COVID-19 RESPONSE
We cannot deny that we are in uncharted territory, but while we are practicing social distancing, Amal Alliance is as strong as ever. Our core mission of ensuring the wellbeing of displaced and disenfranchised children is needed now more than ever.
During this unfortunate time, we are focusing our efforts to respond to the growing challenges COVID-19 has presented in these underserved communities.
PODCASTS
We Are In This Together
This series addresses the needs of children during the COVID-19 pandemic by providing simple, but meaningful activities that reinforce emotional wellbeing. The podcasts give caregivers daily activities to enhance self-resilience and explore possibilities to support themselves and children of all age groups and learning stages. Activities and games are designed to require no materials, and touch on topics such as hygiene, empathy, tolerance, patience, and healthy expression. Distributing organizations can request to join the WhatsApp group by contacting us.
Special thanks to our COVID-19 Response Consortium Partners: Learning in Times of Crisis, Karanga, Qatar Foundation International, and Salzburg Global Seminar.
ENGLISH
FRENCH
ARABIC
SPANISH
NEWS & MILESTONES
"MOST PROMISING HOLISTIC PRACTICE"
UNHCR names our Rainbow of Education "Most Promising Holistic Practice" at the inaugural Global Refugee Forum.
PEACE EDUCATION IN THE EARLY YEARS
"It is through the developmentally essential and appropriate act of play that children learn the foundations for peace. Play provides children with the opportunity to safely explore and interact with their environment, gaining a greater understanding of their relation to the outside world." Published by Diplomatic Courier
UNHCR GLOBAL REFUGEE FORUM - EDUCATION CO-SPONSOR
Amal Alliance was a proud co-sponsor of education at the inaugural Global Refugee Forum held 16-18 December 2019 in Geneva.
WHITE PAPER ON EARLY CHILDHOOD
Boston University’s Pardee School of Global Studies launched a Capstone Course resulting in Amal’s first ever White Paper on Early Childhood concluded in December. The white paper, which contributes to the growing body of literature, explored the effects of early childhood development.
