NEWS AND RESOURCES
Young children in crisis settings resource kit
A set of briefing resources to learn why the first years of life matter so much, and how to integrate solutions into existing services for families affected by crisis.
How to use
You can share these briefs with the targeted audience to highlight ECDiE, or you can use the briefs for referencing in any report or research about ECDiE etc.
When to use
These briefs could be used when you need to raise awareness to create change by influencing decision makers, policy makers, INGO staff, and others.
Young children in crisis settings 1: How the youngest children are left behind in humanitarian response
Young children in crisis settings 2: The developing brain in crisis contexts
Young children in crisis settings 3: nourish the body, nourish the bond: integrating early care and nutrition in emergencies
Young children in crisis settings 4: how early childhood development in emergencies promotes gender equality
Young children in crisis settings 5: Born Learning: Expanding learning opportunities for the youngest children in crisis settings
Young children in crisis settings 6: Why supporting caregivers’ mental health in crisis settings is essential for young children’s holistic development.
Young children in crisis settings 7: Child protection for the youngest children affected by emergencies
Little Ripples: Community-based refugee-led preschool in Chad
Baytna: Early childhood development for refugees in Greece
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Parisa Azadi – Sesame Workshop