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Why do so many youth in Latin America and the Caribbean lack the skills to succeed in the workforce?

This infographic summarizes key findings and policy recommendations from FHI 360’s research on the school-to-work transition in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Promising approaches to supporting students living in violent communities in El Salvador

FHI 360’s work in Salvadoran secondary schools has made important progress in providing social-emotional and academic supports to students who live in violent communities.
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Teacher Learning Circles: Space for teachers to improve learning for at-risk students in El Salvador

A vicious cycle of poverty and violence currently plagues El Salvador, which has the third highest homicide rate in the world.
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Using the positive youth development approach to support the success of adolescent students in El Salvador

In El Salvador, a lack of quality education and insufficient academic support have contributed to an increasing number of dropouts among lower secondary students (grades 7–9).
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USAID highlights FHI 360′s work on education in El Salvador

USAID’s Impact Blog featured a post written by school principal who participated in the Strengthening Basic Education project, which is implemented by FHI 360. By Jorge Renderos

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