A summary of the activities of graduates of community development University!

This section introduces what graduates have realized in the region through regional colleges, and examples of how they worked while devising due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Last Updated October 19, 2021

"community development University"-Examples of Activities of Graduates-

In Yokohama City, as an initiative to foster leaders in local activities, we have implemented community development University (Regional University) in collaboration with NPOs and other organizations, and various initiatives that lead to solving local issues and creating appeal from graduates.
Therefore, we summarized the activity examples of graduates of regional colleges one by one from 18 wards.
We have created opportunities for those who want to start local activities in the future, and as a hint for continuing activities for those who are already active in the community, so please use it.

Collaborative "community development University"-Examples of Activities of Graduates-(June 2021) (PDF: 1,349KB)

＊You can also see the case introduction page from the "Effort Name" in the list below.
＊Information is as of the end of May 2021.

List of Cases
Name of ward	Name of Initiatives	Activities	Keyword
Tsurumi	Shitamachi Chabo (PDF: 331KB)	A place where participants and bearers can enjoy together! Based on the concept, "Dementia Cafe" is being held once a month.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Kanagawa	Fureaikko Mitsuzawa (PDF: 378KB)	Two graduates from the same area realized the commonality of each other's dream plans, and with the cooperation of Neighborhood Association, they are conducting a children's cafeteria in community hall. In fiscal 2018, we opened a second children's cafeteria. Due to the situation where children's cafeterias cannot be held due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we opened two learning support bases in FY2021.	Exchange and Whereabouts
West	Amidana (PDF: 327KB)	Established a free talk place for people with families who have difficulty living. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event will be held online and in combination with real and online.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Medium	American Saka Farm (PDF: 389KB)	Utilizing the site of Honmokuwada Community Care Plaza, we interact with nearby welfare facilities through activities to create local vegetable gardens.	Exchange and Whereabouts
South	Road Nickname Project (PDF: 374KB)	Deepen hometown awareness and attachment to the community through activities that give nicknames to the road.	Multi-generational exchange
Konan	Nagomi Noba (PDF: 437KB)	Using a vacant store in a shopping center in housing complex, Nagomi Noba is being held jointly by the two coalition areas.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Hodogaya	Tokiwadai area support volunteer Thank you (PDF: 401KB)	He raised "easy neighborhood volunteers" in his own activity plan "My Plan", set up a local garden tree care volunteer "Arigatai", and is continuing to work as a paid volunteer organization.	Local volunteer organization
Asahi	Making a place for Naka Horikawa Ikoi (PDF: 448KB)	The Naka-Horikawa Promenade aims to make the Naka-Horikawa Promenade a place for local communities through cleanup activities, planting activities, and initiatives at the Promenade Gallery to decorate pictures of elementary school studenｔ. In fiscal 2019, we started activities aimed at growing fireflies, and we are continuing our activities in cooperation with nearby Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations, elementary schools and waterside protection associations.	Environmental Activities
Isogo	mamariba（PDF：385KB）	The event is held once a month in community hall, where children and their parents can freely chat and exchange information.	Multi-generational exchange
Kanazawa	Record appreciation party "It's retirement! Everyone gathers!" （PDF：325KB）	At the Neighborhood Hall, a record appreciation party is held once a month to bring nostalgic records and enjoy chatting while listening to music.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Kohoku	Town of thought Tarumachi (PDF: 380KB)	In the Tarumachi area, in addition to disseminating information on the public relations magazine "Tarumachi Event Bulletin Board" and its website, we have been promoting initiatives using SNS (Twitter, LINE official account) since FY2019.	Dissemination of Information
Green	Long halo ☆Walk (PDF: 395KB)	Held an event where you can like Nagatsuta's "town" organized by the community "NIKO" where people who want to support and want to support child care gather and enjoy. Interacting across generations.	Multi-generational exchange
Green leaves	Regional exchange event "Shining Pond" (PDF: 332KB)	Regional exchange event (conducted at Moegino Park) that students worked on in 2018. In fiscal 2019, graduates will be the chairman of the executive committee, and will continue to be organized by the local alliance Neighborhood Associations.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Tsuzuki	Midsummer Night Film Festival (PDF: 313KB)	A movie screening that can be enjoyed by family members will be held at Yamada Fuji Park. Everything from construction to guidance and withdrawal is made by the residents, and around 200 people visit each time.	Activation of Neighborhood Association Activities
Tozuka	Crew, an information magazine for community development (PDF: 362KB)	In fiscal 2017, the OB / OG meeting was launched by graduates of the first to third term. She has published the Crew, an information magazine for community development, and has published a series of articles on organizations in the ward, Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations, columns on the activities of the Federation, and columns on SDGs for the community development.	Dissemination of Information
Sakae	Hanakago Bunko Yutoriro (PDF: 381KB)	Aiming at a "place for children" where everyone can gather, reading activities, candy shops, learning support, crafts, etc. are being rolled out slowly and widely.	Exchange and Whereabouts
Spring	Ryokuen Children's Watching Project (PDF: 403KB)	The flowers grown by students from Ryokuen East and West Elementary Schools will be placed in front of the gardens and entrances of local residents' homes,anti-crime program, etc.	Multi-generational exchange
Seya	Yururi-kai (PDF: 367KB)	It is a place for those who have withdrawn, experienced withdrawal, and those who find it difficult to live. The salon is held on the first Saturday of every month. https://www4.hp-ez.com/hp/yururiseya/page0 (external site)	Exchange and Whereabouts

About each ward community development University

community development University is a course where people who are already active in the community, such as Neighborhood Association and various commissioners, as well as citizens who want to work in the community, can learn how to solve local issues through group work and learn how to create attractiveness in the community.
This program is held in 18 wards with the aim of improving the skills of those involved in community development and finding and developing new human resources through learning.
This course is characterized by the fact that the area, ward office, NPO corporation, etc. are planning and operating in collaboration.
＊For more information about Ayumi and business effects of community development University, please refer to the Collaborative community development University School (June 2021) (PDF: 1,349KB) (pages 21 to 22).
＊For details on the community development University (*) of each ward, please check the website below.
　※Since the names of "community development University" are nicknamed for each ward, actual course names vary from ward to ward.
　※About holding time and conduct contents, it varies according to ward and business year.

About local support such as "community development University" of each ward
List of pages for each ward
Tsurumi	Kanagawa	West	Medium	South	Konan
Hodogaya	Asahi	Isogo	Kanazawa	Kohoku	Green
Green leaves	Tsuzuki	Tozuka	Sakae	Spring	Seya

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