Education in Crisis and Conflict

Healing the wounds of forced displacement: The power of education

Young children gather around a book to read outside in a village in Cambodia.

Check out this blog post from the Accelerating Change for Children’s and Youths’ Education through Systems Strengthening (ACCESS) project at the University of Auckland on “Healing the wounds of forced displacement: The power of education.” Researchers make a compelling case for involving young people in the decisions affecting their lives and education.

Read the full blog here.

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