What They're Looking For
Study Year: Post Grad
Additional Notes
- Enrolled in a graduate program the fall of the following year
About Scholarship
In 1984 MCC issued an apology, on behalf of Canadian Mennonites, to Canadian Japanese for abuse suffered during World War II. This scholarship is a symbol of cooperation between the two groups.
The funds research on the protection of minority and human rights in Canada in order to reduce the potential for abuse of cultural minorities.
The National Association of Japanese Canadians and Mennonite Central Committee Canada co-sponsor the scholarship.
About Company
In every country where MCC works, we partner with local churches and organizations with similar values. Together we work in three areas:
Relief: Meeting people’s immediate needs for survival during times of crisis, such as a hurricane or war. We also focus on helping communities prepare for and respond to disasters.
Development: Strengthening people’s long-term access to food and water, health care and education. Our programs also help people find ways to support their families.
Peace: Teaching conflict transformation skills, supporting peace education, advocating for justice and encouraging people to work together despite their differences.