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La traversée de la barrière de Darién

J’ai appris pour la première fois l’existence de la barrière de Darién en 2015, quand j’ai commencé à travailler comme psychothérapeute pour les enfants non accompagnés arrivant aux États-Unis. L’immense majorité de ces enfants fuyait la persécution dans leur pays…

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Logistics training: necessity or luxury?

“I believe that creating specific and standard training modules geared towards humanitarian logistics will greatly enhance the quality of the programmes as well as promote a higher perception of a logistician’s role in general. This consequently helps us achieve the…

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Child protection: rhetoric and reality

Since the pioneering work of Eglantyne Jebb, founder of Save the Children, young people have been at the forefront of humanitarian interventions. Jebb established fundamental principles: as an especially vulnerable social category children must be the first to receive relief,…

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Peace agreements must address education

Despite Dayton’s broad scope, education was only mentioned as a part of an annex on human rights and fundamental freedoms. As a result, the ethno-national division of education that helped sustain the Bosnian war remains intact. For over a decade…

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Recent research and current research gaps

Education in conflicts, emergencies and early reconstruction is a newly emerging field of academic research, policy research and teaching. Universities and research institutes worldwide are beginning to teach interdisciplinary modules on this theme within Bachelors and Masters degree programmes. Research…

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Who is doing what and where?

The Global Survey on Education in Emergencies has gathered information on how many refugee, displaced and returnee children and youth have access to education and the nature of the education they receive. Information obtained from UNHCR, UNICEF and UNESCO –…

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