On November 26th, Koki Negishi ( Senior students of the Department of Law and Public Policy of Faculty of Contemporary Social Studies) who was a member of the Second Group of Volunteer Students in the Disaster Area gave a lecture showing photos in Shinsaibashi at a request of "Team ACE", the student group doing activities for the purpose of "Talking About Dreams with 1,000 People"

The impression by Koki Negishi (the leader of "People, Town and Encounter Project", Senior student of the Department of Law and Public Policy of Faculty of Contemporary Social Studies):
"I worked as a volunteer student in the Second Group for the Disaster Area organized by the university in November, and I reported on our support activities in Rikuzentakada City, Kamaishi City and Ozuchi-cho, Iwate Pref.
The members of "Team ACE" were surprised to hear that the disaster area has been less recovered than expected after more than nine months passed since the earthquake and tsunami.

After the lecture, all the members had a discussion on future support. There were some differences between opinions of people who actually experienced the supporting activities in the stricken areas and those who did not, we seriously exchanged our opinions and cemented friendships. I think this was a good opportunity to think about supporting activities in the stricken areas in future.