After many years of experience in the country, ISSA Member Step by Step Albania has encountered an unprecedented situation after the lockdown due to COVID-19 outbreak was announced.
Member in Focus
The strength of ISSA lies in its diverse membership with a wide range of expertise.
The Member in Focus shines a spotlight on ISSA Members to highlight their experience and contributions to the early childhood field.
16-06-2020 |
27-05-2020 In Bulgaria, two ISSA Members have joined forces in order to continue the provision of early education and parent support within homes during the COVID-19 crisis. |
15-04-2020 CEI's School of Values is training teachers to focus on children's hearts as well as their brains. |
23-03-2020 An ISSA Member shares insights into the FloorPlay method — a child-centered, play-based approach. |
04-02-2020 ISSA Member Kind en Gezin from Belgium is committed to creating opportunities for every child, wherever and however it was born and raised. Children’s rights and respect for diversity are the organization’s guiding principles. |
13-01-2020 ISSA member Foundation for Educational and Cultural Initiatives Step by Step (SbS) from the Republic of North Macedonia is implementing projects and initiatives to support teachers’ professional development and raise the possibilities for all children to achieve their full potent |
06-01-2020 Established in 2003 by a group of psychologists, pedagogues and community workers, ISSA Member Comenius Foundation for Child Development (Comenius Foundation) inspires adults to create environments in which all young children can develop, explore |
27-11-2019 ICDI recently launched the book Intergenerational Learning in Practice, which leverages ICDI’s successful IGL initiative Together Old and Young (TOY). |
26-02-2019 One of ISSA’s founding members, Center for Educational Initiatives Step by Step, has developed some empowering ways for teachers to connect and inspire one another. |
01-03-2018 In this Member in Focus we interviewed the Director of Balkan Sunflowers Kosova (BSFK), Muhamet Arifi. Muhamet is part of the Ashkali community, an ethnic minority in Kosovo. |