Month: August 2018

Everyday life after a disaster

August 31, 2018October 11, 2018 Web Editor 0 Comments disaster, flooding, preparation, tsunami, typhoon

Camilo A. Guerra-Tejo (Mihara) There is no question that disasters alter our lives. Homes and cherished personal items are destroyed,

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Life as a Muslim in Japan

August 16, 2018October 11, 2018 Web Editor 5 Comments Experience, Islam, Japan, Muslim, Racism

Aisha Bibi (Hiroshima) “Muslims are spied on in Japan”—this was the statement that I had read online when I searched

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