A first classroom for Rohingya refugee children

For thousands of Rohingya children, life as a refugee is giving them a first chance to go to school, after discrimination and persecution in Myanmar kept them out of the classroom. Learning centres in refugee settlements in Bangladesh offer basic lessons and a safe space for the eager new students but fall short of a structured education to lead them to higher learning and beyond.
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Education for all

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Attending an ESRI MOOC (Do-it-yourself-geo-apps) aimed at geo mapping where schools might be located in rural villages to facilitate return when conditions allow....

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