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There is no "Back to School" for Migrant Children Living in Encampments
Children in migrant encampments and shelters across Mexico are facing profound barriers to one of their most basic rights: education. International law guarantees that every child has the right to primary and secondary schooling, free from discrimination. Yet the reality is starkly different for displaced children. Many arrive in Mexico after fleeing violence or poverty in their home countries. Once there, they often find themselves shut out again—trapped by restrictive laws,
Susanna Block
Sep 72 min read
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Alone on the Journey: The Growing Crisis of Unaccompanied Migrant Children
Migrant Encampment - Mexico City More and more children are arriving in Mexico alone—without the loved ones they began their migration...
Jonathan Scheffer
Jun 61 min read
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Old Tires Make New Libraries
Rise Up and Read has found a great solution for flexible seating to be used within the pop-up libraries by building chairs out of...
Jonathan Scheffer
Aug 14, 20241 min read
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"All we are looking for is a better life." (An article by MSF)
https://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/latest/migration-americas-all-we-are-looking-better-life
Jonathan Scheffer
Jun 7, 20241 min read
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