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Over 16,000 children in #NW & #SW #Cameroon now have access to education thanks to UNICEF & partners. In Yoke Muyuka, kids are learning through radio programs & Temporary Learning Spaces, thanks to funding from EU Civil Protection & Humanitarian Aid 🇪🇺 #ForEveryChildeducation #EducationInEmergencies #NWandSW

Globally, 85 million children are out of school. In fragile and conflict-affected settings, education systems are being pushed to the brink. Education is a fundamental right—and that right doesn't stop during emergencies. In fact, it becomes lifesaving #EHF2025

Ahead of the Senior Officials Meeting tomorrow, 116 United Nations, local & international organizations in #Yemen call for immediate action to maintain life-saving assistance to millions in need & prevent catastrophic conditions from taking hold. Read the joint statement ⤵️

At #EHF2025, the GEC highlighted the importance of effective coordination to meet children's lifesaving education needs. Going forward, we need to: 🛟reinforce education as lifesaving 📚center #EiE in a reformed system as a multiplier for lifesaving services 📸: ©EU 2025

With crises escalating and funding shrinking, education in emergencies is more vital than ever. Grateful to join #EHF2025 and advocate for this lifeline for crisis-affected children. Education isn’t a luxury—it’s lifesaving. #EducationInEmergencies #HumanitarianAid

At the FCA Global & @Helsinkiuni #EiE2025 International Conference, the GEC spoke about the future of the cluster system and coordination for education in emergencies. We need to recognize education's life-changing role for children & communities as they emerge from crises.

🌟Just one week to go. 🚨We look forward to holding the #AM2025 at such a critical time for children in humanitarian crises 🗓️ 3–5 June | 💻 Zoom 🔗 Register: new.express.adobe.com/webpage/Rj38X5… #ChildProtection #GroundUp #LocalisedApproaches

🚨 Next week 📅 June 3rd is the 1st day of the #AM2025: 🧒🏾 Voices of local actors & children 🛠️ New tools & the Strategic Brief 🌱 Focus on community-led, system-based protection Now is the time. 🔗Register: new.express.adobe.com/webpage/Rj38X5… #ChildProtection #GroundUp #LocalisedApproaches

Around 25.1m children are out of school in #Pakistan 🇵🇰 according to recent post-flood reports. Funded by Education Cannot Wait, the Pakistan Education Sector Working Group is pioneering Anticipatory Action approaches to education to minimize the disruption to children’s learning.

Our🆕analysis of the 2025 HNRP re-prioritization exercise reveals a stark reality for #EiE. We continue to reaffirm our collective commitment to education for crisis-affected children - not as a luxury that can be deferred, but a lifesaving necessity. educationcluster.net/news/impact-re…

Next Week📢 Join us next week at ECOSOC-HAS as we highlight the power of local women’s leadership in driving inclusive EiE responses in a reformed humanitarian system. 📅 Monday, 16 June | 16:30-18:00 CET Don't miss this timely discussion! Register here: shorturl.at/7X0rp

🔴Last night, #Kharkiv was struck by another attack, damaging several educational institutions, residential buildings and other critical infrastructure. Humanitarian teams are on the ground, providing emergency assistance in the affected areas. #NotATarget

Reminder‼️‼️ Join us today for a vital side event at ECOSOC-HAS addressing the need for local women’s leadership in driving inclusive EiE responses in a reformed humanitarian system. Don't miss out on this timely discussion. Register: shorturl.at/7X0rp

📌Happening today at #HAS2025 in Geneva! #ECW, Geneva Global Hub for Education in Emergencies, UNICEF, Global Education Cluster & @VoicesAmplified come together for the side event: 'Education in Emergencies in Times of the Humanitarian Reset: Toward transformative and inclusive approaches for women & girls' Join the

Opening the #ECOSOC side event on #EiE in times of the humanitarian reset @unicef's EMOPs Deputy Director Hazel De Wet highlights the urgent need for women's leadership to ensure quality, inclusive education that protects millions of children, especially girls.

Sharing perspectives from #Nigeria 🇳🇬, GHIV AFRICA talks about the impact of funding cuts on local, women-led organizations, and the need to raise awareness of education's lifesaving role, especially in protecting girls from #GBV, child marriage, labor and other threats.

While there have been promising efforts to lend concrete support to and investment in women-led organizations (WLOs), Education Cannot Wait highlights that funding cuts seriously threaten over half of WLOs. Empowering girls in and through #EiE must not be deprioritized.

At #ECOSOC, VOICE | Feminist Humanitarians highlights violence as a systemic barrier to learning, stating that #GBV is not adjacent to education, but central to it. In this moment of global instability, addressing GBV in #EiE so girls learn safely today, yields women who will lead tomorrow.

Taking examples from #Pakistan 🇵🇰, PAGE Foundation discusses the invisible leadership of women-led organizations and the negative perceptions that devalue the contributions women make, when they are often bridges between classroom and the crisis.

With gender equality at its core, today's ECOSOC HAS event concluded with all participants reaffirming to the need for gender transformative EiE, greater participation of WLOs, and stronger advocacy for lifesaving education amidst the humanitarian reset.