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Direct Universal Hope Direct Universal Hope (DUH) What specifically does DUH do?

DUH aims to restore and improve education in the disaster affected areas (Miyagi prefecture, Iwate prefecture, F*kushima prefecture) by identifying and addressing each school’s specific educational needs. Every student and every school’s situation is different, which is why we allow schools in the affected areas to describe their specific circumstance and propose a suitable way to amend it. These

proposals will be collected and evaluated based on their feasibility by a panel of Japanese university professors in Japan. After all applications are reviewed and evaluated based on their feasibility, the school that best exemplifies the values of DUH/PYD will be awarded a donation of $1000 every month for 6 months. The funds will be wired to the school’s Japanese bank account whereby a proof of receipt will be issued by the school. Once the funds are received, the school will provide a proof or receipt for all purchases made with the donated funds and a 2 page report detailing how the funds were specifically used, and how it has affected the student community. In addition to the 2 page report, a paragraph detailing how the donations specifically affected the student’s life, and how they felt about the donation should be provided by 3 separate students. Evaluation standards for first round interview
(Conducted by Japanese university professors)

1.Feasibility
2.Lack of access to other alternatives
3.Future potential
4.Necessity

Evaluation standards for second round interview
(Conducted by DUH and PYD staff)

1 Academic potential (% of students who goes on to HS)
2 Active involvement in the community
3 Interest in global thinking

07/09/2013

The former F*kushima supervisor of damage control works at the tsunami-devastated nuclear power plant has died of cancer. His decision not to follow a corporate order prevented Chernobyl-like explosions of overheated F*kushima reactors.

The Abandoned Animals of F*kushima.
10/06/2012

The Abandoned Animals of F*kushima.

Museum voor fotografie

Back in January Miki Saito from DUH was interviewed for a project, "The Future of Fundraising", talking about difficulti...
07/12/2012

Back in January Miki Saito from DUH was interviewed for a project, "The Future of Fundraising", talking about difficulties of long term charity fundraising.

A blog documenting two art center students process for their project aimed at redefining how NPO's...

03/29/2012

On the one-year anniversary of the F*kushima nuclear disaster, March 11, Japan's Emperor Akihito gave a speech at a government-sponsored memorial ceremony in Tokyo.

Our reports from last years Robot Festival are updated on our website!http://www.duhcharity.org/
03/24/2012

Our reports from last years Robot Festival are updated on our website!
http://www.duhcharity.org/

DUHcharity supports education in disaster effected areas!

02/13/2012

Incredible pictures illustrating the clear-up in tsunami and earthquake ravaged areas of Japan have revealed the amazing progress being made.

Direct Universal Hope's website is up!
08/07/2011

Direct Universal Hope's website is up!

Supporting education in disaster effected areas

Our first funds go to supporting F*kushima schools to participate in a Robot Festival. F*kushima faces difficulties from...
08/02/2011

Our first funds go to supporting F*kushima schools to participate in a Robot Festival. F*kushima faces difficulties from the nuke crisis, and the people are trying to redefine the meaning of 'energy consumption'. This event will educate how to develop robots while also given the task to make them energy efficient as possible. The opening is held tomorrow at the Science Museum(http://www.jsf.or.jp/eng/) from 10:30am.

Everybody in Japan is talking about this footage right now! Prof. Kodama from Tokyo University warns the risks of intern...
08/01/2011

Everybody in Japan is talking about this footage right now! Prof. Kodama from Tokyo University warns the risks of internal radiation exposure, and expresses his anger towards the government. He says that the radiation levels are 20+ times more higher than the atomic bomb dropped in Hiroshima. He also explains the affects from a biological stand point of view.

Please click "cc" button to show English subtitles. Part 2 is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mDlEOmcALwQ Professor Tatsuhiko Kodama is the head of the ...

With the nuclear power plant melt down, it has been very difficult for the people in F*kushima for the past few months, ...
08/01/2011

With the nuclear power plant melt down, it has been very difficult for the people in F*kushima for the past few months, and the government response is still very unorganized.

On the 19th of July 2011, people in F*kushima had a meeting with government officals from Tokyo to demand that the government evacuate people promptly in F*k...

Nobody really knows what the consequences are although the government announces it is okay.
07/13/2011

Nobody really knows what the consequences are although the government announces it is okay.

A Japanese health official downplayed the dangers Tuesday after cesium contaminated meat from six F*kushima cows was delivered to Japanese markets and probably ingested.

Latest estimate for Japan quake-tsunami rebuilding, $209 billion, not including nuke crisis damage.
06/27/2011

Latest estimate for Japan quake-tsunami rebuilding, $209 billion, not including nuke crisis damage.

Rebuilding of infrastructure, housing and other facilities ravaged by the March 11 earthquake and tsunami will cost around ¥16.9 trillion, not including damage from the nuclear crisis, the Cabinet Office said Friday.

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