Four million refugee children do not attend school, the new report of UNHCR says. This report, “Turn the Tide: Refugee Education in Crisis,” explains that only 61% of refugee children attend primary school, and the enrollment of refugee children in school is failing to keep pace with the growing refugee population. UNHCR suggests that host... Continue Reading →
Unfair Economics, Exploiting the Poor and Putting Pressure on Colombia’s Schools
If I asked you to describe your feelings about school, what would you say? Before you continue reading this blog entry, take a moment to consider all the reasons you love school. Perhaps these things came to mind: seeing my friends, I like what I’m learning, I have a favorite subject, a favorite teacher, I... Continue Reading →