Events

November 2 (Wed)

3:00P.M. – 4:00P.M.

Children in Ukraine - What can educational media do?

The producers of Ukrainian Pubcaster Suspilne will talk about how they continued broadcast during the war and how it is serving the children.

  • * Simultaneous Japanese/English interpretation available
  • * Captions in real-time is avaiable via UD Talk.
Hatta Tomohiro
Moderator

Hatta Tomohiro

NHK Announcer

Japan

Presenter of the 5 a.m. edition of the TV news show “NHK News: Good Morning Japan” and the radio program “Journal Cross”. Covered atomic bomb victims’ stories and produced atomic bomb-related programs at NHK’s Nagasaki and Hiroshima stations. In August 2022, six months into the Ukrainian invasion, presented an edition of “Journal Cross”, ‘War Crimes and Victims’ Voices’, conveying the voices of the Ukrainian people.

Andriy Taranov
Speaker

Andriy Taranov

Managing Director
Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne)

Ukraine

Andriy Taranov is a member of the Managing Board of Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne Ukraine), responsible for marketing transformation of the company which he joined in 2022.
He is a media expert with more than 25 years of experience in media and marketing consultancy with top media companies and marketeers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Worked in advertising at Omnicom, in Ukrainian TV business at STB. Founded Kwendi media & marketing consultancy in 2005.

Viktoria Murovana
Speaker

Viktoria Murovana

Chief Executive producer of Kids Content
Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne)

Ukraine

Victoria Murovana is a Chief Executive producer of Kids Content at Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne Ukraine). Joined the company in 2020. In October 2021 she developed and launched the Brobaks YouTube channel with 4 animation series for kids.
PR & Publicity Officer with 10+ years of experience in brand strategy development and communications: Head of PR & Advertisement and Dubbing Producer at B&H film distribution, theatrical distributor of Hollywood Studios, Disney, Paramount, Universal, DreamWorks in Ukraine. Has experience in running cultural projects at the Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre (State Film Archive).

Anastasiia Obraztsova
Speaker

Anastasiia Obraztsova

Chief Editor of Regional Broadcasting News
Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (Suspilne)

Ukraine

Chief Editor of regional broadcasting news (planning, choosing topics, and preparing them for publication on different platforms of Suspilne Ukraine).
Professional experience (29 years of experience on TV):
- reporter (10+ years);
- chief of journalistic investigations project “Behind windows”;
- publishing editor of news and weekly analytical programs;
- author of numerous documentaries and journalistic films.

Fujiwara Kazuki
Speaker

Fujiwara Kazuki

Director
Content Creators Center, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)

Japan

Joined NHK in 2009. Has been involved in the current affairs program “Close-Up Gendai” and the NHK Special documentaries since 2016.
Fujiwara has been covering relations between Japan and the Korean Peninsula since his involvement in an NHK Special about North Korea in 2018.
Programs include an edition of “Close-Up Gendai” about the letters exchanged between US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and their summit, and a two-part BS-1 Special documentary, which drew on top secret documents to shed light on the Japanese who fought in the Korean War.
Fujiwara has focused on the crisis in Ukraine since the Russian invasion. An edition of “Close-Up Gendai” was produced from the online interviews he conducted in March with people in war-torn Ukraine. Went to Ukraine in late March to focus on how its public broadcaster Suspilne was faring in its temporary facilities. Subsequently spent two months following the public broadcaster. This led to an NHK Special about the hardships facing reporters trying to cover the war.
Co-author of “AI vs Minshushugi (Artificial intelligence versus democracy)” and “Sato-umi Shihonshugi (Sato-umi capitalism)”, and author of “Chosen Senso wo Tatakatta Nihon-jin (The Japanese who fought in the Korean War)”.

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