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Organizer Stories

See how some of our organizers took that first step of building a community,
and how they changed the lives of many.

At first I started meet ups at izakaya pubs for about 20 people | Masayuki Sugimoto(Re:animation)

March 10, 2016

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I just wanted to make friends in Tokyo!” says Chihe, who organizes Re:animation, a festival that combines anime with dance music and gathers over 3,400 attendees. Learn how he grew what was once a small meetup into this massive event.

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Since I found this organization, there is a role for me. | Sam Alexander (First Tech Challenge)

June 23, 2016

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Being good at it didn’t necessarily mean that I was happy doing it. | Daiki Akasaka (IKUSA)

June 23, 2016

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One high that we always get is watching people connect with each other |Marc Dass(SOULSCAPE)

March 9, 2016

FacebookTwitterSingapore’s most iconic yoga festival. Hear how the small team of 5 pulled off this unique and energetic lifestyle event and their vision for the festival. >SOULSCAPE

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I do it for the community that I’m from | Simon Leahy(BUSHWIG)

March 10, 2016

FacebookTwitterSimon, was, er, dragged into the world of drag queens in Manchester, England when he was 16 years old. And now he’s expanded on those roots in Brooklyn NY, as the organizer of the highly-acclaimed Bushwig festival. Hear how a certain encounter changed his life. >BUSHWIG

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Really what I wanted was, more people to fight with. | Jay Noyes(Japan Armored Battle League)

March 10, 2016

FacebookTwitterA bookish English teacher becomes a swordmaster, an owner of a dojo, and the organizer of the ArmoredBattle series in Japan. Jay Noyes of Castle Tintagel talks about how and why he started ArmoredBattle. >Japan Armored Battle League

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