- Countries:
- Japan, United Kingdom
- Topics:
- Cyber-Activism, LGBT, Youth
- Languages:
- Japanese
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LGBT Youth Exchange [jp] is a joint project by the Center for Gender Studies at International Christian University in Tokyo and Youth and Play Services of the city council of Bristol to bring LGBT youth from England and Japan together. This year, young people from Bristol are invited to come to Japan, and the group is asking for people to donate by purchasing a rainbow coloured bracelet to cover costs.
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