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Accelerating flows of remittances are dwarfing glob al development aid. This study deepens our understanding of remittance impac ts on the families of workers who come to Canada annually for several mon ths under the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program (SAW P). Interviews with SAWP workers, their spouses, adult children and teachers in Mexico deep en our understanding of the impacts of these remittances. They demonstrate that the remittances are often literally a lifeline to transnational family surviv al, allowing them to pay for basic needs such as shelter, food, and medical care. Yet, at the same time, the raemittances do not allow most of these workers and their families to escape deep poverty and significant precarity, including new fo rms of precarity generated by the SAWP. Instead, SAWP remittances help reduce pov erty, at least temporarily, to more moderate levels while precarious poverty ex pands through global neoliberal underdevelopmen

Sustaining Precarious Transnational Families: The Significance of Remittances From Canada's Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program