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Japanese Page ■Current Status: Graduate Student, Graduate School of Core Ethics and Frontier Sciences, Ritsumeikan University ■Areas of Interest ◆ Possibilities of Establishment of the Network against Global Infectious Diseases: Focusing on Buruli ulcer ◆ Keywords: Buruli Ulcer, Neglected Tropical Diseases ■Academic Achievements ◆ SHIMOMURA Yuki, FUJIKURARA Tetsuya, FUKUNISHI Kazuyuki & NIIYAMA Tomoki March 30 to April 3, 2009 "A Report on Volunteer Actions for Buruli ulcer Children by SCOBU" African Summit on Neglected Tropical Diseases(Technical Sessions on Buruli ulcer), Palais des Congrès, Cotonou, Benin ◆ March 31, 2009 "Roles and Functions of a Campus NGO in International Medical Aid Programs: A Case Study of a University Project for Buruli Ulcer in Japan" Core Ethics 5:251-260 [abstract] (http://www.ritsumei.ac.jp/acd/gr/gsce/ce/ce5engtext.htm#21) ◆ NIIYAMA Tomoki & FUKUNISHI Masako January 30, 2009 "Globalization and Neglected Tropical Diseases: A Case of Buruli Ulcer" Medical Treatment and Society Seminar 34: 26-40 ◆ December 20, 2008 "Possibilities of Establishment of the Network against Global Infectious Diseases: Focusing on Buruli ulcer" Public Interview to Ms. Tsuyama, Naoko: "From Apartheid to Democratization: 20 Years with People in South Africa", Ritsumeikan University ◆ December 4, 2008 Designated Questions, Workshop on From SARS to Bird Flue: Public Health and Animial Diseases Between Hong Kong and Guangdong" Ritsumeikan University ◆ SHIMOMURA Yuki, FUJIKURA Tetsuya, FUKUNISHI Kazuyuki & NIIYAMA Tomoki March 31 to April 2, 2008 "Evaluating KIU Programs For BU Children", WHO Annual Meeting on Buruli ulcer 31 March to 2 April 2008, International Conference Center Geneva (CICG), Switzerland ◆ March 2008 Master's Thesis "Experimental Study on Support of Non-Government Organization against 'Neglected Tropical Diseases': A Case of Project SCOBU against Buruli Ulcer" Ritsumeikan University ◆ 2008 "Globalization and Neglected Tropical Diseases" Multiculturalism and Social Justice Working Paper Series, No.6 ◆ 2008 "Trend of International Non-Government Organizations on Buruli ulcer Problems: Focusing on the Work of Project SCOBU" Multiculturalism and Social Justice Working Paper Series, No.7 ◆ SHIMOMURA Yuki, FUJIKURA Tetsuya, FUKUNISHI Kazuyuki & NIIYAMA Tomoki April 2-4 2007 "Citizen's Participation: An Integrated Movement for BU Advocacy", WHO Annual Meeting on Buruli ulcer 2-4 April 2007,WHO, Geneva, Switzerland ■Project ◆ Project SCOBU (Save the Children of Buruli Ulcer) at Kobe International University Project Website (Japanese) http://www.h6.dion.ne.jp/~nkf-info/bu/index.html UP:December 12, 2008 REV:June 16, 2009/February 4, 2010 WHO(English) WHO(Japanese) |