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As atomic bomb survivors have been reaching very advanced age, the role of the younger generation, who will carry the torch into the next era, is becoming increasingly important.
Hiroshima Prefecture and HOPe implement various programs to allow the young generation to learn about the realities of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima so that they will be able to play an important role in the international community in the future.
We encourage you, young people, to participate in programs that interest you and join us in handing down the thoughts of atomic bomb survivors to future generations and sending messages of peace to the world.
Peace Education Programs conducted by Hiroshima Prefecture and HOPe
Domestic
Program targeting individuals within Japan
International
Program targeting individuals living abroad
Doctoral Level
Mainly International
Nuclear History Summer Camp in Hiroshima
Program that allows participants to acquire broad knowledge of the history of nuclear weapons and deepen their understanding through discussions with experts
Special Program for 80 Years since the Atomic Bomb
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Undergraduate
/Graduate Level
Mainly International
Hiroshima-ICAN Academy
Program that comprises online lectures on nuclear weapons and security and practical training in Hiroshima
Domestic
80th Year Special Program
Special program that allows participants to acquire expertise on nuclear weapons and global peace and gain practical learning through an overseas field trip
Special Program for 80 Years since the Atomic Bomb
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High School Level
International
Domestic
Hiroshima Junior International Forum
Forum where participants contemplate global peace through listening to testimonies of atomic bombing survivors, engaging in group discussions, and drafting and presenting a Hiroshima Declaration
Domestic
Future Leaders’ Program for Global Peace
Program that provides participants with learning opportunities through lectures on global peace, English exercises, and joint training with their contemporaries from both Japan and abroad
For All Interested in Peace
International
Domestic
Youth Dialogue Event for Global Peace
Event where young people propose ideas through dialogues with global leaders, including UN officials active in disarmament and non-proliferation
※Some age restrictions on participation may apply depending on the year.
International
Domestic
Online Learning Program
An online course that enables attendees to learn about the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and its recovery through YouTube videos
