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“Young people are the ones able to engage on the ground and collect the data we need so urgently”
A World at School's Global Youth Ambassadors (GYAs) are a network of passionate advocates in 85 countries around the world. Two of them - Taha Fathima Khan from India and Ousmane Ba from Sierra Leone - are in New York this week for the launch of the Education Commission report and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Their GYA Journal tells each day what they've done, who they've met and how they're promoting the cause of education for all. This blog post was written by Ousmane.
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“Supporting women to breastfeed can mean a child growing up in crisis getting his or her strongest, best possible start in life”
Education and nutrition consultant Kate Goertzen tells how supporting women to breastfeed help children growing up in crisis get the best possible start in life.
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“Among new efforts for children in emergencies, it is crucial the needs of the youngest children are not overlooked”
Bethany Ellis says it is crucial that the needs of the youngest children are not overlooked during humanitarian emergency situations.
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“The presence of so many influential people was overwhelming and the Education Commissioners gave us interviews”
A World at School's Global Youth Ambassadors (GYAs) are a network of passionate advocates in 85 countries around the world. Two of them - Taha Fathima Khan from India and Ousmane Ba from Sierra Leone - are in New York this week for the launch of the Education Commission report and the United Nations General Assembly. Their GYA Journal will tell each day what they've done, who they've met and how they're promoting the cause of education for all. This blog post was written by Taha.Â
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