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Educación en Emergencias en las Américas
¿Por qué una comunidad de EiE centrada en Latinoamérica?
Hemos observado que nuestros países enfrentan desafíos únicos y recurrentes, como la interrupción de clases debido a fenómenos climáticos extremos, desastres naturales y la compleja problemática de la violencia y los conflictos armados internos. En Latinoamérica, sabemos que cada país de la región enfrenta sus propias crisis, por lo que queremos conocer el contexto de su país y región para crear un espacio dedicado donde podamos:
- Compartir aprendizajes y recursos específicos de la región.
- Desarrollar acciones de respuesta coordinadas.
Esta comunidad está dirigida a docentes, alumni y staff de la región de las Américas que trabajan o se dedican con pasión a apoyar a niños y niñas afectados por situaciones de emergencia. Entendemos por niñ@s refugiados, desplazados, que viven en zonas de conflicto o posconflicto, o que se ven afectados por otras circunstancias extremas como desastres naturales, cambio climático, etc. Nuestra comunidad se enfoca en compartir recursos y estrategias para apoyar a estudiantes y docentes afectados por crisis en la región. Nos reunimos regularmente en videollamadas y tenemos un grupo de WhatsApp. Conoce más.
¿Por qué una comunidad de EiE centrada en Latinoamérica?
Hemos observado que nuestros países enfrentan desafíos únicos y recurrentes, como la interrupción de clases debido a fenómenos climáticos extremos, desastres naturales y la compleja problemática de la violencia y los conflictos armados internos. En Latinoamérica, sabemos que cada país de la región enfrenta sus propias crisis, por lo que queremos conocer el contexto de su país y región para crear un espacio dedicado donde podamos:
- Compartir aprendizajes y recursos específicos de la región.
- Desarrollar acciones de respuesta coordinadas.
Esta comunidad está dirigida a docentes, alumni y staff de la región de las Américas que trabajan o se dedican con pasión a apoyar a niños y niñas afectados por situaciones de emergencia. Entendemos por niñ@s refugiados, desplazados, que viven en zonas de conflicto o posconflicto, o que se ven afectados por otras circunstancias extremas como desastres naturales, cambio climático, etc. Nuestra comunidad se enfoca en compartir recursos y estrategias para apoyar a estudiantes y docentes afectados por crisis en la región. Nos reunimos regularmente en videollamadas y tenemos un grupo de WhatsApp. Conoce más.
Global Education in Emergencies (EiE) Community
This community is for network teachers, alumni and staff who are working in or are passionate about supporting children impacted by emergency situations. We define this as children who are refugees, internally displaced, living in conflict or post-conflict zones, or who are affected by other extreme circumstances such as natural disasters, climate change, etc.
Our community is focused on sharing resources and strategies to support crisis-affected students and teachers, including refugees. We meet monthly on virtual calls and use our Facebook group for ongoing collaboration and updates.
Learn more and discover how to engage.
This community is for network teachers, alumni and staff who are working in or are passionate about supporting children impacted by emergency situations. We define this as children who are refugees, internally displaced, living in conflict or post-conflict zones, or who are affected by other extreme circumstances such as natural disasters, climate change, etc.
Our community is focused on sharing resources and strategies to support crisis-affected students and teachers, including refugees. We meet monthly on virtual calls and use our Facebook group for ongoing collaboration and updates.
Learn more and discover how to engage.
Global Mental Health and Wellbeing Community
This community is for network participants, alumni, and partner staff interested in mental health and well-being and looking to access learnings and approaches for integrating these practices into their work. The community operates primarily in English (with inclusive, multilingual participation when possible).
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This community is for network participants, alumni, and partner staff interested in mental health and well-being and looking to access learnings and approaches for integrating these practices into their work. The community operates primarily in English (with inclusive, multilingual participation when possible).
Learn more and discover how to engage.
Global School Principals Community
This community brings together network alumni serving as school leaders, principals, and vice principals to connect, support one another, and continue growing as education leaders.
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This community brings together network alumni serving as school leaders, principals, and vice principals to connect, support one another, and continue growing as education leaders.
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Global STEAM Education Community
This community is for network participants and alumni working on STE(A)M education. Our community is focused on inspiring the next generation of leaders through peer connections and sharing ideas. We meet monthly on virtual calls and engage in our ongoing WhatsApp group.
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This community is for network participants and alumni working on STE(A)M education. Our community is focused on inspiring the next generation of leaders through peer connections and sharing ideas. We meet monthly on virtual calls and engage in our ongoing WhatsApp group.
Learn more and discover how to engage.
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Stories
When girls rise, communities thrive: My journey of advocacy, education, and empowerment
Stacy Akinyi, Teach For Kenya alumna, gender advocate, and founder of She Thrives, shares how her experiences as an educator in Kisumu inspired her to champion girls’ education, safety, and empowerment through community-led support and advocacy.
Turning learning into leadership: Preparing students for the future of work
Alria Monteiro Kharage, Teach For India alumna and member of Teach For All’s Future of Work community shares how family values shaped their belief in education as a path to purpose and impact.
Climate Education Bootcamp: Collaborating for climate action in Central Asia
Educators from Teach For Qazaqstan, Teach For Uzbekistan, and Teach For Kyrgyzstan gathered for the first-ever Central Asia Climate Education Bootcamp, strengthening regional collaboration and climate leadership.
Playing with disasters: An exercise in diplomacy for EiE system leaders
At Teach For All’s Education in Emergencies System Leaders Summit in Nairobi, leaders role-play crisis scenarios to strengthen decision-making for education in conflict and disaster settings.