ネットワーク化したボランティア活動：復興のテクノ社会的な諸次元

从2016年4月到2016年8月，奥戴博士进行了为期4个月的人种学田野调查，并继续与NGO、福岛疏散人员和活动人士一起研究相关问题。他曾与一群带着孩子从福岛疏散到东京的母亲、一群在核事故后留在福岛的母亲、一群自称是这些撤离者的“支持者”的志愿者、一场名为“母亲反对战争”的妇女和平运动，以及另一场名为“学生争取自由民主紧急行动”的学生和平与民主运动一起工作。此外，奥戴博士还在政治示威、社区活动中从事参与者观察研究，并在一些灾难重建项目中担任志愿者。

From April 2016 to August 2016, Dr. O'Day did 4 months of ethnographic fieldwork and continued working with NG0s, Fukushima evacuees and activists working on the related issues. He worked with a group mothers who have evacuated from Fukushima to Tokyo with their children, a group of mothers who remained in Fukushima after the nuclear accident, a group of volunteers that identify themselves as “supporters” of those evacuees, a peace movement of women called “Mothers Against War”, and another student peace and pro-democracy movement called Student Emergency Action for Liberal Democracy (SEALDs). In addition, Dr. O'Day also engaged in participant observation research at political demonstrations, community events, and by volunteering in some disaster reconstruction projects.