Implications of Global Aging and Health for Immigration: Toward Accepting Immigrants and Foreign Workers Better-Cases of the U.S. and Japan
Co-sponsored by Institute for LeadingAge Center for Applied Research. and Global Policy Initiative
When and Where
Friday, March 25, 2011 at LeadingAge Center for Applied Research 2519 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20008
This program is made possible by funding from the Center for Global Partnership, Japan Foundation
Program
| 09:00-09:15 | Welcome Remarks by Dr. Robyn Stone, LeadingAge Center for Applied Research Project Outline by Dr. Mika Shimizu, East West Center and Global Policy Initiative |
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| 09:15-10:45 | Session 1: Lessons from the U.S. in Aging & Health and Immigration Issues: Policy Implication for Japan |
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- Moderator
- Dr. Keiko Ono, Senior Program Associate, National Academy of Sciences
- Speaker
- Dr. Michael D. McDonald, President, Global Health Initiatives, Inc.
“Challenges of Aging and Immigration in the United States and Japan in the 21st Century”
- Dr. Robyn Stone, Executive Director, Institute for Future of Aging Services
“Foreign-born Direct Care Workers in the United States: Lessons for Japan”
- Dr. Byung-Kwang Yoo, Assistant Professor, University of Rochester, School of Medicine and Dentistry
“Determinants of Health Expenditure Growth and Health Disparities in the United .States.”
Another speaker to be confirmed
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- SPEAKER’S Presentations
- Implications of Global Aging and Health for Immigration: Toward Accepting Immigrants and Foreign Workers Better-Cases of the U.S. and Japan
- Challenges of Aging and Immigration in the US and Japanin the 21st Century
- FOREIGN-BORN DIRECT CARE WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES: LESSONS FOR JAPAN
- Determinants of Health Expenditure Growth and Health Disparities in the U.S.
- Somalis in Healthcare: Attaining a Better Understanding of a Growing Population
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| 10:45-11:00 | Coffee break |
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| 11:00-12:00 | Session 2: Comparative Institutions and Practices for Immigrants and Foreign Workers: Japan and the U.S. |
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- Moderator
- Dr. Keiko Ono, Senior Program Associate, National Academy of Sciences
- Speaker
- Dr. Mika Shimizu, Visiting Scholar, East West Center and Co-Director, Global Policy Initiative
“Comparative Health Policies for Foreign Workers and Immigrants in Japan and the United States.: From Global Health Perspectives”
- Dr. Emi Kiyota, President, IBASHO
“Foreign-born Elder Care Workers: Understanding of Their Work and Living Environment”
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- SPEAKER’S Presentations
- Comparetive Health Policies for Immigrants and Foreign Workers in Japan and the United States: From Global Health Perspective
- Foreign-born Elder Care Workers: Understanding their work and living environments
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| 12:00-12:15 | Conclusion |
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