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Survey: Inclusion and Shifting Policies in Education in Emergencies
Boston University

Deadline:18 April 2026

Do you work with learners with disabilities in conflict-affected settings? If so, please take 15 minutes to complete this survey titled, "Inclusion and Shifting Policies in Education in Emergency." The survey is available in Arabic, English, French, and Spanish (with links below).

The study, led by a researcher affiliated with Boston University, based at the Center on Forced Displacement, explores how humanitarian practitioners and organizations working on education and inclusion in armed conflict settings are experiencing and responding to shifts in international policies and funding landscapes.

Arabic: https://lnkd.in/eP9DWmdE
English: https://lnkd.in/ezgm_e_4

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From hope to opportunity! 🌈
With scholarships from SLAHA-USA, the Hodson Family, Lady Jemma Rodney, and Jehovah Prayer Sanctuary, these children are empowered to learn, grow, and shine.

Smiles that tell a story! 🌟
50 children in Sierra Leone received scholarship support, giving them hope, education, and a brighter tomorrow. 📚💛

Bright smiles, brighter futures! 🌟
Thanks to the generosity of SLAHA-USA, the Hodson Family, Lady Jemma Rodney, and Jehovah Prayer Sanctuary, 50 vulnerable children in Sierra Leone received scholarships to support their education. Each child is now one step closer to achieving their dreams. 📚💛

In Sierra Leone, 50 needy children have been given a brighter chance at education thanks to a generous scholarship donation. Through SLAHA-USA, the Hodson Family, Lady Jemma Rodney, and Jehovah Prayer Sanctuary, led by Mother June Headley, a total of $1,000 USD was donated to support vulnerable children at United Mission Secondary School and YADO Primary School in Cola Tree, Calaba Town, Freetown.

The donation, aimed at orphans, out-of-school children, and children of single mothers, provided each student with NLe 450 to help cover school expenses. This January 2026 contribution marks 20 years of continuous educational support from Trinidad & Tobago families through the Kids in Africa platform.

Parents, guardians, and students expressed heartfelt gratitude to the donors, promising to study hard and honor the investment in their lives. They look forward to sharing their academic achievements with their benefactors as a testament to the impact of this support.

For those inspired to make a difference, you can reach out to Dr. Janet Kosia Wurie at +1 (571) 572-6060, or Mr. Abdulai Bangura, SLAHA Chairman in Sierra Leone, at +232 77 272970 or
via [email protected].

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Jemma Rodney
Prayer Sanctuary

🌍 Climate Adaptation | Methodology & Approach ♻️

Livelihood Development for Human Rights Promotion (LIDFOHRP), through Mr. Bangura, is building the capacity of young people to adopt sustainable solutions to single-use plastic waste using environmental management and recycling techniques.

These trained youths will serve as plastic waste actors and change-makers within their communities—promoting cleaner environments, stronger livelihoods, and human rights through climate action.

🤝 In partnership with: -SL
📘 Learn more:
👉 https://www.facebook.com/livelihooddevelopment4hr2015sl.org
👉 https://www.facebook.com/livelihooddevelopment4hr1979
📞 Contact: +232 77 272 970

📸 Mr. Bangoura in front of the Global Plastic Innovation Challenge Project banner.
"Empowering youth today builds sustainable communities tomorrow."
Leading innovation and green solutions in Sierra Leone.

🎥 Mr. Bangoura with the project banner:
"Every young person we empower is a step closer to a cleaner, greener Sierra Leone."

The project banner is up! Driving youth empowerment, plastic recycling, and green solutions across Sierra Leone 🇸🇱.

Community-based innovation in action: young people transforming plastic waste into value through recycling and circular economy solutions.