WHAT IS "MASHING UP"?

米国コロンビア大学国際公共政策大学院修了（国際関係修士、国際人権・人道問題専攻）。国連開発計画（UNDP）でジェンダー平等と女性のエンパワーメントを担当し、世界各地で、女性の教育、雇用・起業、政治参加促進等のプロジェクトを手がけた。現在は、グローバルとローカル、公共政策と民間企業を繋ぐプロフェッショナルとして、国際機関、省庁・自治体、民間企業などで幅広く協働。内閣府の男女共同参画会議専門委員、ISO/PC337「ジェンダー平等ガイドライン」国内委員会委員及び策定ワーキンググループ日本代表エキスパート、外務省の｢女性、平和、安全保障に関する行動計画｣評価委員、豊岡市ジェンダーアドバイザー、関西学院大学総合政策学部客員教授等を務める。近著に『エンパワーメント 働くミレニアル女子が身につけたい力』（経済界）

Asako Osaki holds a Master’s degree in International Relations from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Policy, U.S.A., with a specialization in international human rights and humanitarian affairs. She was in charge of gender equality and women’s empowerment at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), where she worked on projects around the world in such areas as women’s education, employment and entrepreneurship, and promotion of political participation. Currently, as a professional who connects global and local, public policy and private sector, she works extensively with international organizations, ministries and local governments, and private companies. She is an expert member of the Council for Gender Equality of the Cabinet Office, a member of the Domestic Committee of ISO/PC337 “Gender Equality Guidelines” and an expert representing Japan in the Working Group on Gender Equality, a member of the Evaluation Committee of the Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a gender advisor to Toyooka City, and a visiting professor at the School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University. She is also a visiting professor at the School of Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University. Her recent publications include “Empowerment: The Power Working Millennial Girls Want to Acquire” (Keizaikai).