Ukraine Refugee Response 2022-2023

Project Status

• Technology Free
  Does not require the internet or gadgets once instructions are shared with learners.

• Low-Resource Requiring
  Can be done using basic stationary and easily available household items.

• Cost-Free, Open-Source
  Can be further contextualized and translated for relevance with attributions to EAA.

• Fun and Engaging
  Designed to be project, activity, and game-based.

• Student-Led
  Designed for student agency requiring minimal teacher/ guardian support.

• Interdisciplinary, Holistic
  Focuses on all subject areas, builds 21st-century skills and is tailor-made for the context.

• Multiple Stakeholders
  Resources available for parents, educators, and host country learners, too.

• Level-Based
  Available for different levels of learning for 4 to 15-year-olds.

Implemented in One Hundred Polish Public Schools

These packages are modular and versatile. They have been implemented in various settings (in-school, at-home, and learning centers). These easy-to-use modules, each one month long, have successfully been adopted by Polish government schools to bridge knowledge gaps and restore a sense of identity and agency in Ukrainian learners.

More importantly, it is the only content suite that involves host community learners in refugee education.

21%

Increase in levels of intercultural understanding

53%

Academiclearning progress

97%

Teachers want to continue the programme

90%

Students reported they enjoyed learning through the packages

One-Of-A-Kind, Cost-Free, Ukrainian TV Series

EAA along with Think Equal, Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, and Children and War Foundation developed a unique three-part series for all age groups to broadcast on television or online platforms, addressing unique emotional and learning needs.