Five decades of military rule and armed conflict in Myanmar have impacted the country deeply. Today, many ethnic communities have little access to education and continue to live with prejudice towards other ethnic groups.

Case2learn, also known as “Conflict Areas Support for Education 2 Learn”, is a project that focuses on providing access to education for groups living in conflict and post-conflict areas. Aspiring students from around the country are brought together to follow a nine-month pre-service teacher training.

The training builds the students’ capacities as teachers in their respective communities, but also leads to building bridges of reconciliation and peace among ethnicities.

Case2Learn is an EU funded project implemented by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and its local partner RISE (Rural IndigenousSustainable Education network).