Gender Summit 6 Asia Pacific 報告
近藤科江2015 年 8 月 26-28 日の 3 日間 GenderSummit 6 Asia Pacific （GS6-AP）が、ThePlaza Hotel, Seoul, Korea で開催された。主催者側の発表では、40 の国・地域から 589 名の参加があった。GS6 AP では、「創造的経済のためのよりよい科学とテクノロジー：研究、開発とビジネスにおける性差の革新を通して社会の影響を強化する」を大会テーマにして、男女共同参画や多様性への取り組みに関する１４のセッションが組まれ、ほとんどがパネルディスカッション形式で進められた。公式のプログラム以外にも、国際的なネットワークや活動団体が独自のワークショップを開催して、3 日間にわたり活発な議論がなされた。
Gender Summit は、2011 年に第1 回がベルギーで開催され、性差の知識構築におけるバイアスを取り除き、科学における男女共同参画を推し進め、性の問題を理解することにより、より持続可能で効果的研究と革新を進め優れた科学の推進のため地域的、国際的な共同体をつくる事を目的として、毎年世界各地でGender Summit 主催者側の集合写真開かれている。AP はアジア環太平洋地域の Gender Summit で、今年は韓国が主催国となり開催した。日中韓会議も GS6-AP の一環として開催され JNEWS 理事長や SJWS 野呂理事も参加した。
私は、27 日、28 日にわたり、SJWS の活動紹介のポスター発表を行いました（次ページ）。また、27 日に JSTが企画した意見交換会に参加し、女性研究者を増やす取り組みについての提案を行った。JST からは、2017 年4 月に、JST が主催して Gender Summit

Asia-Pacificを行う事が報告され、開催に向けて協力要請があった。

一般社団法人

日本女性科学者の会
The Society of Japanese Women Scientists（SJWS)

Activities of the Society of Japanese Women Scientists
S. Kizaka-Kondoh
Graduate School of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Tokyo Institute Technology, Yokohama & Tokyo, JapanThe Society of Japanese Women Scientists (SJWS) was established in April, 1958 to fosterfriendship among female scientists, facilitate knowledge exchange among them in various fields ofresearch and provide support during their career with the ultimate goal of advancing world peace.
The establishment of SJWS was wholly supported by the Committee of Seven for World Peace Appeal
initiated in Japan in 1955, which included Raicho Hiratsuka, the vice president of the Women's
International Democratic Federation (WIDF) and Hideki Yukawa (Nobel Laureate in physics in 1949).
Since April, 2014, SJWS has become the general incorporated association.

Regular and recent Activities

SJWS Journal

 Holding lecture meetings of member and non-member scientists
who are active in the front lines
 Instructing experiments in Science summer school for junior andsenior high school girl students
 Holding symposium and interchange social gathering about theposition of the woman scientist and researcher
 Annual SJWS meeting（Scientific presentation, lecture and panel
discussion）
 Organizing meetings for the gender equality promotion business thatutilized a country, a local cooperation meeting network（2013~2015）
 Publishing SJWS Journal (annual): e-journal since 2011
 Publishing SJWS Newsletter (twice a year) Joining Association of gender equality studies Network since 2002
 Establishing SJWS science communicator certification system in 2007

SJWS members belong to a wide range of disciplines including basic andapplied science, engineering, medicine, pharmacy, agriculture, and home
economics. Members are researchers and engineers from academia as wellas industry.

SJWS Award
Since 1995, SJWS has annually presented two awards to scientists who have made great
contributions to advancing the objectives of SJWS:
1) Early Career Investigator Award to encourage and acknowledge excellence in science2) Distinguished Service Award to recognize outstanding service to scientific community

Left graph:
In 37 award winners, 28 people(75.7%) had achieved some kind ofpromotion. 56.8% of the promotion
occurred within 4 years, suggesting a
direct influence of receiving the award
on the promotion.
Right graph :The half winners had become
professors, indicating their high activity.
The 20th (2015) SJWS Award Ceremony

Science Summer SchoolIt has been sponsored by National Women’s Education Center of Japan and Japan Inter-Society Liaison Association Committee
for Promoting Equal Participation of Men and Women in Science and Engineering (EPMEWSE) since 2005
SJWS joined the activity as a member of EPMEWSE since 2006
The main purpose is fostering leadership of STEM women scientists
Junior and high school girl students learn together in a 3 days/2 nights school.
The attendees have been interacting with the advanced scientists and engineers throughout the course.
The programs for the parents and teachers have also been prepared.
Lecture forparents/teachers

In class lecture

Outside research

Search/researchGroup discussion