IAPSS World Congress
hosted by International Association of Political Science Students (IAPSS)
Online broadcast from Oceania, Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America and USA/Canada
on 11-15 May 2021
This document is Music for SDGs’ program
for the musical performance during the IAPSS World Congress

Mack Okubo, Project Director, Music for SDGs

About the host
The International Association for Political Science Students (IAPSS)The International Association of Students of Political Science(IAPSS) is a platform for students of political science and students
interested in political science issues. The association is international,
politically independent, non-profit, student-run and aims to have a
global impact in the field of political science IAPSS seeks to strengthen
the academic profile and skills of all its members by providing a range
of development opportunities.
IAPSS operates in six regions - Oceania, Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin
America, and the United States/Canada - with a separate association
organized for each region.

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Aboutfor for
SDGs
AboutMusic
Music
SDGs

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Promoting SDGs through entertainment and music
Music for SDGs Project:
A project aiming to provide opportunities for general public to deepen understandingof SDGs in an easier and enjoyable way through music events, integrating
entertainment and education under the slogan of No one will be left behind
Mack OKUBO (Project Director)
Mack is a multilingual and globally well-known
policy advisor, and has been serving as Sherpa, Asia
Pacific Financial Forum (APFF) Insurance Pension
Group, ESG Investment Working Group, and coSherpa, Sustainable Finance Development
Network (SFDN) in the APEC region.

Music for SDGs Coalition
Mack

Flower Harmony

Kippei

GloCha/IAAI, global partner #Action Now

Ambassador
Gloria Starr Kins

He is also known as multi-talented entertainer andhas launched Music for SDGs Project to enhanceawareness of SDGs among the general public,
inviting talented artists who share the same goals.

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4Musicians around the world presenting
Supporting the soul with music. Singing“We are the World“ with music instruments “Wings to Fly” with singers around thearound the globe
world for hope, love and world peace

We are the World Musicians(Berklee students and alumni)

We Are the World Musicians are proud topresent their cover of Michael Jackson andLionel Richie’s "We Are the World“ byworldwide Berklee students and alumni with
instruments around the world.

Ayumi Ueda (singer/sound healer)
Ayumi successfully completed a musical project"100 Voices, 1 Heart" together with vocalists
from all around the world singing together“Wings to Fly”. She is also the founder of a
Boston-based award-winning international vocal
ensemble, Women of the World.

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Promoting kimono culture to the world and contributing to sustainable fashion

Kimono Global Club (KGC) (President, Reiko Okamoto）
Reiko founded the Kimono Global Club (KGC) with the philosophy of "working on a business that
breathes new life into the ancient Japanese culture". KGC plans to introduce kimono culture to theworld through various projects such as introducing traditional kimonos and innovative kimono
dresses, providing a members-only journal full of photos, videos and essays by our ambassadors,
and holding entertainment events and seminars. Music for SDGs has a comprehensive partnershipwith KGC and cooperates in international public relations, planning, and entertainment.
A kimono dance PV choreographed by Akane Kikaku, renowned
for “Babbly Dance” and the music video for "Poupelle ofChimney Town" has just been completed. KGC/Music for SDGs
have also collaborated with Akane Kikaku in music events.

Akane Kikaku
Akane Kikaku, a leading dancing company inJapan, was launched in 2015 by Akane, whose
goal is to "think up new and desirable
entertainment and make it happen".
They have been working
on commercials and stage
productions not only inJapan, but also overseas.
They are actively working
on creating unique, nextgeneration entertainment.
https://akanekikaku.com/

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A concert combining Anime, Jazz and SDGs
JAZZ4SDGs (jazz musician)Jazz musicians covering music fromanime movies on SDG topics all in Jazz.

Nobuki Takamen（guitarist/composer）

Nagi Okamoto（tenor sax player)

Nobuki, a world-renowned jazz
guitarist and composer, has beendeveloping a reputation as ‘’the best
jazz guitarist Japan has everproduced’’ as lauded in AllAboutJazz.
He also won the First Place for
Instrumental Category at the 2019
USA Songwriting Competition

After graduating Koyo Conservatory,
Kobe, where she learned jazz andimprovisational music, Nagi supported
many bands as a professional musician
to develop her musical career. In 2010,
she entered Berklee College of Music
with scholarships, where she learned
with Grammy-award winningsaxophonist Fred. After graduating,Nagi made her leader group. She isperforming in Boston and New York.

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A concert combining Anime, Jazz and SDGs
JAZZ4SDGs (jazz musician)Jazz musicians covering music from anime movies on SDG topics all in Jazz
Miho Sasaki Miho is a composer, and music educator.
（pianist）

David Soler Miho is a Tokyo based pianist, composer,（shakuhachi）

Rina Komai

Born in Tokyo. After she graduated from
Shobi Music University majoring in musicalexpression, Rina continued to appear innumerous Jazz festivals in Japan and in
New York. In 2017, Rina released her firstalbum “Taking a Chance.” Rina now is
considered as one of the bright young Jazz
singers from Japan

Mack Okubo

Apart from being an international
businessman and policy advisor, Mack is
known for an entertainer and performed
as singer, comedian and dancer. His
entertainment activities include
Kumamoto charity concert, impersonation
at Carnegie Hall, NYC anime dinner show,
Hachinohe Tanabata concert, Japan Fes
Bon Bon dancer, Japan Music Junction, and
off-Broadway jazz anime concert.

She is originally from Akita, Japan.
（jazz singer）
She has studied jazz piano with Donald
Vega at SUNY Purchase College in UnitedStates, where she was awarded theacclaimed James Moody Scholarship, which
led to earning a B.M in jazz Studies. She has
performed in many jazz venues and taught
in the tri-state area.

（multi-entertainer）
and music educator. She is originally from
Akita, Japan. She has studied jazz pianowith Donald Vega at SUNY Purchase College
in United States, where she was awarded
the acclaimed James Moody Scholarship,
which led to earning a B.M in jazz Studies.
She has performed in many jazz venues andtaught in the tri-state area.

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Swiss pianist with multi-culture background,known for arranging and playing video
games and Japanese anime music

TV news producer, covering the United
Nations, is pursuing her dream to be anactress and singer in Broadway

Salome Scheidegger (pianist)

Shiho Matsuoka (actress, singer and TV news producer)

Born in Kyoto with Swiss parents,
Salome is a pianist and arranger
studied in Switzerland, Paris, London,and New York City. She has toured andperformed on concert stages worldwide
as a soloist and with bands andorchestras.

Her name, Shiho (志保), means to keep the passion in
Japanese, and she absolutely lives up to her name.
She is from Kyoto, Japan (with a huge Kansai spirit)and has been in NY for 8 years.

Salome has recorded seven studioalbums and won multiple competitions.
Salome released her first video gamethemed solo album "PLAY" in 2015 andthe following year "Salichan - The Ghibli
Album," and continues to arrange
songs for video games and Japanese
anime soundtracks.

She is very honored to be part ofthis show to make more awarenessabout the SDGs and help make theworld a better place.
Credits include Stuffy Fluffy(Samantha), To Live in Peace(Wilhelmina), The Little Mermaid(Pirate/Rev Gumbo) Sister Act(Ensemble/Fantasy Singer) Wifey(woman).
IG@shihomatsuoka

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Providing education through musicals, covering topics such as empowerment of women,
diversity & inclusion, environment, technological innovation, and disaster resilience.

Yurina Kutsukake (actress, singer and dancer)

Seika Itoh (musical actress and singer)

Yurina was born in Japan and raised in America, mostly
in California, Boston and New York. She is a graduate
from Pace University with a BFA in musical theater andminors in Arts, Entertainment and Dance. Yurina wasrecently seen performing with the National andInternational tour of the Wizard of Oz. Countries
included US, China, Bahrain and even Saudi Arabia.
Her other credits include Mamma Mia, Sayonara, andA Chorus Line. She is currently based in Japan andprovides children education through music and danceat Eigo de Dance with Seika.

Seika is a musical actress and singer, who performed
both Japan and the US. She appears also on TV as areporter. Her credits include Angels in the Dark, All That
Jazz, Miracle on the 34th street, South Pacific and Miss
Saigon. She provides children’s education, including
SDGs topics, through music and dance in Japan andvarious Asian countries. She participated with Mack and
Women Orchestra in musical presentations on SDGs at
Efma Insurance Summit in Vienna, ASEAN Insurance
Congress in Bali and Keio University and Kyoritsu
Women’s University lecture in 2019-21.

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Supporting artists, nurturing young talents, and aiming to build a better society
through culture, arts and entertainment

CATCH US PERFORMING ARTS (CUPA)
CUPA was founded as a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization on September 1, 2018. The board directors are; a life advisor, Yuko
Motoki (CEO of Japan Center NJ), event producer, Hiroshi Kono (CEO of Mar Creation, Inc.) and dance school owner, Miyoko
Hirakawa (CEO of TMH Dance, LLC.). CUPA’s mission is to support artists under the themes of Japan and nurture young talents, tostrive to maintain a relationship between the U.S. and Japan in an effort to build a better society through culture, arts andentertainment. CUPA’s main activities are hosting showcase events, workshops and lectures.

Keito (dancer and choreographer)

Yuri Yamada (dancer and fitness instructor)

Keito Ito is from Yokohama, Japan. His
career started as an instructor at studios
in Tokyo. In 2010, he started a job as aback dancer and choreographer for theJapanese Pop duo, “Chemistry”. He has
worked with other artists as well,including ''Kana Nishino‘’. Keito also works
as an assistant for his mentor, Sheryl
Murakami, a famous choreographer for
Beyoncè and Lady Gaga. He performs
with his own style and choreographs fromvarious styles: jazz, hip-hop, ballet, lock,house, and contemporary.

She started dancing at the age of 11. She
is the exclusive dancer for Miliyah Katoand has been a back-up dancer forvarious artists such as Ken Hirai, Tsubasa
Imai, Hiromi Goh, and SMAP. She alsobegan her career as a Latin dancer,
working as a lead dancer in the Latin
dancecompany"JILEntertainment
Gallery" and in professional Latin ballroom
dance competitions. She is also active as afitness instructor based on the Pop Pilates
method, a total body workout thatcombines music and Pilates.

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Argentina world bachata champions encouraging people andbringing happiness through dancing
Marcelo & Belen (Bachata dancers)
Marcelo Alcaraz and Belén Tejedor are from Argentina and currently based inEurope. They met each other in 2015 in a ballet class. Marcelo Alcaraz has been
dancing and competing in salsa and bachata for 15 years. When they started
dancing together, they immediately won a regional competition in Buenos Aires.
That same year, they became South American champions of Bachata Stars
Competition, which brought them to compete in the world final in Spain,
getting the 4th place.

In 2016, they won the 2nd place in World Bachata Open, in Albacete, Spain.
They competed in World Latin Dance Cup in Miami and won the 2nd place in
Bachata Dominicana Cabaret and the 3rd place in Bachata Sensual Cabaret.
In February of 2017, they became champions, winning the 1st place inWorld Bachata Masters, the most important competition of all. In 2017
they also became champions of World Bachata Open and World Bachata
Fusion competition.
In 2018, they won the 2nd place, and in 2019, they won the 1st place again
in World Bachata Masters.

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A top Broadway star, the current Christine Daaé of the Phantomof the Opera, promoting empowerment of women and sustainability
Meghan Picerno (coloratura soprano/opera singer/musical actress)
Meghan Picerno currently stars as iconic leading lady, Christine Daaé, in
the Phantom of the Opera on Broadway, and is consistently praised forher exciting, crowd-pleasing performances in opera, theatre, and on
concert stages throughout the world. After delighting audiences with her
performances as Christine on the World Tour of The Phantom of the Opera,
and in the US Premiere/National Tour of Love Never Dies, fan favorite,
Picerno made her highly-anticipated Broadway début as Christine Daaéthis past fall in Broadway’s longest running production, The Phantom of
the Opera where she was hailed as one of the Top Broadway
replacements of 2019 (Broadway Box) and nominated as Broadway
Replacement of the Decade (Broadway World).
Meghan’s impeccable portrayal and vocal performance as Christine Daaé
led to special invitations from Andrew Lloyd Webber to represent his bodyof work in performance on the ITV television broadcast of the Classic
BRIT Awards in 2018, and a guest appearance on the Live at Chelsea
Concert Series honoring his 70th birthday.
Follow her: IG@meghanpicerno, FB@meghanpicernocoloratura,
www.meghanpicerno.com(Photos from the Phantom of the Opera by Matt Murphy)

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Building a society which would regard handicap Let’s sing and dance together
as personality and positively evaluate diversity “No one will be left behind.”

Shihori (pop singer songwriter, pianist and composer)
She is a New York-based prominent singer and music
creator, and composes and sings for movies, games,
TV commercials and TV anime.
She has a natural hearing loss in her left ear, but aperfect pitch in her right ear and a heart shaking voice.
She is also promoting sustainable music carrier.
Perfect Imperfection (her new single)
https://youtu.be/w1FBd45HfJw

Rina Yoshikawa (dancer, MC, and choreographer)& FaiRy (kids dancer group)
A dancing team led by Rina Yoshikawa, where children
with and without disabilities are dancing together.
People with and without disabilities create a piece ofwork together through dance, song, and talk, andperform at various community events to bring smiles
and energy to people. Through entertainment, thegroup conveys the message that children with andwithout disabilities can ″live together" beyond the"barrier of disability"

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An opportunity for children in Japan and Africa the first step towards "future Japan"and "future Africa". A blind guitarist playing “SKY” with his “FretPiano” method.

Social-Japan (Representative Yorihira Monden）
Music for SDGs Project is organized in collaboration with Social-Japan, a general incorporated association
established to support social contribution activities with an initiative of Yorihira Monden. He is a renowned
general producer of the exposition events and music festivals. Recently he directed Guest Lounge “Japan
Booth” at Grammy Awards 2019. He has been also involved in the "Sports of Heart" program to promote
Paralympian athletes and social contribution projects that connect Africa and Japan through entertainment.

Africa Kids Summit & “TE・WO・
ARAO” (Let’s Wash Our Hands)
Africa Kinds Summit has been held
every year, where Japanese andAfrican children are connected andshare own cultures and interact eachother. The song "TE-WO-ARAO" wascreated by children in African andJapan at Africa Kids Summit 2020 toserve as the theme song for the eventwith the hope of reducing the numberof children suffering and dying from
disease in the world.

Hiroaki Tagawa (guitarist)
Hiroaki picked up a guitar at the age of
10. Due to his congenital blindness, he
did not have a visual perception of how
to play the guitar and started playing the
guitar on the floor like a piano.
Eventually, he began to play the guitar
standing up, which led to his uniquebackhanded technique of holding theneck of the guitar from above. His song"SKY“, recorded in LA funded bycrowdfunding was chosen for the coming
Olympic and Paralympic Games in Japan.

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Teaming up with Music for Climate Justice (M4CJ), bringing
artists around the globe to promote sustainable futureMusic for Climate Justice with Rocky Dawni (Grammy nominated musician and activist)
Music for Climate Justice (M4CJ) is planning to hold a highly ambitious music
event in the conjunction with COP26, with A-list artists from around the world
performing their most meaningful work to save planet and people, andindigenous artists stepping into the light to share their art with the world. Musicfor SDGs aims to support this initiative, which share a common goal to promotesustainable future through music, art and entertainment.
Rocky Dawuni –GRAMMY nominated Ghanaian musician and activist straddles
the boundaries between Africa, the Caribbean and the U.S. to create his
appealing Afro Roots sound that unites generations and cultures. Named one of
Africa’s Top 10 global stars by CNN, he has showcased his talent at prestigious
venues such as The Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center and The Hollywood Bowl.
Rocky Dawuni’s sixth album, Branches of the Same Tree, was nominated for a
GRAMMY for “Best Reggae Album” for the 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards.

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A beautiful choir from South Africa, City of Durban, singing
to promote sustainable development of Africa, a future land of the earth
The Clermont Choir
The Clermont Choir has been engaged in various music
events to enhance awareness on environmental andsocial issues, including the empowerment of women.
Here is another evidence to prove that music is a
powerful tool to promote sustainable development
and social contributions.
Under the leadership of Wiseman Mkhize as the Chief Executive,
an ensemble now 28 years old – the Clermont Choir has becomea sort of family. This family is a foundation upon which many
individuals have built, instilling the imperative values of discipline,
commitment, respect for oneself and one’s neighbour, passion for
one’s work, and a sense of contribution to society.
With a massive 28 years’ rich experience in choral music initiatives,
the Clermont Choir is one of the oldest and surviving choirs inSouth Africa. The proﬁle of this choir speaks volumes including
national and international accolades on their belt. Since 2009, theClermont Choir are the undefeated champions in theprestigious South Africa’s Old Mutual National Choir Festival.

During our program, you will witness through their music
performance and messages their commitment, passion
and love for the future of Africa and the Earth.

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17Awards launched to target technologies, services, and initiatives
that contribute to the achievement of the 17 goals of the SDGs

Mother Earth Cup Zero

Gloria Starr Kins（Ambassador, Society and Diplomatic Review）

MOTHER EARTH CUP ZERO (MEC ZERO) is a citizen participation
type contest on the theme of SDGs. The contest targets
technologies, services and initiatives that contribute to theachievement of the 17 goals of the SDGs. We will receive video
materials from the applicants, edit a 2-minute promotional video
and a 10-minute full-length video at no charge, and make these
introductory videos collectively available for viewing. The numberof paid views will be evaluated as the number of votes and awards
will be given. The videos will be subtitled in English so that they
can be disseminated not only in Japan but also overseas.

Naoto Anzai Toshihiro Yoneyama

Mina Horie（President）（PR Ambassador）（Vice President）

Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Society &Diplomatic Review (SDR), a United Nations
accredited publication that serves as adirectory of Ambassadors, UN Secretariat, andthe Consular Corps, has been appointed as aSpecial Advisor to Mother Earth Cup Family.
Gloria is Vice-Chair of the Center for Global
Action for Sustainable Development (CGASD).
In honor of her great contributions in building
sustainable society, it was decided to establish
the Gloria Award as the grand prize.

Yuta Sono（singer）& Natsumi Nishikawa（singer）
Singing Mother Earth Cup Zero’s
theme song “WITH YOU”
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An independent French artist from the Multi-talented artist “Miss Earth USA Eco 2019”
south of France inspired by different
advocating SDGs, climate actions, and humanlanguages, cultures, and genres
rights, recently joins Kimono Ambassadors

SAO TI (singer song writer and composer)

Nicolette Templier (actress, musician, and activist)

She developed her passion for music very early
and was very inspired by different music
genres. Indeed, this brings to her a richmusical culture from all over the world. Shesings in French, Arabic, English, Spanish andPortuguese and also has been influenced bymany different styles such as Rnb, Soul, Jazz,
Hip Hop and World Music.

Nicolette (also known as “Aera Moon”) is a multi-talented
singer and songwriter born in Brooklyn and raised between
Haiti and America. She is an actress, musician, humanrights & mental health advocate, as well as a youth
advocate for the United Nations’ SDGs. Nicolette has had asuccessful career in the pageant world, earning her the titleof Miss Earth USA Eco 2019. Her debut single “Moonlight(Love)” , aiming to unite the world through love and hope,are available in both English and Japanese.

Music for SDGs Meet
our “KFM”
participating
artists
Coalition
Meet ourorganizers

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Mack （Makoto Okubo） (Project Director and multi-entertainer)
Mack is a multilingual and globally well-known policy advisor, traveling around the world. Formerly he worked for aninternational organization in Switzerland. Among other responsibilities, he is now chairing ESG Investment Working
Group and co-chairing Sustainable Finance Development Network in APEC and is actively promoting SDGs incollaboration with United Nations, OECD, and APEC. He is also known as multi-talented entertainer. He performs as asinger, dancer, comedian and mimicry artist in various events. He has launched Music for SDGs Project to promote
United Nations’ SDGs through music and produces entertainment events, inviting talented artists who share the goals.

Flower Harmony (Yurikago Voice Yukiko Yamashita and music producer
Takeda P）
Flower=Every flower is wonderful, and every human being is important. With the theme of "A world where everyone
can shine", they connect Japan and the world, and play harmony and love at entertainment events, shrines and temples
across the country as a dedication performance. They also host "Japanese Tradition Expo," conveying Japanesetraditional culture. They incorporate activities for the Earth and for the universe into his business and artistic activities,
and their song "Earth of Cosmo" won the Global Award at the United Nations World Space Week Japan 2020.

Kippei（Kippei Miyahara) (Singer/songwriter, music producer & MC,community engagement supporter）
Born in Wakayama, and now based in Kashima City. Apart from his main business, he has been working on revitalizing
the community and fostering culture through his musical activities, and always aspires to give live performances with asense of unity and customer participation with the keyword "enjoy". In addition to songs for himself, he has produced
songs for the J1 Kashima Antlers soccer team, local artists and idols, boys and girls choir, and Yosakoi groups. He
performed in NY at Off-Broadway in 2018 and Carnegie Hall in 2019.

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Diversity and Inclusion: Being bridge between Japanand the World through music
Ai Yamashita (pianist/keyboardist/composer)
Ai Yamashita from Japan, a Boston-based keyboardist,
songwriter and alumuni of Berklee College of Music 17’.
Her mission statement is “Being bridge between
Japan and the World through music” and she has
been contributing for cultural exchange and music
diversity in US with her J-Pop band “Ai’s Sakura
Band”.

Ai arranged a number of Japanese anime andpopular songs in Bossa, Jazz, Salsa, teaming up
with Mack and Kippei of Music for SDGs Coalition.
She has recently released ONE PIECE WE ARE!
EDM Remix (https://youtu.be/ecO_cqIGhDk)

In addition, she has recently released new original song
called “Min na Tomodachi - We are all friends” which
aiming to work on many present problems such as
Racism/Discrimination/Diversity and LGBTQ.
Ai Yamashita Website
https://www.aiyamashita.com/
Ai’s Sakura Band https://youtu.be/s7bhbzeYGa8“Minna Tomodachi” (In Japanese)
https://youtu.be/uo2Nidz32J0

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Former and current ambassadors to the United Nations come together
to support frontline heroes fighting against Covid-19
UNRocks & Ambassador Friends
The entire world is facing an unprecedented threat. The
COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly covered the globe, spreadsuffering, disrupted billions of lives and endangered the global
economy. The World Health Organization (WHO) is leading
and coordinating the global effort, supporting countries toprevent, detect, and respond to the pandemic.
Under these challenging circumstances, during the year when
we mark the 75th anniversary of the United Nations, there isa message of solidarity that 26 former and current
ambassadors to the UN want to send to the world,
launching a music video with a cover of Michael Jackson’ssong “Heal the World”. This video is a tribute to all those
who contribute to healing the world – doctors, nurses,
healthcare workers. It also wants to encourage donations to
the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for WHO, which canbe made at www.COVID19ResponseFund.org.

The music project is an initiative of SimonaMirela Miculescu, founding member of
UNRocks, the first ever music group composedof ambassadors to the UN.
With courtesy of Gloria Starr Kins, Chief Editor,
Society and Diplomatic Review

”Music for SDGs” Project Contributing to sustainable future through music
Mack Okubo, Project Director

22Music for SDGs’ Main Schedule in 2021（tbc）

Jan 2021 Music for SDGs Anime Festival @online, supporting
Pumpit’s Cambodia elementary school construction projectJan 2021～ Musical speeches and lectures ＠Keio University,
Kyoritsu Women’s University (Kagayaki & Women Orchestra）

22 April 2021 Earth Day Music Festival ＠worldwide online
A music video prepared by Musicfor SDGs for the World Congress
was edited by Miki Takasugi.
Based in New York, Miki has a full-time job as a Global Marketing
Director, and also works
independently as a Web Designer
and Digital Creator. She has
expertise in the field of fashion
and beauty.
For more details, visit mackglobe.com or MusicForSDGs.com

or email Mack (mackglobe@gmail.com or MusicforSDGs@gmail.com)

11 May 2021 IAPSS World Congress ＠worldwide online
22 June 2021 Tiara Online Concert “Players for Okinawa”
＠worldwide online
July 2021 United Nations HLPF side event＠
Connecting France, Japan and New York online
Sep 2021 UN General Assembly side event ＠worldwide online
3Q or 4Q 2021 Jazz Anime Concert ＠NY
Nov 2021 Cop26 side event ＠worldwide online
Joining Music for Climate Justice (M4CJ)’s Global Music Festival

Throughout the year 2021 hosting music events, providing
artists or panelists for meetings and SDG promoting events