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.
Estefani Beltrán del Río is a humanitarian worker responding to crises related to human displacement in Mexico.
The discussion will explore the challenges that civil society faces, its role in protecting children on the move, and how we can strengthen and promote network-based collaboration across the region. Join us on Tuesday, December 2, from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. EDT, to engage with key actors in this regional ecosystem.
Camilo Valenzuela is a sociologist with fifteen years of experience leading social and humanitarian development projects in Latin America.
Elba Coria has a wealth of expertise in the promotion and defense of the human rights of migrants and refugees in Mexico and the Americas.
Esta nota técnica introduce acciones y aprendizajes en el diseño e implementación de políticas públicas e incidencia en Brasil y Colombia adaptadas a las necesidades de las infancias indígenas y afrodescendientes.
Sarah Stanton, education program manager of the Inter-American Dialogue, spoke with Jamaica’s Nationwide This Morning to discuss the findings of the Jamaica Education Report Card (2025).
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