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June 19-20 2020

Virtual Refugee Conference

Inclusión de Migrantes en Escuelas de Quito y Manta, Ecuador

20.06.2020, 6:30 PM CET

    Education • Refugees • Ecuador
Satellite Event

Speakers

  • Head of Training at Enseña Ecuador, and current Lead Consultant on the project “Inclusion of migrants in Ecuadorian schools”, within an alliance between the Inter American Development Bank (IADB) and Enseña Ecuador. In 2018, Miguel led the “Efecto Zamora” educational project in the Amazon of Ecuador. Starting his career as a Biology and Science Teacher, he became an accredited Trainer of Trainers, by the National Secretariat of Professional Qualifications (SETEC) in Ecuador. Member of U.S International Exchange Alumni, Teach for All Alumni, and Red Ecuatoriana de Pedagogía.
    Miguel A. HerreraHead of Training at Enseña Ecuador
  • Daniel is a Venezuelan migrant living in Ecuador, and has experienced his role as an educator in both countries. As a member of the project “Inclusion of migrants in Ecuadorian schools” sponsored by InterAmerican Development Bank (IADB) and Enseña Ecuador, Daniel teaches Mathematics and Literature in a large high school in Manta, Ecuador. Daniel holds a bachelors’ degree in Integral Education.
    Daniel GuerraVenezuelan Migrant Living in Ecuador and Teacher in Mantra, Ecuador
  • Current fellow teacher in a large public school with a high rate of migrant students (primarily Venezuelans). Jeferson is an Ecuadorian Mathematics teacher within the project “Inclusion of migrants in Ecuadorian schools” sponsored by InterAmerican Development Bank (IADB) and Enseña Ecuador. His professional background includes a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry Engineering.
    Jeferson Barragán Ecuadorian Mathematics Teacher
  • With a professional degree in Languages and a master’s degree in Peace, Conflicts and Development, Stefanny is a current fellow teacher in a small public school with in which 7% of its population involves migrant students (primarily Venezuelans) in Quito, Ecuador. Stefanny is an Ecuadorian English and Literature teacher within the project “Inclusion of migrants in Ecuadorian schools” sponsored by InterAmerican Development Bank (IADB) and Enseña Ecuador.
    Stefanny A. RuedaTeacher in Quito, Ecuador

This event will be held in Spanish, given that our beneficiaries are hispanic speakers, mostly Venezuelan refugees and migrants.

This event seeks to connect stories, reflections and experiences that migrant and refugee students live in the Ecuadorian cities of Quito (Sierra region) and Manta (Costa region), and how Venezuelan and Ecuadorian fellow teachers from the Enseña Ecuador program promote educational inclusion and the generation of culturally safe learning spaces, allowing migrant and refugee students’ voices be heard and sharing some results achieved.

This session may be live-streamed and recorded. 

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