If you ever find yourself:
• saying ‘yes’ when you want to say ‘no’ – then bristling with resentment almost immediately.
• spending so much of your precious time, energy and attention on other people’s priorities that you have almost nothing left for the relationships and activities that are important to you.
• feeling anxious, regretful or guilt-ridden because you’ve mustered up the courage to prioritise your own needs instead of putting everyone else first …
… then you almost certainly need to develop the crucial career navigation skill of setting and maintaining boundaries!

In this 1-hour online workshop for women, we’ll explore:
• the gender-based messages that can influence our approach to setting boundaries
• the three phases of boundary setting
• practical strategies for dialling up your presence and power by setting and maintaining boundaries at work and at home.

A recording will be available to those registered.

Register via Eventbrite

Even though Japan and Taiwan share close proximity, issues of democratic politics, defence strategies, and even consumption of popular culture, such as fashion and pop music, the issues involving interactions between Japan and Taiwan have rarely been discussed by Australian scholars.

Funded by the Japanese Studies Association of Australia and the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (Melbourne), this symposium aims to create and strengthen a network among those who study about Japan and Taiwan.

Registrations close 9am on Wednesday 1 May 2024.

Further Information and Inquiry:

This symposium is open to academics, students and the public who are interested in Japan and/or Taiwan. There will be no registration fee for attendees but registration is mandatory.

Lunch and drinks will not be provided. Please visit the Eventbrite page for more information about the event agenda and abstracts.

For further inquiry, please contact the symposium chair, Dr Tets Kimura, tets.kimura@flinders.edu.au.