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Education in emergencies
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Programme
03 June 2020
Online Education Platforms and Learning Resources
List of learning platforms and resources available in Latin America and the Caribbean
Article
07 September 2021
Protection of students’ and families' mental health
Telephone psychosocial support for students and their families.
News note
18 August 2021
Early assessments show extensive quake damage to schools in Haiti
Article
15 April 2021
Education on hold in Saint Vincent
The erupting La Soufriere volcano in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines has placed the education of almost 33,000 children on hold
News note
23 March 2021
114 million children still out of the classroom in Latin America and the Caribbean
The world’s largest number of children without face-to-face schooling
News note
12 March 2021
Hurricanes in Nicaragua left about half a million people with limited access to drinking water
News note
02 March 2021
Latin America and the Caribbean is home to 3 out of 5 children who lost an entire school year worldwide
The region is facing the world’s longest school closure
Page
14 January 2021
UNICEF Education COVID-19 case studies
UNICEF Education COVID-19 case studies and experiences
Article
12 November 2020
In Venezuela, teachers adapt to a COVID-19 world
As school closures due to the pandemic continue, UNICEF is supporting teachers to help keep children learning
News note
07 November 2020
COVID-19: over 97 per cent of students still out of the classrooms in Latin America and the Caribbean
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