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Certificate Course on Co-Creation with Young Children, their Families and Communities in Humanitarian Settings

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Semillas de Apego: Watch, Play, Learn Integration Pilot in Colombia   

Integrating Watch, Play, Learn social emotional learning (SEL) videos into Semillas de Apego’s community-based psychosocial program for caregivers of young children in communities affected by conflict, forced displacement and migration.
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Engaging Caregivers

Play to Learn worked with caregivers to provide responsive and nurturing care, as well as meet their own needs, as people experiencing the stresses of displacement, natural disasters, and economic crises.
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Community Engagement and Co-creation

Centering Rohingya knowledge, language, and culture in program design resulted in relevant, adaptable, and effective services.
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Play to Learn Highlights: Using Media and Digital Technology

Play to Learn integrated media and digital technology across programs to improve access, cultural relevance, quality, and engagement.
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Remote Early Childhood Development (ECD) Services

In Play to Learn, remote early childhood development (ECD) services restored or maintained access to quality services for children and families affected by conflicts or crises.
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Play to Learn Highlights: Play-Based Learning

Play to Learn created culturally relevant early childhood development (ECD) programs that supported children's holistic wellbeing.
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Be Ready, Be Strong

Supporting young children and caregivers affected by natural disasters, acute emergencies, and conflict.
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Pashe Achhi Telecommunications Model

Pashe Achhi means “Beside You” in Bangla. It is a phone-based remote learning model developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The Value of Educational Media in Crisis Settings

Lessons on the impact and use of media for early childhood development in humanitarian settings

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Father’s Engagement Model

A parenting program that promotes fathers' well-being and health child development through play. It encourages fathers to be respectful spouses, create a nurturing home, better understand their own emotions, and develop positive, playful, and respectful relationships with their children.
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Mother-Child Dyad Model

A parenting program that promotes mothers’ well-being and healthy child engagement through play and child stimulation for children age 0-3.