14:00-14:05  Opening Remarks

Kiyoto Kasai (Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo)

Part 1: Neurodiversity from the Perspective of Autistic Individuals

14:05-14:25  Discourse on neurodiversity, disability and autism in the context of EUCAP and GATFAR

Heta Pukki (European Council of Autistic People)

14:25-14:45  The Origin of Neurodiversity and Autscape

Martijn Dekker (Autscape Organisation)

14:45-15:05  Introduction of “Tojisha-Kenkyu” Practice by Autistics in Japan

Ayaya Satsuki (The University of Tokyo)

15:05-15:25  The Practice of East Asian Autistic Rights and the Neurodiversity: using the media of webculture

Yoon Wn-Ho (estas, Adult Autistic Self-Advocacy Meeting)

15:25-15:45  Autism: The Chilean way; How autistic individuals promote the visibility of neurodiversity

Francisco Pizarro Olivares (Center for the Development of Inclusive Technologies, UC Chile)

15:45-15:55  Break

Part 2: The Acceptance of Neurodiversity in Japan

15:55-16:10  Acceptance of Neurodiversity in Support Settings for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities in Japan

Masafumi Hizume (Research Department at Nozomi-no-Sono National Center for Severe Intellectual Disabilities / 

Japan Developmental Disabilities Network)

16:10-16:25  Anxiety and Reassurance of Neurodivergent Individuals Using Airports

Nao Niwa (Research and Development Initiative, Chuo University)

16:25-16:40  Acceptance of Neurodiversity in Japanese Education: Current Discussions Towards the Realization of“Inclusive Education”

Kenta Takeuchi (House of Councillors' Committee on Education, Culture, and Science)

16:40-16:55  Recruitment, Retention, and Success of Employees with Developmental Disabilities 

Naoko Yasui (Diversity, Equity ＆ Inclusion Group, MitsuiChemicals,INC.)

16:55-17:10  Concerns about Japan's Acceptance of Neurodiversity from the Perspective of Support for Autistic

Tokio Uchiyama (Fukushima College / Yokohama Developmental Clinic / Parent and Child Support Center Fukushima)

17:10-17:20  Break

Part 3: Panel Discussion

17:20-17:55  Panel Discussion

17:55-18:00  Closing Remarks　　　　　　　

Takane Ito (Center for Coproduction of Inclusion, Diversity and Equity, The University of Tokyo)