History

2003	Registered as NPO Pangaea (Japan)
2004	Pangaea Activity started in four Shibuya public schools in Tokyo, Japan
2005	Suginami Youth Center in Tokyo started Pangaea Activity (Japan)
2006	MIZY Center of Korea UNESCO started Pangaea Activities (Korea)
2007	Mie Univ. started Pangaea Activities (Japan)
2008	Kyoto Univ. started Pangaea Activities (Japan)
	Pangaea moved its headquarter to Kyoto
2009	Universiti Malaysia Sarawak started Pangaea Activities (Malaysia)
2010	Kyoto International School started Pangaea Activities (Japan) SMK BARIO started Pangaea Activities (Malaysia)
2011	OKWave started Pangaea Activities in Tokyo (Japan)
2012	UDCK started Pangaea Activities in Chiba (Japan)
2014	Started Pangaea Activities at an orphanage in Phnom Penh (Cambodia)
	Held KISSY (Kyoto Intercultural Summer School for Youth) for the first time (held annually thereafter)
2017	Started Pangaea Activities at the University of Tokyo (Japan)
2018	Launched a project in Kenya under JICA Grassroots Technical Cooperation (Partnership Program)
	Received the Best Paper Award of the year at the Human Interface Society
	Started Pangaea Activities at the Nairobi National Museum (Kenya)
	KISSY 2018 project won a Special Jury Award at UNITED FOR PEACE FILM FESTIVAL (UFPFF) 2018
	Started Pangaea Activities at School123 in Tbilisi (Georgia)
2019	Started Pangaea Activities at the Kisumu Museum (Kenya)
	Received the “Global Citizenship Award” from the Japan Foundation
2020	Conducted an online project-based learning project at public high schools in Hiroshima Prefecture
2021	Conducted PAIS 2021 (Pangaea Activity Intercultural School for Youths ) in Shiga (Japan) connecting Cambodia, Kenya and more countries.
2023	Conducted PAIS 2023 in Kyoto (Japan) connecting Kenya, Georgia, and Japan.
	Conducted a hybrid KISSY2023 connecting Kenya, Georgia, U.S., Singapore, and Japan
	Started Pangaea Activities at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto (Japan)
2024.	Conducted KISSY2024 as a hybrid event connecting Kenya, Georgia, USA, and Japan