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Relief Activities of Religious Organizations. Hiroyuki Kurosaki ( Kokugakuin University) [email protected]. Academic Scholars. Religious People. Collaboration in Disaster Relief. A Result: 宗教者災害救援マップ (A Map of Disaster Relief by Religious People) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Relief Activities of Religious Organizations
Hiroyuki Kurosaki(Kokugakuin University)[email protected]
Religious People Academic Scholars
Collaboration in Disaster Relief
A Result:宗教者災害救援マップ(A Map of Disaster Relief by Religious People)http://sites.google.com/site/fbnerjmap/
“Social Contribution by Religion” Research Project
• A project in the Japanese Association for the Study of Religion and Society (「宗教と社会」学会) between 2006 and 2011.
• Caretakers: Keishin INABA (Osaka Univ.), Eiichi OTANI (Bukkyo Univ.), Yorio FUJIMOTO (Kokugakuin Univ.), Yoshihide SAKURAI (Hokkaido Univ.) and Hiroyuki KUROSAKI (Kokugakuin Univ.)
Sharing information on disaster relief by religion
• Initially proposed by Keishin INABA (Osaka Univ.)
• Opening a page, entitled 宗教者災害救援ネットワーク (Religious Peoples’ Disaster Relief Network), on Facebookhttp://www.facebook.com/FBNERJ
Announcements by Emergency Operations Center of each religious
organization
Blogs
Tweets
Facebook posts
• Prayer and grief support• Shelters• Donation• Support materials• Emergency rice feeding• Mental care• Other relief activities
宗教者災害救援ネットワークhttp://www.facebook.com/FBNERJ
Religious facilities functioned as relief bases as well as shelters
e.g. Ōsaki Hachimangū, a Shinto shrine located in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture
Religious facilities functioned as relief bases as well as shelters
e.g. Ishinomaki Eikō Church, a christian church located in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture
Next Idea
• Providing information on religious facilities as relief bases
• Promoting collaboration between religious people and other volunteers
Two Difficulties
• Technical matter: how to construct a web map• Ask for collaboration with religious
organizations, concerning about:– Keeping up-to-date information– Security– Privacy
Another Need and Activity
• Evacuation from the Fukushima nuclear accident
• Some religious organizations announced the acceptance to their facilities of evacuation.
• Mamiko OKADA (Univ. of Hyogo) proposed the inter-religious network to share the information. → 宗教者災害支援連絡会
Collaboration
• Construction of the map system: Sotetsu TAKEI (Shingon-shu Chizan Sect), Takeo NAKATANI (Konkokyo)
• Input: students and graduate students of Osaka Univ., Tokyo Univ., Kogakkan Univ. and Kokugakuin Univ.
• Offering the data: many religious organizations, shrines, temples, churches and other particular facilities
Google Documents (Spreadsheet) Google Fusion Tables
Google Sites
Import
Export Link (CSV)
Query, Map
Current StatusStatus Number of FacilitiesDamaged 1781Relief Base 138Safe 340Accepting Evacuation 70Unconfirmed 120Total 2449
Result
• Visualization of the relief activities by religious organizations after the Great East Japan Earthquake
• The map itself was of little use to the promotion of the support cooperation of goods and refugee acceptance; the real trust and network in the ordinary life in the local community is more important.
Next Step
• Keishin INABA plans to construct a disaster prevention map which can be used in the ordinary life to promote the network in the local community. It will include the locations of religious facilities.
Thank you.