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How can children be helped in crisis and war situations?

Premium·25 July 2025·59 minSubtitles: Deutsch · English
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A conversation with practitioners of educational emergency aid.

How can children be helped in crisis and war situations?

A conversation with practitioners of educational emergency aid: Stefanie Allon, Fiona Bay, Beatrice Rutishauser Ramm and Barbara Schiller.
Moderated by Franka Henn

In crises, those most affected are the ones who do not bear responsibility themselves: the children. In addition to medical care, they need human attention. Rhythmic, social and artistic activities can help them to learn again despite the traumatic experiences. When public infrastructures are lacking, schooling and learning must be organised completely differently. On this panel, experts report on their educational experiences in crisis regions.

German | Subtitles ⸱ DE ⸱ EN

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