Tag archive: community work
Barbara Warmbein | 25 June 2015
In spring, 1408 high school students answered a survey done by the Oshu International Relations Association. The survey asked whether they had heard about the ILC, what it meant to them and whether they had any worries or expectations. The results are fascinating and will have some influence on how the project will be communicated to locals if it gets approved.
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Around the World | Tagged:
community work, Iwate, Japan, outreach, siting, Super B
Barbara Warmbein | 28 May 2015
The Japanese town Kesen-Numa has large expertise in the fishing and port industry, but they have never hosted a major international lab. A delegation recently visited CERN to learn how these labs work, what they need and what benefit they bring to their neighbours.
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Image of the week | Tagged:
CERN, community work, ILC hosting, industry, Japan, outreach
14 May 2015
The people of Iwate prefecture in northern Japan – the potential future home of the ILC – go to great lengths to show their support for the collider project. Banners under cherry blossoms and bumper stickers are just a few of the many examples of visible support – here are a few impressions from a recent visit of the interaction collaboration to the region.
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Image of the week | Tagged:
community work, ILC site, Japan, Kitakami
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