国際研究集会 “Community Care, Care Community, and Care for the Community: Insights from East and Southeast Asia” を下記の要領で開催いたします。

日時：2025年7月5日（土）、6日（日）
会場：京都産業大学（京都市北区上賀茂本山）サジタリウス館S314教室／オンライン
使用言語：英語、日本語

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この国際研究集会では、ケア・コミュニティとコミュニティのケアについて、東アジアと東南アジアの事例研究を通して検討します。この研究集会において、ケア・コミュニティとは、ケアを焦点とした多様な人や組織や制度の集合を意味します。また、コミュニティのケアとは、ケア活動を通してコミュニティの規範や組織のありかたがメンテナンスされ、改善されることを意味します。これらのテーマについて、経済学、政治学、社会学、文化人類学、法学、公衆衛生学などの専門分野からアプローチします。

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International Conference “Community Care, Care Community, and Care for the Community: Insights from East and Southeast Asia”

Date: 5-6 July 2025
Venue: Kyoto Sangyo University / and Online
(Kamigamo Motoyama, Kita Ward, Kyoto City, Japan)
Room S314 (3rd floor), Sagittarius Building

Location of Kyoto Sangyo University
https://www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/english/school/location.html

Campus Map (Sagittarius Building is the building No. 6)
https://www.kyoto-su.ac.jp/english/school/campus.html

Day 1:　5 July 2025 (Saturday)
Opening
09:30-09:35
Fujino Atsuko (Vice President, Kyoto Sangyo University)
Welcome remarks

09:35-09:50
Kato Atsufumi（Kyoto Sangyo University）
Community Care, Care Community, and Care for the Community: An Introduction

Part I: Solidarity economy, social enterprise, and care community
09:50-10:15
Benjamin Quiñones Jr. (Asian Solidarity Economy Council)
Community-Supported Social Protection Mechanism
10:15-10:40
Kaneko Katsunori (Osaka Metropolitan University)
The Public Nursing System and Elderly Care Activities in Rural Areas in Thailand（「タイの公的介護制度と地方の高齢者ケア」）

Tea Break

Part II: Care “for” the community
11:15-11:40
Dinh Thi Hong Chung (Vioba Social Enterprise Co., Ltd.)
Care For All Through Intergenerational Self-Help Clubs: A Case of Vietnam

11:40-12:05
Cristina Perez (Joy of Urban Farming), Jaymee Ann M. Alon (Joy of Urban Farming), Ikeda Maria (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Stories of Joy: The Role of Urban Farming in Strengthening Food Security and Cultivating Community Care

12:05-12:30
Kubo Hideo（Kyoto Sangyo University）
Some Cases in which Donation Created Solidarity and Contributed to Preventing Delinquency: Dynamics of Socialization in Local Communities

Lunch Break

Part III: Disasters, dangers and the formation of care community
13:30-13:55
Ikeda Maria (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Caring for and by Communities: The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Post-disaster Recovery in Eastern Visayas

13:55-14:20
Maria Ela L. Atienza (University of the Philippines, Diliman)
The Community Pantries of the Philippines: Limits and Prospects for Substantive Citizens’ Participation, Communities of Care and Government Accountability During and Beyond Crises (Online)

14:20-14:45
Kenneth Hartigan-Go (Ateneo De Manila University)
Lessons Learned in Community Participation during COVID-19 Pandemic in the Philippines: The Nexus of Public Health, Business and Society

Tea Break

Part IV: Care activities and the gender of the community
15:00-15:25
Axl Fitzgerald Bulawan (University of the Philippines, Tacloban)
Unseen and Unmeasured: The Case for Recognizing Care Work in the Philippines

15:25-15:50
Claire Ed Bacong (University of the Philippines, Tacloban)
The Cunning of Care Work: Invisiblizing Visible Community Care for Violence Against Women and Girls Cases

15:50-16:15
Tran Thi Minh Thi (Institute of Social Sciences Information, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences)
Security Networks of People: From the Results of the 2024 Nation-wide Survey on Gender Equality in Vietnam

16:15-16:40
Nguyen Tran Dieu Huyen（Kobe University）
Care Activities in Private Elderly Care Facilities in Vietnam: A Case from Binh My Nursing Home in Ho Chi Minh City (「ベトナム民間高齢者介護施設におけるケア実践―ホーチミン市のBinh My施設を事例に」)

16:40-17:05
Nguyen Thi Thu Huong (Vietnam National University, Hanoi)
In-home Monitoring Technologies, Filial Piety and Gender Dynamics in Elderly Care in an Emergent Southeast Asian Economy

General comments for Day 1
17:05-17:15
Ochiai Emiko（Kyoto Sangyo University）

Day 2: 6 July 2025 (Sunday)
Part V: Organization, management, and sustainability of care community
09:00-09:25
Michael Talana (Quezon City), Marian-lo Jennifer Dacawi (AccessAbility Solutions)
Balancing Care and Management: Strategies for the Empowerment of Displaced Resource Collectors in Quezon City

09:25-09:50
Ladylyn Lim Mangada (University of the Philippines, Tacloban), Ikeda Maria (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Volunteerism, Care and Incentives for Community Out-of-school Youth: The Case of the Pagasa Youth Association (PYAP) of the Philippines in Tacloban, Leyte

09:50-10:30
Mori Ryota（NPO Club Pot） presentation in Japanese (with English translation)
The Creation of Places of Belonging and Roles for Club Members Based on the Concept of “Gochyamaze”(Mixture) by a Local NPO in Japan: An Experience from the Management of the Vegetable Market and the Salon（「地域のNPOが運営する『ごちゃまぜ』コンセプトの居場所・役割づくり―野菜市・サロン運営の事例より」）

10:30-11:10
Okuda Mutsuko（Kyoto Sangyo University）presentation in Japanese (with English translation)
Possibility and Difficulty of Promoting Community Care through “Club Life” (「『クラブ・ライフ』によるコミュニティ・ケアの創造の可能性と課題―『クラブ・ライフ』の形成過程に着目して」)

Tea Break

General Discussion (with English translation)
11:25-12:25

Closing remarks
12:25-12:30
Kato Atsufumi（Kyoto Sangyo University）

Organizers: The Organizing Committee of the International Conference “Community Care, Care Community, and Care for the Community: Insights from East and Southeast Asia;” Faculty of Sociology, Kyoto Sangyo University, Japan

Sponsors: Kyoto Sangyo University Joint Research Project “Creation of an International Research and Exchange Center for the Formation and Development of Welfare Communities that Care the Communities” (Project leader: Kato Atsufumi); Kyoto Sangyo University Support Fund for International Conferences; Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Grant in Aid for Scientific Research (A) “Questioning from Gender Perspectives Familism in East Asian Societies Undergoing Fertility Decline: Comparative Historical Sociology of Reproduction” (Project leader: Kohama Masako); JSPS Grant in Aid for Scientific Research (B) “Area Studies about the Care Regime for Older People in Vietnam” (Project leader: Kato Atsufumi); JSPS Grant in Aid for Scientific Research (C) “A Social and Solidarity Economy Approach to Building Resilient Communities in Eastern Visayas” (Project leader: Makabenta Ikeda Maria).