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International Community Care and Lifespan Development: Empowerment Sciences
Community Empowerment: New Horizon for Self-Actualization through Empathy Theories and Methods in International Perspective
The dominance of scientific materialism and reductionism, so powerful over the last five centuries, is beginning to look fragile. We explore the concept of connectedness as a central theme of bringing about a coherence and integration of the power and knowledge of Science together with the energy and wisdom of empathy to a new level of transformational empowerment of humankind.
Further, we examine the potential of the connectedness with Spirit to empower science to a new level of accomplishment and understanding.
It has become popular to call for community and project team empowerment. However, our research shows how this competes with another popular concept, project management, particularly in modern complex projects. Implementing both philosophies leaves the professionals with an irreconcilable dissonance.
We suggest a number of steps this implies, including developing project management frameworks that inform teams about likely cross-impacts, limiting team empowerment, and allowing teams to influence decisions.
Please join us to empower yourself!
Tokie Anme, Ph.D.
Professor
International Community Care and Lifespan Development: Empowerment Sciences
Faculty of Medicine, University of Tsukuba
Social Activity
- Ph.D. Health Sciences
- Chairperson of Systems and Empowerment Sciences for Lifespan Development
- Chairperson of Japanese Systems Sciences in Health-Social Services
- Instructor of Nursing Child Assessment Satellite Training
Activities In Academic Societies
- Systems and Empowerment Sciences for Lifespan Development
- Society for Research in Child Development
- International Union for Health Promotion and Education
- Gerontological Society of America
- International Home Care Association
- Nursing Child Assessment Satellite Training Association
- Japanese Society of Human Science of Health-Social Services
- Japanese Society of Public Health
- Japan Academy of Nursing Science
- Japanese Association for Research in Family Nursing
- Japan Academy of Community Health Nursing
- Japanese Society of Gerontology
- Japan Society of Research on Early Childhood Care and Education
- Japanese Society for the Study of Social Welfare
Contact
e-mail : anmet ”at” md.tsukuba.ac.jp
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Tel/Fax +81-(0)29-853-3436
Address : 1-1-1 Tennodai Tsukuba 305-8577 JAPAN