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“After six months of deep disruption, education stands on fragile ground everywhere. Without remedial measures, this crisis will magnify the...
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Schools around the world have closed their doors to face-to-face instruction due to the coronavirus. More than 1.1 billion children and youth...
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With 825 million learners out of school, 340 million jobs at risk, and up to 100 million additional people projected to enter extreme poverty, the...
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On 9 September, the world observed the first International Day to Protect Education from Attack that was proclaimed by the United Nations...
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UNESCO trained 60 media professionals, practitioners, and regulators on media and information literacy competencies in Kenya in an online workshop...
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I was so happy to be back in school. I want to continue studying up to bachelor’s level and become a nurse. -- Sushma  ...
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Whilst underscoring humanity’s interconnectedness and interdependency, COVID-19 has also led to a rise in discrimination, inequality, and...
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As governments implement plans for post-pandemic recovery, the emphasis on getting children back to school risks further marginalizing adult learning...
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While 773 million adults and young people around the world still lack basic literacy skills, UNESCO will host an online International...
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Aqsa Dajani (alias for confidentiality) just finished listening to a radio session on literacy in her home compound at Yola South, Adamawa State of...
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