note that your attitude revolving around gender roles and life-work priorities
may greatly affect your professional setting. With this in mind, we encourage you to
use this questions as a tool to keep your unconscious biases always in check. We
hope these thought-provoking questions will be useful for successful management of
your research environment, where its young members’ safety, productivity and
life-work balances are respected.
【UTokyo Account Users Only】
Click the banner below to start the questions.
※Japanese only.
For more information about the Committee for Gender Equality within
the Faculty and the School of Engineering at the University of Tokyo, click HERE.
On Requesting Harassment Prevention Inservice Training
In order to avoid negative effects on counseling and other duties, please note that there may be inservice training requests, guidance lectures, etc. that the HCC will be unable to fulfill.
We apologize for any inconveniences caused by our current business situation.
We kindly request your understanding and cooperation.
Please consider utilizing the online resources and materials listed below to further your knowledge of harassment prevention.
Despite this circumstance, if you specifically wish to provide a live (whether online/in-person) training session by a harassment counselor, please complete the Harassment Prevention Training Request Form below and upload it to our web folder. We will discuss the available possibilities for conducting training, and follow up with you regarding any necessary arrangements.
Upon requesting training
*To allow enough time to discuss details and make necessary arrangements,
please send us your Training Request Form at least 1 month before your
intended training date.
*Please note that it may sometimes be difficult to fulfill all of your requests
and preferences regarding training contents, structure or medium, etc.
*If you are unable to upload via online form,
please send your form to the HCC Inservice Training Team as an email
attachment.
[Excel 85KB]
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Harassment Prevention Training Request Form (ver. 2023.04.20) *Please see the 2nd Excel sheet for entry example. |
For further information or inquiries,please email us at the HCC Inservice Training Team.
Notification Poster to find the Designated Harassment Prevention Personnel
● Organizing and implementing educational/awareness-raising activities such as harassment prevention seminars
● Providing information about the Harassment Counseling Center to department members
It often seems to be the case that very few University members are aware/informed regarding the availability of Harassment Prevention Personnel and related resources. We hope that this notification poster will make it easier for University members to identify their go-to persons should difficulties arise.
↓ Click on the image below to download this document in Word format.
*Important* Usage of the images in this document is intended ONLY for identifying/notifying the designated Harassment Prevention Personnel in the University. Modification and/or redistribution of the images in any form is prohibited.
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