Abstract
In the past decades, while global industrial progress has generally improved people’s life, poverty, plague, and scarcity of resources are still major challenges for residents in many areas. Even in a modern society, catastrophe caused by a war or weather also often impacts its security and stability. In nations faced with such humanitarian challenges, many voluntary groups have been formed to assist hard-pressed governments in mitigating various crises. The purpose of this session is to discuss my current research project on workplace learning for those people who provide humanitarian assistance internationally.
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Recommended Citation
Chang, W.
(2005).
Workplace Learning for International Humanitarian Assistance Corps.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2005/roundtables/15
Workplace Learning for International Humanitarian Assistance Corps
In the past decades, while global industrial progress has generally improved people’s life, poverty, plague, and scarcity of resources are still major challenges for residents in many areas. Even in a modern society, catastrophe caused by a war or weather also often impacts its security and stability. In nations faced with such humanitarian challenges, many voluntary groups have been formed to assist hard-pressed governments in mitigating various crises. The purpose of this session is to discuss my current research project on workplace learning for those people who provide humanitarian assistance internationally.
