• When giving a presentation on any topic in Japan, make sure the audience has a way to contact you later to ask questions. A lot of Japanese attendees prefer not to speak up in public. | GETTY IMAGES
    When giving a presentation on any topic in Japan, make sure the audience has a way to contact you later to ask questions. A lot of Japanese attendees prefer not to speak up in public. | GETTY IMAGES
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As my profile has risen over the years since I started Black Eye, I’ve been called on more and more to speak at various companies and organizations about issues ranging from increasing representation to antiracism and presumption reduction.

To date, I’ve given presentations at the professionals network Vital Japan, Toppan Printing Co. and the U.S. Embassy, as well as media organizations such as the Japan Magazine Publishers Association, The New York Times, and TV stations NHK and TBS. I’ve also lectured at Tokyo, Keio and Waseda universities, to name a few. Most recently I spoke at a Twitter Asia Pacific event.

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