Education - A gateway to well-being for all children: How the school community can (re)build social & emotional well-being
A webinar hosted by Eurochild and the ICAM Programme.

In this webinar, Eurochild and its partners in the Including Children Affected by Migration (ICAM) Programme will bring together European policy and political decision-makers, and share innovative education practices that examine how to overcome the devastating impact of COVID-19 on children’s rights to education and fair access to learning.

Join us for this critical conversation on the role of education for ensuring children's rights as we mark the 32nd anniversary of the adoption of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child.

With the EU prioritising ‘school success’ and catalysing investment in early childhood education and school (through the Child Guarantee and the European Education Area), this webinar will be a timely discussion to shine a spotlight on innovative solutions that can help children in the most vulnerable situations and put a brake on the education inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic.

Interventions will include perspectives from education and civil society across four countries – Italy, Romania, Spain and the UK, and EU perspectives, including invited Members of European Parliament.

In order to register to attend the online meeting please fill in this form by Wednesday 17 November.

Should you have any questions or requests, please contact Ciaran O'Donnell - Policy & Project Officer, Eurochild (ciaran.odonnell@eurochild.org).

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