What is the 'SONGS - Voices of Refugees Through Objects' workshop?

It is an experiential learning program that allows participants to imagine and express in their own words the lives and stories of individual refugees through the works of photographer Takashi Homma. It can be implemented in schools, local governments, libraries, and other places.

What does the workshop include?

The workshop consists of three experiences: viewing the works, imagining the background and thoughts from the 'important things' in the photos, and engaging with personal stories through narration and tabloid magazines, followed by sharing thoughts.

Who provides the narration?

Actor Takashi Saito provides the narration.

How can I obtain the workshop materials?

You can check the detailed implementation methods and inquire on the special page (https://unhcrjp-takeaction.org/songs/).

How was this project created?

It was newly created based on works presented at the 2025 Setouchi International Art Festival, a joint project by the festival's organizing committee and the UNHCR Japan Office.

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UNHCR Japan Launches Educational Workshop Based on Takashi Homma's Refugee-Focused Photography Project

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UNHCR Japan has released a public educational workshop based on photographer Takashi Homma's project, 'SONGS: Refugee Voices Through Things.' Narrated by actor Takumi Saitoh, the workshop aims to engage participants in learning about refugee stories and experiences to foster empathy. Guidelines and worksheets are available for schools and municipalities to conduct the sessions independently.

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Q: What is the 'SONGS - Voices of Refugees Through Objects' workshop?: A: It is an experiential learning program that allows participants to imagine and express in their own words the lives and stories of individual refugees through the works of photographer Takashi Homma. It can be implemented in schools, local governments, libraries, and other places.
Q: What does the workshop include?: A: The workshop consists of three experiences: viewing the works, imagining the background and thoughts from the 'important things' in the photos, and engaging with personal stories through narration and tabloid magazines, followed by sharing thoughts.
Q: Who provides the narration?: A: Actor Takashi Saito provides the narration.
Q: How can I obtain the workshop materials?: A: You can check the detailed implementation methods and inquire on the special page (https://unhcrjp-takeaction.org/songs/).
Q: How was this project created?: A: It was newly created based on works presented at the 2025 Setouchi International Art Festival, a joint project by the festival's organizing committee and the UNHCR Japan Office.