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	==Bio==		==Bio==
−	Mana Short is a ~~junior~~ studying International Relations in the Department of Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. She is enrolled in [https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/spsf/ Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures], an interdisciplinary program that aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and ability to overcome today’s complex sustainability challenges.	+	Mana Short is a senior studying International Relations in the Department of Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. She is enrolled in [https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/spsf/ Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures], an interdisciplinary program that aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and ability to overcome today’s complex sustainability challenges.

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−	Mana was trained as a University Innovation Fellow in Fall ~~2020~~. Since then, she has worked closely together with her team to lead design thinking and youth empowerment workshops for high school and university students. In 2022, Mana’s team organized the SDGs x Innovation Sparker, which was a two-day bilingual event aimed at fostering student-faculty-staff collaborations and sparking solutions for a zero-waste campus. The event brought together approximately 90 students, faculty, and staff members from more than 15 departments at Sophia. Building on this event, Mana helped to create a design thinking workshop toolkit called “Innovation Sparker” that includes useful resources for leading design thinking workshops at the university level (learn more about UIF Sophia’s projects here: <nowiki>https://www.uifsophia.com/</nowiki>).	+	Mana was trained as a University Innovation Fellow in Fall 2021. Since then, she has worked closely together with her team to lead design thinking and youth empowerment workshops for high school and university students. In 2022, Mana’s team organized the SDGs x Innovation Sparker, which was a two-day bilingual event aimed at fostering student-faculty-staff collaborations and sparking solutions for a zero-waste campus. The event brought together approximately 90 students, faculty, and staff members from more than 15 departments at Sophia. Building on this event, Mana helped to create a design thinking workshop toolkit called “Innovation Sparker” that includes useful resources for leading design thinking workshops at the university level (learn more about UIF Sophia’s projects here: <nowiki>https://www.uifsophia.com/</nowiki>).
	==Achievements==		==Achievements==

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−	Mana is Japanese-American, and she grew up in the United States and Japan. She loves to travel, learn about different cultures, and explore the outdoors. Mana is passionate about sustainability and social justice issues, with a particular interest in how ~~environmental problems like climate change~~ intersect ~~with existing socio-economic inequalities~~. Since high school, Mana has been engaged in climate activism – from political activism to community building work – to raise awareness about environmental issues among youth in Japan. Mana is now actively involved in a university organization called [https://www.kasasustainability.org/ KASA Sustainability] that brings together students (both undergraduate and graduate), faculty, staff, and alumni with the mission to (re)connect people with nature and ~~nurture deeper human–nature relations~~. Mana co-leads the campus farming and composting initiatives at Sophia, and organizes events and forums to engage the campus community on sustainability-related topics.	+	Mana is Japanese-American, and she grew up in both the United States and Japan. She loves to travel, learn about different cultures, and explore the outdoors. Mana is passionate about sustainability and social justice issues, with a particular interest in how they intersect. Since high school, Mana has been engaged in climate activism – from political activism to community building work – to raise awareness about environmental issues among youth in Japan. Mana is now actively involved in a university organization called [https://www.kasasustainability.org/ KASA Sustainability] that brings together students (both undergraduate and graduate), faculty, staff, and alumni with the mission to (re)connect people with nature and empower one another to live regeneratively. Mana co-leads the campus farming and composting initiatives at Sophia, and organizes events and forums to engage the campus community on sustainability-related topics.

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 ==Bio==
-Mana Short is a sophomore in the Department of Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. She is enrolled in [https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/program/undergraduate_c/spsf/index.html Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures], an interdisciplinary program that aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and experiences necessary to promote sustainable development.
+Mana Short is a junior studying International Relations in the Department of Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. She is enrolled in [https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/spsf/ Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures], an interdisciplinary program that aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and ability to overcome today’s complex sustainability challenges.
 ==Achievements==

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 Mana Short is a sophomore in the Department of Global Studies at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. She is enrolled in [https://www.sophia.ac.jp/eng/program/undergraduate_c/spsf/index.html Sophia Program for Sustainable Futures], an interdisciplinary program that aims to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and experiences necessary to promote sustainable development.
-Mana is Japanese-American, and she grew up in the United States and Japan. She loves to travel, learn about different cultures, and explore the outdoors. Mana is passionate about sustainability and social justice issues, with a particular interest in how environmental problems like climate change intersect with existing socio-economic inequalities to create heightened forms of oppression. Inspired by Greta Thunberg and other young climate activists advocating for climate justice, Mana started an environmental group called [https://www.instagram.com/kankyou.club/?hl=en Kankyou Club] in her senior year of high school to raise awareness about environmental issues among youth in Japan through education and experiential learning. Mana is also actively involved in co-organizing educational events on campus on topics related to sustainability. Through the UIF program, Mana hopes to work further towards the goal of creating sustainable futures with and for others.
+Mana is Japanese-American, and she grew up in the United States and Japan. She loves to travel, learn about different cultures, and explore the outdoors. Mana is passionate about sustainability and social justice issues, with a particular interest in how environmental problems like climate change intersect with existing socio-economic inequalities to create heightened forms of oppression. Inspired by Greta Thunberg and other young climate activists advocating for climate justice, Mana started an environmental group called Kankyou Club in her senior year of high school to raise awareness about environmental issues among youth in Japan through education and experiential learning. Mana is also actively involved in co-organizing educational events on campus on topics related to sustainability. Through the UIF program, Mana hopes to work further towards the goal of creating sustainable futures with and for others.
 ==Achievements==

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	[https://www.linkedin.com/in/mana-short-3b4881141/ LinkedIn: Mana Short]		[https://www.linkedin.com/in/mana-short-3b4881141/ LinkedIn: Mana Short]
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−	~~= Related Links =~~
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−	~~[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/School:Sophia_University Sophia University]~~
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−	~~[https://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Priorities:Sophia_University_Student_Priorities Sophia University Student Priorities]~~

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