Filipino educator to speak
Irene Santiago, an educator,
journalist and community
organizer from the Philippines,
will discuss “Justice: The
Philippines in the 80s” tonight
at 7 in the Alumni Lounge in
Gerlinger Hall.
Santiago works with low
income Moslem women on the
island of Mindanao, organizing
community groups and
educating women on health
care, cooperatives and legal
rights. She is one of the
founders of Philipina, a na
tional women's organization.
and is the group’s coordinator
for the Mindanao region.
She is also active in Citizens
for Human Rights and Social
Transformation, the Coalition of
Organizations for the Restora
tion of Democracy in Davao Ci
ty, and in the consumer educa
tion committee of the Con
sumer’s Movement of Davao.
A journalist with a master's
degree from Columbia Universi
ty, Santiago edits the Asian
Women’s Research and Action
Network’s newsletter. Before
1972, she edited a community
Macintosh Lab opened
for C.A.T.C.H. program
The University, through the
College of Business Administra
tion, will open its doors and
computer terminals today to of
fer 10 juvenile offenders hands
on experience in that school's
Macintosh Lab.
Operating through the
community-based Community
Alternative to Commitment
Hazard — or C.A.T.C.H. — and
sponsored by the business
school and the Continuation
Center, the program will give
the boys and girls ages 14 to 19
two hour's worth of experience
with computer graphics and
word processing. This is the se
cond year of the program.
Randy Hiller, of the
C.A.T.C.H. program, says his
program offers an alternative to
the state's two juvenile institu
tions. MacLaren School in
Woodburn and Hillcrest School
of Oregon in Salem.
Hiller says the program is
cost-effective, saving the state
the $2,000 a month it costs to
house a juvenile offender in one
of the detention institutions.
C.A.T.C.H., which has had a
73 percent rate in keeping prior
offenders away from criminal
referrals in its three years of
operation, acts as a linkage bet
ween the community and the of
fender, helping the juvenile
find work and succeed in
school, he says.
Today, the University will be
a part of this linkage, Hiller
says, introducing kids to com
puters and helping them build
some basic skills.
The workshop will be in
Room 310 Gilbert Hall where
the Macintosh Lab is located.
The program will operate bet
ween 4 and 6 p.m.
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newspaper that was closed
down when martial law was
imposed.
Santiago’s lecture, which will
emphasize America’s role in the
Philippines, is sponsored by the
Council for Human Rights in
Latin America in cooperation
with the Third World Women’s
Project of the Institute for Policy
Studies in Washington, D.C.,
international studies and other
university departments.
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