Right To Play

The #CIES2025 conference is this weekend! Right To Play will be presenting at two panels: Myuri Komaragiri will be presenting at a panel focusing on Learning in Emergencies, and Maham Khan and Ali Khayam will present findings from the What Works 2 program to combat school-based violence against children in Pakistan. Right To Play is proud to be presenting alongside organizations such as International Rescue Committee, Save the Children International, Norwegian Refugee Council, and others. #EducationInEmergencies #PlayBasedLearning #CIES2025

#AidWorks Investing in children is investing in our future. Aid plays a crucial role in supporting the well-being and development of children worldwide. It bridges the gap between need and opportunity, ensuring that vulnerable children have access to education, healthcare, and protection. Over 25 years we've empowered more than 70,000 Junior Leaders, many of whom have become community leaders, nurses, coaches, teachers, and human rights activists. By investing in aid, we help children pursue their education and become resilient, confident adults, creating sustainable change across generations. Join us and help protect, educate, and empower children. #PowerOfPlay #RightToPlay

As a Co-Chairs of the Canadian International Education Policy Working Group, Right To Play is proud to support the campaign to get education for peace on the #G72025 agenda. Education is one of the most important investments we can make toward building a more stable and prosperous world. When children and young people have access to education, it can unlock the skills, knowledge, and opportunities they need to become co-creators of constructive solutions for a more hopeful future. Education - including play-based learning - can foster inclusion and safety through curriculum that emphasizes wellbeing, empathy, problem-solving, and collaboration. Education gives hope to young people who might otherwise be at risk of poverty and can help to break multi-generational cycles of violence. Education fosters critical thinking and civic participation, so children grow up to be leaders and create positive change in their communities and countries.   In an increasingly unstable world, Canada can lead with purpose and impact. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eQPF3Vuh

As humanitarian needs intensify around the world, the importance of protecting children's well-being and preserving their childhoods is more urgent than ever. For 25 years, Right To Play has been a global leader in harnessing the power of play to help children stay in school, overcome trauma, and develop essential life skills. Join us in making a difference by donating today: https://lnkd.in/g6AkQPJU

Right To Play has the great opportunity to present at this year's #CIES2025 conference in Chicago. This year’s conference will focus on Envisioning Education in a Digital Society. Right To Play will be presenting at two panels: Myuri Komaragiri will be presenting at a panel focusing on Learning in Emergencies, and Maham Khan and Ali Khayam will present findings from the What Works 2 program to combat school-based violence against children in Pakistan. CIES is an important opportunity to share findings and to learn from other organizations on how to better improve education for all children. Right To Play is proud to be presenting alongside organizations such as International Rescue Committee, Save the Children International, Norwegian Refugee Council, and others #EducationInEmergencies #PlayBasedLearning #CIES2025

#AidWorks Investing in children is investing in our future. Right now, that future is at risk. Humanitarian emergencies are intensifying, with women and girls bearing the brunt of these crises, threatening to roll back decades of progress. Investing in children’s learning and well-being is more urgent than ever. For 25 years, we’ve seen the incredible impact of believing in children and fostering their growth. Our play-based learning programs have been essential in crisis situations, helping children process trauma, manage complex emotions, and build resilience. By investing in aid, we help children grow into healthy, confident adults who create change for future generations. Meaningful, sustained support is needed to ensure children aren’t left behind. Join us in protecting, educating, and empowering children. Donate today.

Experience a day in the life of students and teachers in a Right To Play-supported school in Bugesera, Rwanda! Through these immersive 360 videos, see for yourself how play-based learning is transforming education, making it both fun and impactful: https://lnkd.in/gYq4Gtgr #Education #PlayBasedLearning #Rwanda #360Video

Play is more than just fun—it's a lifeline for children's health and wellness. When children play, they’re able to process trauma, manage complex emotions, and build resilience. This is especially critical in times of crisis. Over 25 years, we've seen firsthand how play transforms lives by supporting emotional well-being and education. The need for aid is urgent—support play opportunities for children who need it most. #AidWorks #PowerOfPlay #RightToPlay #ProtectEducateEmpower

Hear more from Maham, our Education Specialist in Pakistan! 🎤 As girls' right are being rolled back worldwide, Maham and women like her show us how important it is empower girls and young women. On this #InternationalWomensDay, watch, learn, and get inspired! 🔥 #ForAllGirls #EmpowerThroughPlay #PowerOfPlay #IWD2025

This International Women’s Day, we’re putting the spotlight on Maham, our Education Specialist in Pakistan! 🎤✨ In this rapid-fire Q&A, she shares her insights on girls’ education, leadership, and the power of play in creating change. At a time when girls’ rights are being rolled back, voices like hers remind us why investing in education and empowerment is more important than ever. 💪📚 Watch, learn, and get inspired! 🔥 #ForAllGirls #EmpowerThroughPlay #PowerOfPlay #IWD2025