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Education in Emergencies
12021-04-21T14:44:28-04:00Digital Scholarship96b29bc2ea79686f6b39cf2fc554237257449d5719114visual_path2022-05-19T15:29:00-04:00S Elichkoa52a5b928447a3fb4db1c919d9ca09a56abd15e9Examine the politics, policies, and practices of humanitarian aid to education, a field commonly known as "education in emergencies." Featuring student work from Humanitarianism: Education and Conflict, a Peace & Conflict Studies course taught by Professor Amy Kapit at Swarthmore College.
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12021-12-17T13:44:26-05:00S Elichkoa52a5b928447a3fb4db1c919d9ca09a56abd15e9Spring 202216Student work from the Spring 2022 semestervisual_path2022-06-22T11:42:01-04:00S Elichkoa52a5b928447a3fb4db1c919d9ca09a56abd15e9
12021-11-17T12:44:18-05:00S Elichkoa52a5b928447a3fb4db1c919d9ca09a56abd15e9Spring 20216Student work from the Spring 2021 semestervisual_path2021-11-17T13:04:04-05:00S Elichkoa52a5b928447a3fb4db1c919d9ca09a56abd15e9
