The organization I have
been focusing in on is “Save the Children” and I received a newsletter article
titled Hear it From the Teachers Getting Refugee Children Back to
Learning. I learned that over 4 million refugee
children are out of school and missing on education. The article also focused on the importance of
making sure that refugee children that are starting to get an education receive
high quality education from teachers.
So, investing in teachers should be the highest priority. As teachers were interviewed that are
supporting refugee children, they emphasize the importance of educating refugee
children: Education is a refugee child’s right and should be prioritized;
Education helps refugee children cope and hope in their new environments; Education will improve their futures; and
Ensuring refugee children are
educated will help bring peace and stability.
It was great to learn that even when refugee children have gone through
so much, they still want to obtain an education and they still have an ambition
and hope to a brighter future.
What I found a bit disheartening in this article that was
published that there was not mention of how economist or politicians support
the education for refugee children. I wish I would have read that that everyone
is on board wanting to better the life of these refugee children. I do have to say that just within this article
I did not find the support of important people that could really make a
difference however Save the Children partners with many different businesses
that support families and children.
https://www.savethechildren.org/
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