
Examine Migration & DevelopmentThis university three-credit course will examine migration and development in the Philippines and it will explore the political, economic, and social impact of labour migration in the Philippines especially in terms of its challenges to human rights and development in the past fifty years.

Primary Source of Economic Development"ANAK has worked with the Global College at the University of Winnipeg since 2007,” said Daisydee Bautista, ANAK Director. “We are pleased to shed light on the less known plight of Filipino migrants and their human rights. These migrants are the Philippines' primary source of economic development. It is our hope that we can build a greater dialogue and understanding on all the important issues of migrant labour."
ANAK is offering Liwayway Scholarship for Leadership Excellence that can be applied to this course. For applications for scholarship or information email info@anak.ca .
To Register for this course MULT- 1100 /2100 - Migration and Development in the Philippines, 1960-2010 contact global.college@uwinnipeg.ca . Existing students may register via WebAdvisor.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION
Naniece Ibrahim, Communications Officer, The University of Winnipeg
P: 204.988.7130, E: n.ibrahim@uwinnipeg.ca
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