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**効果的な男女平等推進が可能な社会の形成に貢献**
鹿嶋敬は、日本の社会学者・元ジャーナリスト。専門分野は女性労働、男女共同参画、ジェンダー論、家族社会学、ワーク・ライフ・バランス論、マスコミュニケーション論など。日本経済新聞記者の経験を活かし、「女性と労働」問題の追及に貢献したが、定年後に研究者として活動を始め、実践女子大学で教鞭を執った。現在は一般財団法人女性労働協会会長。また政府の政策会議である男女共同参画会議の議員や監視専門調査会会長を務めた。2018年春に旭日中綬章を受章した。
著作には、「男と女　変わる力学」「男の座標軸」「男女摩擦」などが含まれる。代表的な作品は「恵里子」という娘の肖像画で、制作過程がNHKの番組として紹介されたことがある。
Q：何をされた方ですか？
A：男性労働者や家族社会を考えるための理論的および実践的な基盤を作り、その上で女性と男女共同参画に貢献したこと
Q：有名な作品は何ですか？
A：恵里子という娘の肖像画で、写実画家・諏訪敦が描いた作品。NHKの番組「記憶に辿りつく絵画～亡き人を描く画家～」で紹介された
English Summary
**Contributing to the creation of a society that can effectively promote gender equality**
Takashi Kashima is a Japanese sociologist and former journalist. Her areas of expertise include women's labor, gender equality, gender theory, family sociology, work-life balance theory, and mass communication theory. Utilizing her experience as a reporter for the Nihon Keizai Shimbun newspaper, she contributed to the pursuit of issues related to women and labor, but after retirement she began working as a researcher and taught at Jissen Women's University. Currently, she is the president of the Women's Labor Association. She also served as a member of the Council for Gender Equality, a government policy council, and as chair of the Monitoring Expert Committee. In the spring of 2018, he received the Order of the Rising Sun with a Ribbon.
Her works include ``The Changing Dynamics of Men and Women,'' ``The Coordinate Axis of Men,'' and ``Gender Friction.'' His representative work is a portrait of a daughter named Eriko, and the process of making it was featured on an NHK program.
Q: What did you do?
Creating a theoretical and practical foundation for thinking about male workers and family society, and contributing to women and gender equality based on that foundation.
Q: What are your famous works?
A portrait of a daughter named Eriko, painted by realist artist Atsushi Suwa. Introduced on the NHK program "Paintings that reach memories - Artists who depict the deceased"
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