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Mila, 11, reads out loud her latest writing production to her teacher and classmates during a live online class offered on the Zoom platform at home in Panama
Programme
03 June 2020
Online Education Platforms and Learning Resources
List of learning platforms and resources available in Latin America and the Caribbean
© UNICEF/UNI144423/Pirozzi
Programme
24 September 2019
Children and Adolescents with Disabilities
Children and adolescents with disabilities must enjoy their rights
Every Child Learns
Programme
24 May 2018
Every child learns
Investing in education
Niños y niñas reunidos mirando al frente sonriendo
Press release
23 March 2023
Latin America and the Caribbean reiterate their commitment to strengthening and recovering basic learning
Haitian girls students smiling
News note
09 February 2023
Haiti: Armed violence against schools increases nine-fold in one year - UNICEF
Children lost an average of one and a half school days per week in January.
Joselin Troya (4 years old) from Venezuela poses for the camera at the UNICEF-supported reception center for migrant families located in Iquique, Chile on April 25, 2022. Pablo Vera-Lisperguer/UNICEF
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22 November 2022
Migrant and Refugee Children and Adolescents
Learn why education is important and what we do to ensure everybody can learn.
adolescentes
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22 November 2022
Access to quality and inclusive secondary education
Ensuring all adolescents have the same opportunities to learn and thrive.
Banner guardianes del clima
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10 November 2022
Winners of the Climate Guardians Award - 2022 edition
The first edition of this initiative aims to highlight projects that promote climate education in schools in Latin America and the Caribbean
aprendizaje de habilidades digitales
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09 November 2022
Digital skills development
An opportunity to drive equality.
On 19 October 2020 in the Monte Sinaí neighbourhood of Guayaquil, Ecuador, Denisse Toala, 17, videochats with a student counselor, who checks in with her nightly to see how she is coping with the stresses of the COVID-19 pandemic, and doing well and with her schooling and the volunteer work she does in her neighbourhood.
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09 November 2022
Technological devices in education
More opportunities for quality and inclusive learning.