Creating a network of women—whether it be in the same sector, field or age group, or across different age groups or fields—can be very useful for not only gaining tips for work and life but also solving issues by understanding trends in research and development as well as in society. JAXA is promoting the creation of such networks for women working in the field of space science at home and overseas.
JAXA is a member of the Diversity Support Office (DSO), an organization of domestic research and educational institutions aiming to promote gender equality at the workplace through sharing information among DSO members.
JAXA belongs to the Tokyo block of the Progressive Initiatives of Empowering Network for Diversity (OPENed), whose purpose is to establish a national network of universities and research institutions addressing issues of female researchers by improving their environment and helping them to develop their research ability.
On December 2021, JAXA, Canadian Space Agency(CSA), and German Aerospace Centre(DLR) established a global Human Resources exchange network the "International Forum for Space Organisations Human Resources Management"(INFOHRM).This horum hold regularly to exchange information such as Human Resources Policy, Human Resources Management and Administration processes. And also, this forum unite us in the willingness to identify common interests in finding solutions to prepare for the future realities in the field of human-resource development for space.