update：October 2, 2024

As the Toyota Foundation commemorates the 50th year anniversary since its foundation, it has created a dedicated website for its 50th year anniversary projects, chronicling the foundation’s half-a-century history and providing information about a commemorative grant program to be publicly called for in October 2024.

The page titled “Now and Future: 10 Years Since Grant Reception” presents interview articles about some grant recipients of the past projects, telling stories of how such grant-awarded projects have since evolved further to play a role in underpinning our society today. 

In the Third part of this interview series, Dr. Hart Feuer of Program-Specific Assistant Professor, Kyoto University were interviewed for an article about their projects granted under the category of the International Grant Program in fiscal 2016–"Recognizing and Promoting the Value of Former Generations' Domestic and Community Contribution to Nutrition, Health and Family Balance in Disadvantaged Urban Areas" and the International Grant Program in fiscal 2022 "Advancing indigenous wild gardens for healthy and biodiverse food systems in Asia: A transboundary and transdisciplinary platform for science and ethnic minority collaboration".

This article can be viewed on the dedicated website for the 50th year anniversary projects.

The Toyota Foundation