Hansen's Disease Museum has been open for 30 years. It started as Prince Takamatsu Memorial Hansen's Disease Museum, and even after reopening as The National Hansen's Disease Museum in 2007, it has continued to carry on the aspirations of those affected by the disease who created the museum, and has been supported by many people as a place for human rights education.
On this memorable occasion, we will look back on the aspirations of those who established the museum and those who have promoted the greening of Tama Zenshoen, and hear from Mr. Sakuma Ken (teacher at the Fuchu branch of Tokyo Metropolitan Musashidai Gakuen) about human rights education in schools through Issues related to leprosy.
You can download the document here. (PDF: 8,210KB)

Lecture: "Receiving the thoughts of the people who created the forest and museum - 30 years of human rights education efforts"
You can watch a recording of the day on YouTube.

[Date and time]
Saturday, March 30, 2024
13:30 to 15:20

【venue】
The National Hansen's Disease Museum Video Hall (Doors open: 13:00)
<Venue capacity: 120 people (first come, first served)>

【format】
Hybrid: in-person and online participation
*Text interpretation (subtitles) available

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