Tomoki Birkett

Tomoki Birkett is a dedicated individual with a strong background in community organizing, journalism, and art. Holding a BA in Anthropology with Highest Honors from the University of Michigan and an MA in Anthropology from Columbia University in the City of New York, Tomoki has honed critical thinking and research skills essential for understanding complex social issues.

Throughout various roles such as a Graduate Teaching Assistant at Columbia University and positions including receptionist, interpreter, and writer, Tomoki has demonstrated a versatile skill set. With experiences in community organizing with organizations like Young People For, Alliance for Immigrant Rights, and Restaurant Opportunities Center of Michigan, Tomoki excels in organizing campaigns, writing persuasively, and thinking creatively on their feet.

A multitalented individual, Tomoki is proficient in spoken and written Japanese, possesses journalism and report-writing skills, excels in proofreading, conducts social research, and has a flair for graphic design. Combining these skills with a passion for journalism, editing, and art, Tomoki aspires to further explore these interests in Japan or the United States.

With a background in anthropology and a proven track record in community engagement and research, Tomoki Birkett is well-equipped to navigate complex social landscapes, develop innovative solutions, and contribute meaningfully to any journalistic, editing, or artistic endeavors.

Tomoki Birkett's wealth of experience, strong educational background, and diverse skill set make them a valuable asset in any project or organization requiring expertise in community organizing, event planning, written Japanese, journalism, research, proofreading, and graphic design.