Recent Writing Child protection → Safe Futures Hub. Building safe futures: Solutions to end childhood sexual violence. Evidence from low- and middle-income countries on childhood sexual violence prevention | Sexual Violence Research Initiative, Together for Girls, WeProtect Global Alliance. → ICRC. Childhood in Rubble: The Humanitarian Consequences of Urban Warfare for Children → Protecting the children of Haiti | New England Journal of MedicineCOVID-19→ Protecting children on the move during infectious disease outbreaks: lessons from UNICEF's COVID-19 response | UNICEF→ Responding to mental health and psychosocial impacts of COVID-19 on children and families | UNICEF→ For immigrant students, remote learning during COVID-19 comes with more hurdles | The Conversation→ Responding to the shadow pandemic: taking stock of gender-based violence risks and responses during COVID-19 | UNICEFEducation policy→ What is the relationship between politics, education reforms, and learning? | The World Bank→ Skills in the digital age: How should education systems evolve? | The Brookings Institution→ Innovation and Technology to Accelerate Progress in Education | The Education Commission→ Learning ‘Anytime, Anywhere’?: The Imperfect Alignment of Immigrant Students’ Experiences and School-based Technologies in an Urban U.S. High School | Comparative Education ReviewDevelopment and education in Rwanda → Why Did Rwanda Abruptly Change the Language in Schools—Again? | World Politics Review → For the third time in 11 years, Rwanda changed the language used in primary schools | The Washington Post→ The things they learned: aspiration, uncertainty, and schooling in Rwanda’s developmental state | Journal of Development Studies, Recipient of the 2020 Dudley Seers Memorial Prize for Best Article → The political economy of primary education: lessons from Rwanda | World Development, Recipient of 2018 Joyce Cain Award from the Comparative and International Education Society→ The hidden costs of fee-free schooling in Rwanda | Compare
