FY2016

In collaboration with Kyoto City, the Foundation will widely disseminate examples of collaboration between universities, students, and local communities in the city, and will hold the "University-Regional Collaboration Summit" (nicknamed ×"Gatch Link") as an opportunity for universities, students, and local organizations involved in regional cooperation activities to interact.

On the day of the event, there will be a lecture by community designer Ryo Yamazaki, case studies by universities that have been selected for the "University and Community Collaboration University" promotion project, and poster sessions by universities, students, local organizations, etc. that are engaged in university-regional collaboration activities in the city (panel introductions and exchange of opinions).

From the lectures and reports of various activity cases, why don't you find hints for further deepening cooperation with the possibility of new collaboration between the university / student and the community, aiming for further regional revitalization!

Anyone can participate, so please feel free to join us.

University-Regional Cooperation Summit (nickname: Gatch Link) ×

On Sunday, November 6, 2016 10:00~13:00
Venue Campus Plaza Kyoto 5F Lecture Room 1 / 2F Hall
(939 Higashishiokojicho, Shiokoji-cho, Nishinotoin-dori, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto City)
[Access] 5-minute walk from Kyoto Municipal Subway, JR, and Kintetsu Kyoto Station 
Content < in Lecture Room 1 on the 5th floor>
●Theme
: Community Design that Connects Universities, Students and Communities (tentative) Speaker: Ryo Yamazaki (Representative, STUDIO-L, Community Designer) (Profile)

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Born in Aichi Prefecture in 1973. Graduated from Osaka Prefecture University Graduate School and the University of Tokyo Graduate School. Ph.D. in Engineering. In addition to being the representative of studio-L, he is a professor at Tohoku University of Art and Design (head of the Department of Community Design) and a special guest professor at Keio University. After working at an architectural and landscape design office, he established studio-L in 2005. Involved in community design for local residents to solve local issues. There are many projects related to community development workshops, comprehensive planning with resident participation, and park management with citizen participation. He received the Good Design Award for the Ama Town Comprehensive Promotion Plan, Studio-L Iga Office, and Shimanowa 2014, and the Kids Design Award for the Parent-Child Health Handbook.

●Case Study
Theme: Past
Regional Collaboration Initiatives and "Cooperative Universities" Promotion Project Presenter: >
at the 2nd floor hall <of the university

that has been selected for the "Cooperative University" Promotion Project ●Poster session (introduction of case studies and exchange of opinions through panels)

Quorum 200 people
* All on a first-come, first-served basis * If the capacity is not met,
applications will be accepted on the day.
Attendance fee Free
Organizer Kyoto City / University Consortium Kyoto

Event Report

 On Sunday, November 6, the "University-Regional Collaboration Summit" (nickname×: Gatch Link) was held at Campus Plaza Kyoto.
In the first part of the event, community designer Ryo Yamazaki gave a keynote speech, and case studies were presented by universities that have been selected for the "Learning Town Collaboration University" Promotion Project.
In the second part, we moved the venue and held a poster session. In the poster session, 14 universities, students, and local organizations engaged in university-regional collaboration activities in the city participated, and the panels introduced case studies and exchanged opinions.
Many students, university faculty and staff, and local residents visited each venue, and the participants deepened their exchanges with each other in order to find hints for further deepening cooperation with the aim of new possibilities for collaboration between the university and students and the community, and for further revitalization.

Oral presentationPanel PresentationsStudent project (group work on the theme of "Thinking about Political Participation of Young People") Part 2: Inside the poster session venueAward ceremony

【Poster Session Exhibitor List】

事業名団体名活動場所詳細
1佛教大学福祉教育開発センター事業
地域福祉フィールドワーク業 小野郷へいこう!
小野郷へいこう(佛教大学)北区PDF 
2佛教大学福祉教育開発センター事業
地域福祉フィールドワーク 紫野へいこう!
むらさきっず(佛教大学)北区PDF 
3世代をつなぐ北区まちづくりラジオプロジェクト立命館大学産業社会学部坂田ゼミ北区PDF 
4都ライト'16都ライト実行委員会上京区PDF 
5京都御苑オープンデータマッププロジェクト京都朱雀ロータリークラブ上京区PDF 
6地域創生のための連携活動実践と推進ネットワークづくり京都工芸繊維大学佐々木まちづくり研究室左京区
中京区
山科区
ほか
PDF 
7「時代祭応援プロジェクト」
(シチズンシップ・スタディーズⅠ、GBクラス)
立命館大学サービスラーニングセンター中京区PDF 
8京都観光おもてなし作戦「観光客の本音は」京都観光オープンデータ協議会下京区PDF 
9京北宇津ふれあい学びあい京都精華大学京北宇津宝さがし会右京区PDF 
10佛大×高雄中 地域活性化プロジェクト佛教大学社会連携センター 三尾活性化プロジェクト右京区PDF 
11学長スイーツ企画花園大学 HLP(Hanazono Leaders Project)右京区PDF 
12右京区学生選挙サポーターの活動右京区学生選挙サポーター右京区PDF 
13まちやこうえん計画京まちや七彩コミュニティ(龍谷大学)伏見区PDF 
14東高瀬川の環境保護と地蔵盆プロジェクト龍谷大学・東高瀬川の環境保護と地蔵盆プロジェクトチーム伏見区PDF 

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