Inclusive Education and Disability Task Team

New: INEE’s Task Team on Inclusive Education and Disability is pleased to announce the publication of Education in Emergencies: Including Everyone - INEE Pocket Guide to Inclusive Education in Emergencies. To learn more about this guide, and how to obtain a copy, click here.


Task Team Aim

Promote the key principles, behaviours and actions necessary to ensuring that all excluded and marginalised people are included in emergency education opportunities.

Objectives for the Task Team (over the next year):

  • Produce resources useful to emergency practitioners which give practical advice on making inclusive education a reality
  • Influence emergency education training schemes to promote inclusive education principles and practice more effectively
  • Produce advocacy messages and information which can be used to get greater attention and support for inclusive education in emergencies
  • Work with INEE membership at the INEE Global Consultation in 2009 to identify further action by the INEE network to promote inclusive education in emergencies.


The conveners of the Task Team send updates on the work of the Team, and highlights relevant news and resources. See here for previous updates: November 2009  February 2010  April 2010

NEW! An article entitled, Education access for all by Task Team convenors Helen Pinnock and Marian Hodgkin is published in the latest issue of Forced Migration Review. The authors emphasise that it is important to make clear that committing to inclusion is not about demanding the impossible or reaching for unrealistic goals but rather about allowing the principles of inclusion to inform all work, asking who is currently excluded from learning and participation and what all of us can do to improve the situation. Read more here

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image Student at a school for hearing impaired children in Kabul, Afghanistan. Mats Lignell, Save the Children.