Registration Open: Usnova National Gathering 2026 - 11th Anniversary Event - "Thinking about Child Poverty and School Non-Attendance"
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- Registration Open: Usnova National Gathering 2026 - 11th Anniversary Event - "Thinking about Child Poverty and School Non-Attendance"
- Usnova will hold a national gathering on June 13, 2026, themed around "child poverty" and "school non-attendance" to commemorate its 11th anniversary. The event will feature presentations of hearing surveys conducted by child and youth committee members and reports on the mid-term plan. Participation is free, and attendance is in-person only.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 5, 2026
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Usnova will hold a national gathering on June 13, 2026, themed around "child poverty" and "school non-attendance" to commemorate its 11th anniversary. The event will feature presentations of hearing surveys conducted by child and youth committee members and reports on the mid-term plan. Participation is free, and attendance is in-person only.
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- Registration Open: Usnova National Gathering 2026 - 11th Anniversary Event - "Thinking about Child Poverty and School Non-Attendance" (June 5, 2026), PR Times
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- PR Times
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- June 5, 2026
Usnova will hold a national gathering on June 13, 2026, themed around "child poverty" and "school non-attendance" to commemorate its 11th anniversary. The event will feature presentations of hearing surveys conducted by child and youth committee members and reports on the mid-term plan. Participation is free, and attendance is in-person only.
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Usnova, established on June 19, 2015, following the enactment of the "Child Poverty Countermeasures Promotion Act," is celebrating its 11th anniversary.
This event aims to be a platform for reporting on the progress of Usnova's mid-term plan, sharing future initiatives, and presenting the voices of young people.
Due to venue facilities, there will be no online streaming. We look forward to your participation at the venue.
Thoughts from the Child and Youth Committee Members Preparing the Event
"I am Kurumin from the Child and Youth Committee*. For this policy proposal, I conducted hearing surveys with parents of children from low-income families who have experienced school non-attendance. Through the surveys, I felt there is a disparity in access to support information. While some people I spoke with said they were able to connect with support because there was a lot of information on local TV, bulletin boards, and school handouts, others did not know what support was available in their area or wanted schools to share support information. We have included these voices in our proposal, so please come and listen!"
*Child and Youth Committee: An organization composed of high school and university-aged young people who carry out Usnova's activities.
Event Details
Venue: Catalog House Headquarters Building, B2 Seminar Hall
Date and Time: June 13, 2026 (Saturday), 13:00 - 16:00 (Doors open at 12:30)
Participation Fee: Free
Details: Usnova website
Application Methods:
① Via the form below
https://usnova.form.kintoneapp.com/public/20260613
② By FAX (03-6277-8519)
https://www.usnova.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/zenkokushukai_fax.pdf
Program / Content
〇 Report on the progress of Usnova's mid-term plan and future initiatives
〇 Usnova Child and Youth Committee Project 'National Gathering'
① What is the Child and Youth Committee?
② Activity report for fiscal year 2025
Hearings on "child poverty" and "school non-attendance," progress and report on proposals.
③ Statements from those directly involved
How to Participate
Application for participation: https://usnova.form.kintoneapp.com/public/20260613
Capacity: 100 people at the venue
This event aims to be a platform for reporting on the progress of Usnova's mid-term plan, sharing future initiatives, and presenting the voices of young people.
Due to venue facilities, there will be no online streaming. We look forward to your participation at the venue.
Thoughts from the Child and Youth Committee Members Preparing the Event
"I am Kurumin from the Child and Youth Committee*. For this policy proposal, I conducted hearing surveys with parents of children from low-income families who have experienced school non-attendance. Through the surveys, I felt there is a disparity in access to support information. While some people I spoke with said they were able to connect with support because there was a lot of information on local TV, bulletin boards, and school handouts, others did not know what support was available in their area or wanted schools to share support information. We have included these voices in our proposal, so please come and listen!"
*Child and Youth Committee: An organization composed of high school and university-aged young people who carry out Usnova's activities.
Event Details
Venue: Catalog House Headquarters Building, B2 Seminar Hall
Date and Time: June 13, 2026 (Saturday), 13:00 - 16:00 (Doors open at 12:30)
Participation Fee: Free
Details: Usnova website
Application Methods:
① Via the form below
https://usnova.form.kintoneapp.com/public/20260613
② By FAX (03-6277-8519)
https://www.usnova.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/zenkokushukai_fax.pdf
Program / Content
〇 Report on the progress of Usnova's mid-term plan and future initiatives
〇 Usnova Child and Youth Committee Project 'National Gathering'
① What is the Child and Youth Committee?
② Activity report for fiscal year 2025
Hearings on "child poverty" and "school non-attendance," progress and report on proposals.
③ Statements from those directly involved
How to Participate
Application for participation: https://usnova.form.kintoneapp.com/public/20260613
Capacity: 100 people at the venue
FAQ
What is the theme of the Usnova National Gathering 2026?
The themes are 'child poverty' and 'school non-attendance'.
Where is the event venue?
It is at the Catalog House Headquarters Building, B2 Seminar Hall.
Is there a participation fee?
No, participation is free.