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Screenshot of UNESCO's Kodrat website featuring an illustration of a computer on a blue background
Article
06/02/2021
UNESCO's Kodrat - a new e-learning platform
UNESCO and KSRelief recently launched an e-learning platform to support teachers with the new learning modalities in the context of the pandemic.
A portrait of a young girl
Report
04/05/2021
Continued learning for all Syrian children and youth
No Lost Generation

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Picture of Dr. Al-Meraikhi, Special Adviser to UN Secretary-General and NLG champion
Blog post
03/24/2021
It is our responsibility
Dr. Ahmed Al-Meraikhi, Special Adviser to UN Secretary-General and NLG champion
A young girl is wearing a ask and writing on her notebook while in class
Report
03/23/2021
No Lost Generation Advocacy Brief for Brussels V Conference
No Lost Generation

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A young boy is standing in a class that was destroyed
Campaign
03/23/2021
Brussels V Conference - Supporting the future of Syria
As part of the Brussels V Conference, No Lost Generation has released an advocacy brief shedding light on the increasing needs of Syrian children.
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
A man is helping a young girl to study and is giving her a schoolbag
Blog post
03/21/2021
Empowering children with disabilities in Aleppo
Caritas MONA
A female teacher is standing beside an online white board
Article
03/12/2021
Caregivers are our best allies for effective online learning
Caritas
Picture of a young boy carried in a suitcase
Report
03/09/2021
Fast facts - Syria regional crisis: 10 years on
UNICEF

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