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With the goal of strengthening the available evidence on education and human mobility, and enhancing technical capacity to integrate data on people in situations of mobility into national education information and management systems (SIGED), four online learning sessions will be held between August and September this year. These “Learning Sessions: Education, Human Mobility, and Data-Based Evidence” are organised by UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean.

The workshops will provide participants with a space to engage in dialogue and exchange experiences, leveraging existing knowledge and discussing its practical application in national and regional contexts. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the initiatives and studies carried out by UNESCO, the Regional Education Group for Latin America and the Caribbean (GRE-LAC), and other regional partners, focusing on the educational inclusion of people in situations of mobility.

The sessions are aimed at policymakers in education, officials from regional Ministries of Education, government agencies working to protect the rights of people in mobility situations, education professionals, researchers and academics, as well as representatives from non-governmental and international organisations.

Each session will last an hour and a half.

Schedule for Learning Sessions: Education, Human Mobility, and Data-Based Evidence
 

1. First Session: 13th August, 11:00 a.m. Chile (GMT-4)
   "Towards a Traceability Mechanism: Monitoring Student Trajectories in Situations of Mobility? A Feasibility Study"
   Session organised with the support of the Regional Education Group for Latin America and the Caribbean (GRE-LAC).

   Presenter:

   • Juan Cruz, consultant for UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean, specialist in education policy and statistics. Researcher at the Centre for the Implementation of Public Policies for Equity and Growth (CIPPEC), Argentina.
      

   Moderator:

   • Paula Klenner, National Education Officer at UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean.
      

   Broadcast link:

2. Second Session: 20th August, 11:00 a.m. Chile (GMT-4)
   "Leaving No One Behind: Inclusion of People in Situations of Mobility in Educational Statistics"

   Presenters:

   • Ernesto Yañez, economist and consultant for UNESCO’s Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean, Bolivia.
   • Matías Retamales, consultant for UNESCO San José, Costa Rica, sociologist, and researcher at the Nucleus of Contingent Sociology (NUDESOC), Chile.
      

   Moderator:

   • Romina Kasman, Head of Education at UNESCO San José, Costa Rica.
      

   Broadcast link:

3. Third Session: 27th August, 11:00 a.m. Chile (GMT-4)
   "Building Bridges of Evidence: Regional Monitoring Framework on Students in Situations of Mobility"
   Session organised with the support of the Regional Education Group for Latin America and the Caribbean (GRE-LAC).

   Presenters:

   • Joaquín Fariña, education specialist and consultant for UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean on Education and Human Mobility.
   • Ernesto Yañez, economist and consultant.
      

   Moderator:

   • Florencia Saffirio, migration and education specialist, Associate Programme Coordinator at UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean.
      

   Broadcast link:

4. Fourth Session: 10th September, 11:00 a.m. Chile (GMT-4)
   "An Unexpected Panorama: Learning Levels of Students in Situations of Mobility"
   Co-organised with the Institute for Advanced Studies in Education (IE) and the Centre for Advanced Research in Education (CIAE); both from the University of Chile.

   Presenter:

   • Lorena Ortega, researcher at the Centre for Advanced Research in Education (CIAE) and academic at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Education (IE), University of Chile.
      

   Moderator:

   • Paula Klenner, National Education Officer at UNESCO Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean.
      

   Broadcast link: