COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

To provide practical tools of engagement that empower people to assist migrants throughout the world. To give people an understanding of migration that includes complexity, historical context and unintended consequences. The school will also examine the conflation of different types of migrant populations, push and pull factors and service delivery dynamics. This is to facilitate people being "Good News" in migrant communities. It will also help people that are seeking and providing potential durable solutions to various arenas of crisis. This course could also be developed online with the outreach being adapted to an internship basis.

Upcoming Dates and Locations

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All locations that offer this course

Course	Location	Credits
HMT 267	YWAM Norwich	12