英文摘要 |
Vulnerability is a multifaceted concept that spans scales and dimensions, from the concept of fragile states of political, economic and environmental conditions and governance at the national level to the vulnerability of citizens’own conditions to the lack of risk response capabilities. This article discusses the social safety net plan promulgated and implemented in Taiwan in 2018, which implements vulnerable family service plans for populations with disadvantaged age, economic, social and cultural conditions. The concept of“vulnerable families”was shifted from crisis inventorying to systematic community support and individual capacity development. The researchers used a case study to focus on the base of the rural community of vulnerable families in Houli, Taichung, and adopted the socio-spatial approach through participatory observation, document analysis, and interviews. In the premiere field engaged, we found that Taiwan's special digital popularization and the development context of civil society, led theɑgeneration to re-evaluate their own“vulnerability”state and intertwined with the ecological network amid the island model which jumps between physical and virtual social agents to generate their won social-spatial. The purpose of this article is to describe this phenomenon that breaks with traditional ecological perspectives and to outline the journey of how community social workers and children work through vulnerable families to be empowered to have their own socio-spatial acquirement. |