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      • The No Lost Generation (NLG) is an independent and concerted effort by multiple stakeholders to ensure that the most vulnerable children, adolescents and youth affected by the crises in Syria and Iraq have access to education, protection and opportunities
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Statement
07/01/2021
A devastating impact on 1.7 million Syrian children if UN Security Council fails to authorize resolution on humanitarian aid to northern Syria: No Lost Generation Initiative
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Report
04/05/2021
Continued learning for all Syrian children and youth
No Lost Generation

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Nader prepares classes for children staying in the camp
Blog post
03/23/2021
Finding a safe haven and a way to contribute
IOM Turkey Public Information Unit
Three young men walking in Beirut after the Blast, wearing construction helmet and holding shovels
Blog post
03/22/2021
Syrian and Lebanese youth supporting the restoration process
UNESCO
Picture of a young girl in front of a school wall where it is written "Maths"
Blog post
03/14/2021
A girl with a bright smile and a new home
UNICEF
A female teacher is standing beside an online white board
Article
03/12/2021
Caregivers are our best allies for effective online learning
Caritas
Portrait of Faysal in a entrepot
Blog post
03/08/2021
What does an education mean for a refugee?
UNDP
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Campaign
01/06/2021
Latest stories
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A girl and her father are writing the Arabic alphabet on a white board
Report
01/04/2021
Syria crisis education information management (IM) package r
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Rami, a Syrian refugee is studying remotely on Whatsapp
Article
12/20/2020
Online learning from a different perspective - JRS Lebanon
Rami, a Syrian third grade student, had difficulties in adjusting to online learning but JRS Lebanon offered him key support.
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