Registration is open through March 25 for the May 17 to 19 immersive learning experience.
The 48-hour learning experience is relevant to professionals and graduate students of all backgrounds, and aims to prepare learners to work or volunteer in a humanitarian crisis; assess their personal career alignment with humanitarian aid work; and to develop a greater understanding of the refugee experience. Participants work with a team to develop a plan to address issues such as infrastructure, health, nutrition, insecurity, and human rights.
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