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Establishment of resting rooms for women (Building No. 1, Building No. 3, and Building No. 5 of the Faculty of Medicine)

An on-campus survey of female researchers and doctors conducted in the summer of 2009 revealed that there were no lactation rooms in either of the fundamental research, clinical research or healthcare buildings, nor were there any provisions for pregnant or sick women to rest while on campus. The Committee for Gender Equality, in cooperation with the Dean of the Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine, various sub-committees and administrative personnel, set out to resolve this issue by commencing preparations to establish dedicated spaces for use by women.

Resting rooms for women will be opened in Building No. 1, No. 3, and No. 5 of the Faculty of Medicine in April 2010. These facilities can be used by female members of the Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine (fundamental research and healthcare) in the hilltop area for the purposes outlined below.

Please complete user registration beforehand via the website in order to help us maintain track of people entering and leaving the rooms and ensure that proper security measures are followed. Please read the ‘Terms of Use’ carefully before applying for user registration.

We hope that these facilities will serve to help women studying or working at the Graduate School of Medicine and Faculty of Medicine maintain good health, and also enable mothers to engage in research, work and study to their full potential.

(April 2010)

 


Establishment of childcare support rooms (resting rooms for women) within the University of Tokyo Hospital

Childcare support rooms (resting rooms for women) have been established at two locations within the University of Tokyo Hospital for female faculty members and staff of the hospital, and applications for user registration are currently being accepted. Please refer to the hospital internet site for details regarding utilization purposes, location, facilities, method of use, etc.

Contact information:
Personal Labor Team,
The University of Tokyo Hospital
E-mail address: jinjisoumuall@adm.h.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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(July 2011)

(July 2011)

 

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