Comparative & International Education Society (CIES) 10-14 March 2024

Our longstanding, grassroots approach to serve and advocate for the world’s most vulnerable children and their communities closely aligns with the CIES 2024 Conference Theme — The Power of Protest.  

In March 2024, World Vision education experts will join other industry leaders and global education stakeholders at the Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) 2024 Conference in Miami, FL. Together, we will work to better understand and address educational issues, trends, and policies impacting children, families, and communities worldwide.  

During the five-day conference, World Vision is featured in 13 sessions where our experts will share about our evidence-based education programmes, innovations, latest research with our partners, and ways we continually learn, grow, and adapt to ensure quality and impactful programming. Our sessions highlight topics such as:  

• Gender equality and social inclusion as a leading practice to promote learning. 

• Integration of physical, cognitive, social, and emotional support across each phase of a child’s development to enhance learning outcomes and child well-being.  

• Successful partnerships and collaboration to transform education systems and create enabling environments that nurture children’s literacy, numeracy, and socio-emotional skills.  

We look forward to sharing our learnings and expertise at CIES 2024 and to hearing from our colleagues as we continue to work together for quality education for children worldwide.   

Join us at CIES 2024 to learn more. 

•     Attend our CIES 2024 presentations 

•     Visit our booth in the Exhibitor Hall (#33) to engage with our education experts and  
        the technology used in select projects/programme

Did you know in FY 2023

• Go Baby Go Project Model - 79,893 caregivers were reached across 47 projects in 6 Field Offices
• World Vision has opened IMPACT+ clubs in 30 countries across 6 regions
• Learning Roots Project Model - reached out to 4,374 ECD teachers  in 167 projects within 18 countries and 290,404 children aged 3-6 across 160 projects in 12 countries
• 17,725 community literacy facilitators were trained on Unlock Literacy Community Action.