Education In Emergencies Practitioners

We might not be able to end all wars on the continent, but we can work to ensure safeguards are in place to protect children during war and after war

Happy New year,
To every refugee child, quality education

Happy to inform you that Education in Emergencies Practitioners has been accepted to Education Cannot Wait student sub group that will part of the conversations and projects that will be geared to help youths that are affected by crisis in Kenya.

School feeding programmes in crisis contexts are a highly effective tool to address children’s diet, nutrition, education & security needs

Education is the key to everything. We must continue to work so that education can be used to open the minds of our children" - President Roch Marc Christian Kaboré.

The case for education as an emergency response becomes stronger when it is recognized that the value of ensuring that education is available goes beyond simply meeting legal rights

COVID-19 has affected almost every country in the world, and nobody will feel the worst of its impact as painfully as the world’s most marginalised young people.
Children living in hard-to-reach villages, children in informal ‘slum’ settlements, children forced to work, children on the move - all of them and more will experience both immediate and longer-term suffering if the world does not act now..

Education in emergencies is a lifeline for children and youth imperiled in a bleak and interminable exile.

Education gives shape and structure to children’s lives and can instil community values, promote justice and respect for human rights and enhance peace, stability and interdependence. Schooling is also widely recognized as a symbol of normalcy as it also provides the kind of everyday routines around which a wider social stability can be rebuilt