Lost Opportunity: education for out-of-school youth in emergency and protracted crisis settings

INEE held a webinar on a new study from NORCAP, Lost Opportunity: Education for out-of-school youth in emergency and protracted crisis settings.

A quarter billion of the world’s children and youth are out of school. Nearly half are in crisis-affected countries. Since emergency education focuses on primary education, it is adolescents and older youth who are most likely to be out of school. 

The study examines this urgent global challenge. The webinar explored some of the key findings and recommendations, including the need to dramatically upgrade expertise about out-of-school youth, significantly boost educational support for them, and understand the educational priorities as identified by at-risk youth themselves. 

Presenters included Marc Sommers and Mai Nasrallah, the key researchers, as well as youth involved in different aspects of the research.

Questions and Answers from the webinar are available here.

Webinar Recording

Resource Info

Resource Type

INEE Webinar

Published

Published by

Inter-agency Network for Education in Emergencies (INEE)

Topic(s)

Adolescents and Youth
Out of School