A Report on the Kyushu University “LGBTs Support Guide” Publication Commemoration Symposium / 3rd Inclusive Design Seminar: Design for LGBTs and an Inclusive Society

Kyushu University held the “Design for LGBTs and an Inclusive Society—Creating New Value in Universities, Workplaces, and Society” symposium, both as a commemorative symposium for the publication of the LGBT Support Guide, and as the third Design for Social Inclusion Research Symposium in October 2020. The report on what happened on the day of the symposium has been completed. It contains explanations on the vocabulary used, and shows the reader how it was to actually be there. We hope you take the chance to read it.

The Design for LGTBs and an Inclusive Society Report
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©2020 Kyushu University Faculty of Design, Design Initiative for a Diversity & Inclusion  Preparation Office

●The Design for LGBTs and an Inclusive Society Report Table of Contents
Introduction

Part 1　The Symposium
1.　 Mazakazu Tani – A Greeting
2.　Hiroya Igarashi – Design vs. Diversity
3.　Mamoru Sato – Designing and Establishing the LGBTQ Communication Center
4.　Jun Nakajima – Taking about our day to day scenery and the  norms of design
5.　Discussion
5.1. Announcement of the Kyushu University sexual minority circle, arcus
5.2. The -kun, -san problem
5.3. Public awareness
5.4. Understanding diversity
5.5. Facilitation talent
5.6. “Yokayoka”
5.7. Creating a place for discussion
6.　Questions from the floor
6.1. Transcreation Design
6.2. Doing things “for their sake”
6.3. Sexual violence
6.4. Local efforts

Part 2　The words and gender exhibit

Part 3　The results of the questionnaire for the expansion of education and support regarding LGBTs
Questionnaire overview
The responders
Risk to life (suicide, self harm, outting, etc.)
Education and life at the university
University support