Who Are We?
Founded in 2016 by a dedicated group of educators and social entrepreneurs, Trellis is a budding non-profit organization based in Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan. Our nonprofit initiatives are conducted in Da Nang, Vietnam, where we work closely with our network of local partners to provide foreign language education to our students in conjunction with volunteer opportunities for young adults who wish to travel with purpose and learn by teaching others.
Our mission is to provide education to uplift individuals and communities.
Our vision is to harness the power of globalization to catalyze positive change.
Trellisは、語学教育を通じて社会に変革をもらたしたいと考える同志が集まり、2016年に石川県金沢市で設立されました。その活動は2017年にベトナム・ダナンでスタートしています。ダナンでは外国語教育を行うパートナー団体に同じ志をもつ欧米、日本の若者を語学講師インターンとして派遣し、ベトナムの子どもたちや若者と語学教育を通じて交流を図るプログラムを提供しています。
Trellisのミッション:コミュニティ、そしてそこに暮らす人々の生活の向上を達成するための教育の提供
Trellisのビジョン:変化を生み出すためにグローバリゼーションの力を活用する
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Equal Education for All
We at Trellis strongly believe that every individual should have access to basic education regardless of their social or economic circumstances.
Small-scale, Big Impact
Nonprofits need to balance their resources carefully to achieve their goals. We believe in localized, small-scale projects which yield measurable, high-impact returns for the individuals and communities they are built around.
A ‘Capability-first’ Approach
Development is about more than abstract concepts like GDP or PPP; it’s about working with people to help them develop the tools necessary to be capable of living the life they choose to live regardless of the contextual situation into which they were born.
Creating Shared Value (CSV)
By adopting CSV principles into their operational strategies, organizations can create measurable economic value by addressing social problems which relate to their industry. Trellis aims to work alongside for-profit and nonprofit organizations in order to create economic incentives to address social issues through the creation of hybridized partnerships.
Trellis provides cost-free English and Japanese language education to local communities in Vietnam in conjunction with volunteer programs designed to train and disseminate the next generation of capable and qualified foreign language educators.