Center for Humanitarian Engineering and International Development
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The Humanitarian Engineer podcast highlights the work Villanova students are doing within the Center for Humanitarian Engineering and International Development. You will hear from students, partners, and in-country experts as they share the challenges faced from a technical and humanistic perspective, as well as the progress achieved through collaborative efforts.
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The Humanitarian Engineer podcast highlights the work Villanova students are doing within the Center for Humanitarian Engineering and International Development. You will hear from students, partners, and in-country experts as they share the challenges faced from a technical and humanistic perspective, as well as the progress achieved through collaborative efforts.
This episode is the first in a three-part series that focuses on a refugee camp on the border of Brownsville, Texas and Matamoros, Mexico. We get some background information about the situation in the camp, and we hear from Charlene D'Cruz, an attorney who is playing a key role in assisting asylum seekers complete their applications.
The Humanitarian Engineer
The Humanitarian Engineer podcast highlights the work Villanova students are doing within the Center for Humanitarian Engineering and International Development. You will hear from students, partners, and in-country experts as they share the challenges faced from a technical and humanistic perspective, as well as the progress achieved through collaborative efforts.
