본 센터에서는 2025년 4월부터 6월까지 <희망의 씨앗: 포용사회를 향하여> 시리즈를 주최할 예정입니다. 이번 세미나 시리즈에서는 돌봄 노동, 이주민 노동, 그리고 포용적 경제와 같은 주요 의제들을 심도 있게 다루며, 이를 통해 보다 공정하고 지속 가능한 사회를 만들어가기 위한 방향성을 모색하고자 합니다.

This edition of CTMS’s newsletter covers further details about the 2022 International Care Conference, to be held in November. Research findings on the consequences of remote work for Korean parents, Director Ki-Soo Eun’s presentation at the 2022 Korea Gender Equality Forum, and a publication in the Journal of Aging & Social Policy for which CTMS research data was utilized, are also covered.

This edition of CTMS’s newsletter covers the center’s global activities, ranging from presenting at the 2022 annual “Care Economies in Context” meeting in Toronto, to announcing the 2022 International Care Conference, which CTMS will be hosting this year.

This edition of CTMS’s newsletter covers the 2nd ECEC Policy Symposium, where CTMS Senior Research Fellow Jiweon Jun advocated the improvement of care worker safety. We also cover the latest book translation by CTMS Senior Research Fellow, Hyuna Moon: “Prostitution: Sex Work, Policy & Politics.”

This edition of CTMS’s newsletter covers a review of the first seminars for the “Migration and Integration” seminar series, and the “Creating an Inclusive Society” seminar series. An informative blog piece covers Dr. Andriy Gaidutskiy’s (Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority) special lecture on “Ukrainian Migration As a Result of Russian Invasion,” and a policy brief looks at workplace gender equality in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

This special edition covers a National Strategy Seminar held by POSCO, with other major Korean corporations and research institutes, at which CTMS Director Ki-Soo Eun delivered a lecture on “corporate-level efforts to overcome low birthrates.” A variety of topics ranging from the consequences of teleworking, to migration issues in the French political arena can also be found in our publication and blog offerings on the CTMS website.

This edition of CTMS’s newsletter covers the emergence of the concept of “caring masculinity,” as well as an exploration into the relationship between disease and care. The importance of gender policies in Korea is looked at, and we extend an invitation to two seminar series that will be held monthly, throughout 2022.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the different realities of care through a special feature interviewing care workers and their real life experiences.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the refamiliarization of care by Prof. Emiko Ochiai, and the closing remarks of the 2021 Intl’ Care Conference by Dr. Ruth Levine, Prof. Ito Peng and Prof. Ki-Soo Eun

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the impact of care economy in achieving gender equality with UN Women’s Director Anita Bhatia and an in-depth discussion on macroeconomics, growth and gender.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers Prof. Joseph Stiglitz’s speech on the importance of care economy in the road towards a strong recovery post COVID-19, and 8 steps to create a caring economy by Professor Diane Elson.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the economic reasons for care investment including the effects of demographic changes in future care, the monetary value of unpaid care work and the economic impact of investment on childcare and elderlycare.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the Korea’s Care Crisis and the challenges on its Society with a discussion led by researchers and activist in civil society.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the challenges of care provision post COVID-19 from three different perspectives: demand of care, quality of care and value of care.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the topic of care economy post COVID-19 and why economic growth itself does not deliver health and well-being, with insights from Dr. Nancy Folbre and a discussion with leading experts from multilateral organizations.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the meaning of investing in the care economy from the perspective of social justice to achieve more equal and inclusive society featuring Prof. Sang-Hyun Song, Former President of the International Criminal Court.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the hardships migrant female workers faced during COVID-19 and how Korea’s elderly care system considering undergoing strong demographic changes.

This edition of CTMS’s weekly newsletter covers the opening remarks of the 2021 Int’l Care Economy Conference, and the impact of COVID-19 in work-family balance.