Coordinated by the Inter-American Dialogue and the Fundación Eugenio Mendoza (FEM), with support from the FEMSA Foundation, VEM aims to strengthen the ability of organizations to coordinate and cooperate with one another, enabling more consistent, faster, and more humane assistance for migrant children.
Julia Anciola holds a degree in institutional relations and has over 15 years of experience in the social and public health sectors.
Viviana Fernández is director of social investment at United Way Colombia.
Xochitl Sandoval is director of the National Institute of Health of El Salvador.
REMDI – Regional Network for the Measurement of Child Development and the Education Program at the Inter-American Dialogue invite you to a webinar exploring how countries across Latin America are strengthening the measurement of early childhood development.
Vázquez Salas is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Women’s Health in the Reproductive Health Directorate at the Center for Population Health Research of the National Institute of Public Health.
Lorena Rivera is co-founder and director of the Center for Early Childhood Studies (CEPI)
In this opinion column for La Silla Vacía, Education Program Associate Lucas Martins Carvalho examines the strategic role of civil society in protecting migrant children across borders amid increasing complexity.
This technical note is the result of those meetings and aims to identify gaps and advances in the current ecosystem, as well as to explore what capacities, decisions, and partnerships are necessary for countries in the region to ensure equitable access to relevant, safe, and high-quality digital content.
María Paula Ruge has over 10 years of experience managing social projects with international, multilateral, and public organizations.
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