Maruja Asis

Sanna Saksela-Bergholm (Värd)

Aktivitet: Typer för att vara värd för en besökare › Akademiskt besök på HU

Beskrivning

Guest lecturer at the Swedish School of Social Science

Period	7 sep. 2017
På besök från	SMC - Scalabrini Migration Centre (Filippinerna)
Besökares grad	Research director
Omfattning	Internationell

Dokument och länkar

Decades of temporary labor migration from the Philippines has created transnational families, resulting in changes in living arrangements and the reconfiguration of family ties. The separation of migrant workers and their families is a persisting concern, raising anxieties about the negative impact of migration on family relationships and family welfare, especially the care of children ‘left-behind’. In her presentation, Ms. Asis will discuss the family context of migration decisions; the impact of international migration on family structure and family relationships; and focus on the parental migration and the ‘children left-behind. She will share the approach and main findings regarding selected aspects of health and well-being of the Child Health and Migrant Parents in Southeast Asia (CHAMPSEA-Philippines) study. Dr. Sanna Saksela-Bergholm will comment on the presentation. Her current study focuses on the Filipino labour migrants’ working and living conditions and their transnational ties and practices. She will also discuss the significance of migration and socioeconomic remittances in the lives of family members ‘left behind’ in the Philippines. Her presentation ‘The price of migration: The significance of remittances in the lives of the family members “left behind” in the Philippines’ is based on her field work. Her study is part of a research project funded by the Academy of Finland: “Transnationalism as a Social Resource among Diaspora Communities”.

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MIDI - Migration and Diaspora Studies Research Group
Projekt: Forskningsprojekt

Maruja Asis

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MIDI - Migration and Diaspora Studies Research Group