Education for safety, resilience and social cohesion

Integrating PBEA and EiE: networking cards in Ethiopia

Pure pastoralism comprises about 60% of the Somali population, and agropastoralism approximately 25%. Both livelihoods follow a very general pattern...

The brightest hope: essays from around the world on the importance of education in times of crisis

This booklet features essays from the INEE Minimum Standards 10th Anniversary Essay Contest. These essays by children, youth, and adults from around...

Resilience and hope – the children of South Sudan

One year since fighting broke out in South Sudan, UNICEF looks back at the some of the inspiring and resilient children involved in the Learning for...

Reducing violence in schools in Côte d’Ivoire

During the 2011 political crisis Côte d’Ivore, violence broke out in schools across the country, threatening the protective learning environment...

When an evaluation becomes a peacebuilding intervention

In January 2015, UNICEF partnered with InsightShare to use their Participatory Video and Most Significant...

Breaking down gender stereotypes in schools in Uganda

Forty-something Margaret Abeku, a teacher at Kanu Primary School, claps and laughs out loud in a mix of joy and disbelief. The children at her school...

Youth strive to build peace in South Sudan

Young people from Côte d’Ivoire use radio to share messages of peace

Building peace through early childhood development centers in Côte d’Ivoire

Eugenie Zohole and her family fled Abidjan after the violence in 2012. After arriving in Mapussie in the west, Eugenie joined a UNICEF-supported...

Education for peacebuilding – Sara’s story

Sara’s story illustrate the role that education can play to building peace in conflict-affected context. Filmed with the support of the Gombe...