2019.9.19 @ Chuo University. Fujitsu-JAIMS Foundation: Global Leaders for Innovation and Knowledge Program (GLIK)
GLIK2019S JF-505 [Sponsored by Fujitsu] Shaping tomorrow with you.
Challenges of the GLIK capstone program:
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You work on a project in which you formulate a plan for innovation to create new value for the community to which you belong such as a company, an institute, an NPO, a local community, or a country, utilizing the knowledge you acquired through the program. The project could be based on what you have been working on, but it has to be your own project.
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“UK-Japan dialogue on multidisciplinary research on dementia - involving community and people with dementia“
2018.3.14 @ GLOCOM
- Multidisciplinary research on dementia -
involving community and people with dementia
Global Leaders for Innovation and Knowledge Program (GLIK)
GLIK2017F MF-504 Capstone Project (March 2nd)
2018.3.2 @ Chuo University, Fujitsu-JAIMS Foundation
RUN TOMORROW is a long distance relay across Japan for people living with dementia. Participants hand off a sash from community to community to raise awareness and create environments where those with dementia can live safely and comfortably. The first event connected two cities over 300km in 2011, and it has since expanded across Japan and to over 6,500km. The goal is to hold RUN TOMORROW around the world to showcase that people with dementia can still participate in and contribute to their communities.
This document summarizes Makoto Okada's capstone project on developing dementia-friendly communities in Japan. The project involves finding insights through field research, prototyping concepts by mapping stakeholders across sectors, developing relationships through activities like study groups, connecting these ideas and relationships to generate recursive projects, and ultimately utilizing the connections to create tools and strengthen the social ecosystem for dementia issues in Japan. The five-step process focuses on developing multi-layered relationships through a series of activities, relationship building, and innovative mediation.
This document discusses using alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes to create strategic networks for addressing dementia as a social issue in Japan. It notes that the number of elderly people with dementia in Japan is projected to increase significantly in the coming decades. The document proposes an "Innovation Architecture" approach using a series of ADR processes across business, public, and social sectors to develop new elements and approaches for dementia issues. These networks aim to inspire social innovation nationally and internationally through open data sharing and collaborative projects.