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Waterloo (ON)

Inaugural Dr. Kerry Preibisch Global Social Justice and Migration Lecture

Date and time

2016.03.31, 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM

Details

Dear IMRC Affiliates, Associates, and Friends,

Join us on March 31st at 4:30pm in the CIGI Auditorium for the inaugural Dr. Kerry Preibisch Lecture in Global Social Justice and Migration.

This lecture is the first of the annual Dr. Kerry Preibisch Global Social Justice and Migration Lecture Series organized by the International Migration Research Centre. Dr. Kerry Preibisch was a prolific scholar in the area of social justice and migration, who died of cancer in January, 2016, at the height of her career. The intention of this annual memorial lecture will be to add to the myriad ways that scholars and students can keep her research and vision of promoting migrants’ human rights alive into the future. Invited speakers must bring a global social justice perspective to their lecture pertaining to migration, and are encouraged to engage directly with Kerry’s work.

IMRC Director, Dr. Jenna Hennebry, will introduce this new lecture series with a short talk "Mapping Migrant Worker Health into the Global Health & Migration Nexus”.

Dr. Janet McLaughlin, a Research Associate of the IMRC, will be delivering the first Dr. Kerry Preibisch Lecture entitled, "Harvesting Justice: Towards Securing the Health and Human Rights of Migrant Agricultural Workers in Canada”.

Further information on this event including the abstract for Dr. McLaughlin's presentation can be found on our website at: imrc.ca/dr-kerry-preibisch-lecture-2016/

Register now: www.eventbrite.ca/e/migrant-worker-health-registration-22654829204

Please also share the attached poster with any colleagues and circles who may be interested in attending.

Sincerely,

International Migration Research Centre
CIGI Campus, 67 Erb Street West
Waterloo, Ontario N2L 6C2
1.226.772.3144
http://imrc.ca

Venue

67 Erb Street West

City

Waterloo (ON)

Country

Canada

Links

Economic sectors

Agriculture and horticulture workers

Target groups

Public awareness and Researchers

Geographical focuses

Ontario

Languages

French