Summer Courses on Gender, Human Rights and Migration

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Running on its 15th year, IWHR is a regular academicbased womens human rights course offered in the Philippines. The program discusses the use of international human rights instruments from gender and rights perspectives in analyzing complex issues of discrimination, inequality and oppression brought about by the intersecting factors of class, gender, ethnicity, age, sexual orientation, and others. COURSE FEE: Php 8,500 (on-site) Php 8,000 (payment made on or

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before March 26, 2013)

GFE is an intensive one-week course designed for development workers and educators in formal and non formal education (i.e. teachers, administrators, module writers, trainers, etc). The course introduces the gender and development (GAD) and human rights based perspectives in schools and other teaching learning environment. COURSE FEE: Php 7,500 (on-site) Php 7,000 (payment made on or

before April 1, 2013)

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SIM provides a critical overview of the processes, dynamics and challenges of migration in the context of a globalized world. The course utilizes interactive and case studies in understanding the complex dimensions of migration. Topics include gender analysis of migration; comparative migration policies; migration and human rights; marriage migration; social cost of migration; migration and environmental crises; return and reintegration; among others. COURSE FEE: Php 8,500 (on-site) Php 8,000 (payment made on or

before April 8, 2013)

The course will focus on the theory and practice of genderresponsive planning and budgeting based on the findings of the review of the Philippine GAD Budget Policy in 2009 and 2010. It will include lectures and extensive practice sessions in gender analysis, design of gender-responsive projects and programs, and the preparation of 3-year GAD agenda and annual GAD budgets. Participants are encouraged to bring sample GAD plan and budget of their agency. The course coordinator and main faculty is Jeanne Frances I. Illo, gender trainer and the principal author of Accounting for Gender Results: A Review of the Philippine GAD Budget Policy , and developer of the Philippine Harmonized Gender and Development Guidelines for Project Development, Implementation, Monitoring and Evaluation. COURSE FEE: Php 10,500 (on-site) Php 10,000 (payment made on or

Participants who are attending to earn units, must register at the Registrars Office For interested parties, please contact WAGI at: Tel: (632) 4359229 / 5805400 local 3590 Fax: (632) 4359229 Email: wagi@mc.edu.ph About the organizer:

For Miriam College graduate students, the course can be credited for 3 units academic work upon completion of the Summer Course and submission of a research paper requirement

before May 6, 2013)

All courses are open to public servants, NGO workers, educators, professionals, activists, community workers, and graduate students. Course fees include lunch, am & pm snacks, certificate of participation, and training kit and CD copy of handouts. Seminar venue will be at Miriam College, Philippines

The Women and Gender Institute (WAGI) is Miriam Colleges specialized center for advocacy on womens rights, gender equality, and non-sexist learning. It offers a cross discipline perspective on womens empowerment that is interlinked with democracy, human rights, social justice and value formation.