Research Roadmap

Building a Pluresilience Paradigm through Family-Community Humanities

Establishing the theoretical foundations of Pluresilience through Family-Community Humanities(2025-27)
2025	Developing a humanities-based interdisciplinary understanding of resilience Reinterpret resilience research in the social and natural sciences through a humanities lens Identify and develop resilience discourse in literature, history, and philosophy through interdisciplinary scholarship Examine the layered and interconnected nature of resilience in a time of broader societal transition from a family-community perspective
2026	Mapping the family-community landscape and articulating core Pluresilience principles Survey key family-community configurations (e.g., one-person households, care AI, transitional youth, older-adult mutual-support communities, bereaved families after major disasters, digital memory) Develop a five-dimensional analytical framework for Pluresilience (individual, community, structural, ecological, temporal) Define core principles of Pluresilience and design the Pluresilience Living Lab
2027	Examining intersections and developing Pluresilience indicators Study family-community dynamics (historical and contemporary practices, commoning, social movements, alternative forms of collective life) Develop indicators aligned with the five values of Pluresilience (resonance, communication, solidarity, symbiosis, memory) Apply indicators through the Pluresilience Living Lab and establish evaluation and feedback mechanisms

Advancing the Pluresilience paradigm and expanding practice-oriented discourse(2028-30)
2028	Strengthening resilience through family-community design: Ganyin, communication, and memory Address vulnerabilities in everyday life (loneliness, isolation, distrust, hate) through Ganyin and communication centered approaches Engage time inequality, historical forgetting, and trauma through memory-centered resilience work Provide Pluresilience consulting and develop humanities-based community design in collaboration with the public sector, civil society, and academia
2029	Expanding solidarity and symbiosis: organizing for shared futures Respond to poverty, discrimination, and structural violence through solidarity-centered resilience work Address climate crisis, disasters, and ecological loss through symbiosis-centered resilience work Deliver Pluresilience capacity-building programs and cultivate future-oriented talent (researchers, program planners, and field-based organizers and activists) through cross-sector collaboration
2030	Scaling Pluresilience locally and internationally Develop policy proposals and disseminate practical models of Pluresilience Strengthen the international visibility of Pluresilience and advance work toward shared indicators Host an international Pluresilience scholars convening and build a global talent development system