
16:45
Find more about our AO resources and workshops here: https://results.org/volunteers/anti-oppression

38:03
REally powerful

43:11
What should RESULTS role be in the future after advocating for the READ Act, re: follow-through on progress on education ?

43:42
Great question Eugene

45:37
follow up question - There is a lot of emphasis on early childhood education, understandably, due to learning loss. How does the READ Act (or other legislation) address the loss/gap in secondary education and the pipeline to skilled labor?

46:49
Ethiopian boy. Followed by Roger Thurow

47:13
There are strong linkages between malnutrition and educational challenges. Here is the video David is talking about: https://ccga.ccgclients.com/hagirso/

47:19
That is a powerful story, that's for the clarification Leslye!

47:29
Thanks to Leslye for given this to us

50:01
Could you talk about goals and tactics to advance girls’ ability to attend secondary school

51:44
Unicef is actually having programs to combat malnutrition in starting early education for children

54:52
Does the READ Act as written effectively address the effect of the pandemic on girls who were pushed into marriage and will not return to school ?

55:35
No. READ Act is simply to extend the prior READ Act by 5 years. It was prior to COVID

59:39
How does the READ Act (or other legislation) address the loss/gap in secondary education and the pipeline to skilled labor?

01:03:03
how to help the kids in the areas of conflicts

01:08:16
thank you everyone

01:08:18
Thank you all!

01:08:34
Thank you, Meg. Very useful to our advocacy !

01:08:40
Thanks and welcome Meg. Thanks Ken