[Philippines] CALL FOR APPLICATIONS Ateneo de Davao University – Sulyáp: A Mindanao Study Visit (Fall Cycles 2022)

Greetings from Mindanao, Philippines!

The Ateneo de Davao University, through its Ateneo Internationalization for Mindanao Office, would like to invite you to share in a cultural immersion and take part in a global experiential learning program through Sulyáp: A Mindanao Study Visit this Fall of 2022.

The Mindanao Study Visit is a short-term cultural immersion program that invites our partners in higher education from all over the world to expand their learning horizons through meaningful encounters with the people, places, and multicultural lifeways of Mindanao.

The program features a five-day study tour around Davao City and several site visits in the region that introduce industries that champion local culture and heritage, as well as various local community partners, and Mindanawon advocacy groups. The program seeks to deepen our shared sense of global citizenship and interconnectedness through dialogue on common advocacies and meaningful intercultural encounters.

For this particular cycle, we invite you to take a closer look at our weaving communities in South Cotabato, Mindanao, and appreciate them closely through a visit to LASIWWAI or the Lake Sebu Indigenous Women Weavers Association, Inc., wherein the Tboli women empower their community through a thriving weaving industry that enthrallingly weaves dreams into reality.

We extend this invitation to students, faculty, and staff members of our international partner higher education institutions who would like to apply in groups of at least five participants. We have limited slots available for each of the two (2) Fall Study Visit cycles for the months of October and November 2022, so we hope you are able to register as early as now. Participants can choose which Fall Cycle their group would prefer to participate in.

The Mindanao Study Visit available on :

Cycle 1 : October 2 – October 8, 2022

Cycle 2 : November 20 – November 26, 2022

Registration Fee :

The Registration Fee is USD 800 per participant.

The registration fee covers accommodations, transportation, meals, and materials for the entirety of the program.

The participants are expected to cover their airfare and travel insurance.

Eligibility of Participants

Students in Higher Education
Enrolled in a graduate or an undergraduate program of the partner Higher Education Institution (HEI)

Is fluent in English (oral communication)
Has a valid passport

Registration:

The call for applications is ongoing! Due to minimum participants, if you are interested in this program please register to this link no longer than August 20, 2022 : http://ugm.id/MindanaoVisit

The deadline for applications is on 22 August 2022, Monday, 05:00 PM (GMT+8 PHST).

Program Overview

Program Itinerary

[PHILIPPINES] International Learning Session on “International Humanitarian Law (IHL)


Madayaw! Greetings Students!

The Ateneo de Davao University (ADDU) – through its Internationalization for Mindanao Office, International Studies Department, and Ateneo Public Interest and Legal Advocacy – and in partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), invite you to an International Learning Session on “International Humanitarian Law (IHL).” This session will be on 09 August 2022 (Tuesday), 4:00 – 6:00 PM (GMT+8 PHST) / 03.00 – 05.00 (GMT +7 Jakarta Time)

In this learning session, we are invited to learn about the IHL, including its definition and classification. The topic will also discuss the applications of IHL, particularly in armed conflict compliance, legislation, academe, etc. Additionally, the learning session will present the ICRC’s international mandate and Humanitarian access under Republic Act No. 11479.

For the August 2022 leg of the series, ADDU is hosting Ms. Sahar Haroon of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). She is currently the Regional Legal Adviser for Southeast Asia and Japan. Since August 2020, she is also one of the two Managing Editors for the Asia-Pacific Journal of IHL and has written various articles for journals on pertinent issues of International Humanitarian Law, including cyber warfare and the protection of healthcare and the medical mission.

Ms. Haroon will be joined by discussion reactors from the International Studies Department and Ateneo Public Interest and Legal Advocacy of ADDU.

This event is open to all – the ADDU Community, local partners, and international collaborators.

Register Here : bit.ly/ADDU-ICRC-ILS

Please be reminded that only registered participants who have attended and accomplished the evaluation form will be given a certificate of participation.