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Today Is The Day Singapore Art Retreat Exchange Programme for children from Fukushima

This year, Art Retreat Exchange Programme will host 20 children between ages 9 to 12 from Fukushima with 16-Day journey to Singapore from 23 July to 7 August on artistic and cross cultural communication, combined with a community support programme aimed at attaining the following goals:

• To develop skills of self-expressionism through artistic media

• To cultivate cultural awareness through interaction with other individuals from different backgrounds and nationalities

• To stimulate self- exploration and cultivate an open mind; nurturing a generation with the capability to contribute to a brighter future. The program was created by a group of multinational individuals who share the common vision of encouraging and supporting children to reach their full potential. The programme is an art initiative to use art therapy as a medium to help children who have suffered from the complex trauma from Fukushima. The children will be creating artworks, like Photography, Pottery, Drawings, and Paintings through the programme and it will be exhibited and displayed in both Singapore and Tokyo in autumn after the children return to Fukushima. The recovery of Fukushima from the 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear catastrophe requires a truly multi-generational effort. Our hope is to support the children of Fukushima, by fostering an environment of mutual learning and empowerment with children in Singapore.

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Our future looks promising with the introduction of the "WUZU WUZU - Don't forget the children" trauma care game, which utilizes art therapy techniques. Learn more about this impactful initiative here:



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Trauma can only be healed by facing the problem head on. If you continue to avoid it, you will become depressed and your relationship with reality will stagnate or be severed. If you can feel the pain of trauma, you will connect with your soul and you will already be in the process of healing.

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, as a result of various restrictions, approximately half of children have complex PTSD and trauma. In order to minimize the impact, I think it is necessary to develop and put into practical use a trauma care game called WUZU WUZU, which uses art therapy techniques, as soon as possible. We sincerely thank you for your support.

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US tax payers will be tax exempted as TODAY IS THE DAY is 501(c)(3).

Today marks the 79th memorial day of the dropping of the "Little Boy" Atomic bomb in Hiroshima, a tragic event that clai...
06/08/2024

Today marks the 79th memorial day of the dropping of the "Little Boy" Atomic bomb in Hiroshima, a tragic event that claimed the lives of 200,000 children, women, and elders who were not soldiers. Even after the bombing, Hibakushas, including children, faced further violence by machine gun fires of B29 US military fighter jets. With over 20% suffering from serious PTSD for their entire lives without receiving any treatments.

In response to this inhuman event, TODAY IS THE DAY initiative began in Hiroshima in 2013, aiming to reflect on the past to shape a better future.

The current project focuses on developing trauma care IT technology using art therapy techniques, such as the remote game WUZU WUZU, to support over 1.4 billion children worldwide post-Covid-19 pandemic.

Your compassion and support are crucial in paving the way for a positive future. Find out more about this important cause at .

https://youtu.be/BofAEZZHjJY?si=g2dU_Vl1FsZTKVdkMany contemporary video games leverage IT technology to blur the lines b...
03/07/2024

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Many contemporary video games leverage IT technology to blur the lines between the virtual and real world, immersing players in simulated experiences. This phenomenon can lead to players perceiving reality as bleak and devoid of potential.

The game industry is a global market worth $350 billion, making it the world's leading entertainment industry.

However, it's essential to ensure that children don't blur the lines between the virtual and real world.

WUZU WUZU, a trauma care game that uses art therapy techniques to protect children by TODAY IS THE DAY 501(c)(3), aims to do just that. Let's help make this game a reality for a positive future. Show your support by visiting .

TODAY IS THE DAY( 501(c)(3) (Singapore, New York and Japan) is having the funding campaign for local and gl...

Expressing creativity is not only a joy but also incredibly therapeutic for Trauma, PTSD, and Depression.It's essential ...
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Expressing creativity is not only a joy but also incredibly therapeutic for Trauma, PTSD, and Depression.

It's essential to explore alternative approaches like the "WUZU WUZU - Not Children To Be Forgotten" game, integrating Art Therapy techniques on IT technology for PTSD care.

The FDA highlights the risks associated with antidepressants for children, emphasizing the need for innovative solutions. Therapists are in short supply, and with many children worldwide suffering, your support is crucial for a positive future.

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“Trauma is not unusual experience at all but extremely common….”

Now, we are facing truly serious mental health crisis than the time of pandemic period… Thank you very much for supporti...
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Now, we are facing truly serious mental health crisis than the time of pandemic period…

Thank you very much for supporting children with trauma through WUZU WUZU project.

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