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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2020 · 15 MIN

Schooling during COVID-19

from Health In Europe · host World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe

The education of children and young people around the world has been deeply affected by COVID-19. The closing of schools in response to the pandemic highlighted a number of  existing inequalities as well as putting a mental strain on many. In this episode we speak with Emilia, Frida and Malika – youth advisers to the technical advisory group on schooling during COVID-19 - about a survey they conducted among young people around the Region, highlighting the concerns of young people at this time.To find out further about any of the subjects covered in the Health In Europe podcast, visit our website: https://www.who.int/europe/

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The education of children and young people around the world has been deeply affected by COVID-19. The closing of schools in response to the pandemic highlighted a number of existing inequalities as well as putting a mental strain on many. In this episode we speak with Emilia, Frida and Malika – youth advisers to the technical advisory group on schooling during COVID-19 - about a survey they conducted among young people around the Region, highlighting the concerns of young people at this...

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