Right Where We Belong
Key Takeaways
What would it take to ensure that all displaced young people have access to learning that enables them to feel a sense of belonging and prepares them to help build more peaceful and equitable futures?
This is a collective challenge. Right Where We Belong shows how students, teachers, parents, policymakers, and researchers are working to meet it. What can we learn from them?
The following practical steps and actions are based on more than 600 interviews and 15 years of work in schools and communities in 23 countries.
We hope you will join Sarah In Conversation and learn from people who are doing this work and also be in touch with your experiences and ideas!
+ Refugee Education: What Do I Need to Know?
+ For Educators
Conversations with educators doing this work
past
4/19 @ 9am ET | Sarah In Conversation Series, with Suha Tutunji, Jusoor Lebanon
5/24 @ 9am ET | Sarah In Conversation Series, with Jacques Bwira, School Founder and Teacher
+ For Policymakers
Conversations with policymakers doing this work
Past
4/5 @ 9am ET | Sarah In Conversation Series, with Becky Telford, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
4/12 @ 9am ET | Sarah In Conversation Series, with Benjamin Piper, Gates Foundation
5/10 @ 9am ET | Sarah In Conversation Series, with Noah Sobe, UNESCO Commission on the Futures of Education
+ For Researchers
Conversations with researchers doing this work