Empowering Citizens Through Mobility Management Education: Join the Exchange Meeting
Join the 2nd Information Exchange Meeting on Mobility Management Education
Introduction
In recent years, the promotion of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the challenges associated with environmental issues and the decline of public transportation have heightened the importance of Mobility Management Education (MM Education). This approach aims to cultivate individuals who can take responsible actions regarding their mobility from a perspective that prioritizes people, society, and the environment. Thus, we will hold a second information exchange meeting focused on MM Education, following the success of last year’s event.
Purpose
The meeting serves as a platform for sharing knowledge about MM Education and creating opportunities for various stakeholders to connect. It will include discussions on the significance and effects of MM Education and presentations of various initiatives related to it. If you are interested in MM Education or are looking to collaborate, we encourage you to participate and bring along others who share the same interest!
For more detailed information on Mobility Management Education and practical case studies, please visit the MM Education portal site.
Event Details
1. Name: 2nd Information Exchange Meeting on Education Related to Transportation (Mobility Management Education)
2. Date and Time: August 3, 2026 (Monday) from 14:00 to 17:50 (Registration starts at 13:30)
3. Location: Japan Education Center, Intermediate Conference Room (2-6-2 Hitotsubashi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) – 3 minutes walk from Jinbocho Station (A1 exit) on the Toei Shinjuku Line, Toei Mita Line, and Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line. Note: Some content will be available online.
4. Capacity: 60 participants onsite (first-come, first-served) and 100 participants online (first-come, first-served). Online sessions will be available until the talk session.
5. Target Audience: Individuals associated with education in mobility management, including personnel from elementary, middle, and high schools, local governments, and transportation providers.
6. Organizer: Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Traffic Ecology and Mobility Foundation
7. Support: Japan Mobility Management Association (tentative)
Participation is free of charge.
Program
- - 14:00 - Opening Remarks
- - 14:05 - Overview of MM Education and Introduction to Eco-Concern Foundation Initiatives
- - 14:15 - Student Learning Outcomes Presentation
- - 14:55 - Lecture: Significance and Effects of MM Education in Schools
- - 15:15 - Talk Session (Case Studies)
- Practical case study in an elementary school by Kosuke Anan, Musashimurayama City Third Elementary School.
- Practical case study in a middle school by Naohisa Uehata, Kyoto Nishikamo Junior High School.
- Discussion and Q&A from participants on-site and online.
- - 16:40 - Group Discussion
- - 17:30 - Overall Summary
- - 17:50 - Closing Remarks
Registration Method
Please apply through this event page. If you are participating online, the participation URL will be sent via email later. If you find it challenging to register through the above link, please send an email including the following information:
1. Subject: “Application for MM Education Exchange Meeting”
2. Name (with furigana)
3. Affiliation
4. Participation Method (On-site or Online)
5. Contact Phone Number
6. Other Remarks
Application Deadline: July 27 (Monday), but registration will close once capacity is reached.
Contact Information
Public Interest Incorporated Foundation, Traffic Ecology and Mobility Foundation, Planning and Research Department (Contact: Tanaka, Okamoto)
TEL: 03-5844-6268
E-mail: [email protected]
HP: MM Education Portal
Topics People & Culture）
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