Session: PS-9D
Education for refugees and displaced populations

Chair

Leonora McEwan

Time

13:30 - 15:00 on Thursday, 7th of September 2017

Venue

Room 14

13:30

Social Innovation: Bringing hope to Syrian refugee youth in Jordan

Danijel Cuturic (Relief International)
13:30

Can Technology Substitute for the Classroom? The ethical use of EdTech in Emergency and Displaced Settings

Michaelle Tauson (Save the Children)
13:30

Use of Information Communication Technology (ICT) as a Tool for Teaching and Learning among Somali Refugees in Kenya

Mathew Karia (Kenyatta University), Caroline Mutwiri (Kenyatta University), Doyne Mugambi (Kenyatta University)
13:30

Using real-time, disaggregate, national education data to drive inclusive school enrolment and attendance in fragile and conflict-affected settings

Charlie Goldsmith (Charlie Goldsmith Associates), Michael Lopuke Lotyam (Gov’t of the Republic of South Sudan)
13:30

Insights into Education Programs in Refugee Settings from the Humanitarian Education Accelerator

Thomas de Hoop (American Institutes for Research), Nisha Rai (American Institutes for Research), Hannah Ring (American Institutes for Research), Andrea Coombes (American Institutes for Research), Thomas Dreesen (UNICEF), Juan-Pablo Giraldo (UNICEF), Chris Berry (DFID)