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Don't miss the Futures Festival 2026. Join young leaders including a REC member, policymakers and partners as they discuss the future of education in a rapidly changing world.
Register: globalpartnership.org/events…
#FundEducation #MultiplyPossibility
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As climate change continues to reshape economies and labour markets, access to green skills is becoming essential for the future of work.
On International Youth Skills Day, the Refugee Education Council is proud to share a new policy brief.
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The Digital Human Library is a growing collection of lived experiences shared by refugee and displaced youth from around the world.
Visit the Digital Human Library by REC: refugeeeducationcouncil.ca
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🌎Today, on #WorldRefugeeDay, we're proud to launch Stories that Stay — the Digital Human Library by the REC.
Behind every statistic on refugee education is a person with a story. Stories of learning, adapting, belonging, and rebuilding. Stories that too often go unheard🗣️
Every story adds a perspective that cannot be captured by numbers alone.
That’s why we’re creating Stories that Stay — the Digital Human Library by the REC. Launching this #WorldRefugeeDay
📅 June 20
📷 refugeeeducationcouncil.ca
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Stay tuned for Digital Human Library by REC “Stories that Stay”, launching on June 20🤗
@CanadaDev @EduCannotWait @Refugees @EiEGenevaHub @INEEtweets @GlobalEdCluster
What does meaningful education look like for refugee youth? Ahead of #WorldRefugeeDay, join youth-led webinar where two REC members will be featured as speakers and sharing their lived experiences.
@CanadaDev @Education2030UN @EduCannotWait
Register: unesco.org/sdg4education2030…
This World Refugee Day, we're launching something that places lived experience at the centre.
Coming June 20.
Yet these experiences are often missing from the conversations that shape policies, programmes, and public understanding.
@INEEtweets @UNICEFEducation @GlobalEdCluster @GPforEducation @Refugees @Education2030UN
Some forms of knowledge are easy to measure.
Others are lived.
For refugee and displaced youth, education is not only about schools, classrooms, or enrollment rates. It is also about adaptation, identity, belonging, hope, and rebuilding a future.
@CanadaDev @EduCannotWait
