Moving Minds Alliance
Rebuilding Resilience in the Youngest Refugees
The multi-dimensional needs of displaced infants and toddlers – and those who care for them – are overlooked and underfunded. We’re working to change that.
Why this initiative
Young children affected by crisis and displacement are not getting the support they need to rebuild resilience and achieve their full potential.
Radical changes to the humanitarian system and major donor and policymaker priorities are urgently needed to raise the life prospects of millions of young children on the move, as well as to achieve long-term social cohesion and peace.
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Who we are
Moving Minds is a funders collaborative and network that works to scale up coverage, quality, and financing of support for young children and families affected by crisis and displacement.
Drawing from on-the-ground experience and shared learning, Moving Minds seeks to catalyze a new way of responding to crises that addresses the inter-sectoral needs of the youngest refugees and their families.
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Key resources
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Reset filterResilience in the Face of Uncertainty: New Research on Early Childhood Services for Refugee Children and Families
Case Studies on Addressing Early Childhood in Three Host-Country Contexts
June 2020 Newsletter
COVID-19 in Pre-Existing Humanitarian Crises: Youngest children and caregivers face a double emergency
A Note on Covid-19
Webinar on 12 March 2020 with Semillas de Apego
Current members
