About the opportunity
The Moving Minds Alliance is dedicated to addressing the overlooked and under-funded needs of infants, toddlers, and young children in crisis and displacement settings, along with those who care for them. Through a multi-stakeholder global pledge, the alliance brings together a growing network of over 30 member organisations committed to creating positive change and securing a bright, safe, and healthy future for children affected by emergencies. The initiative advocates for early childhood development integration into humanitarian action, fosters collaboration through research forums, and builds awareness around critical windows for nutrition and early learning.
Funding and benefits
- Opportunity to join a global network of over 30 member organisations dedicated to early childhood development in emergencies
- Access to collaborative advocacy platforms, research forums, and knowledge-sharing opportunities
- Access to a comprehensive set of briefing resources, toolkits, and publications focused on early childhood development in crisis settings
Who can apply?
- Open to organisations, stakeholders, and practitioners committed to supporting early childhood development in refugee, displaced, and host community settings
When to apply
- Rolling applications to join the multi-stakeholder pledge and movement
How to apply
- Visit the official Moving Minds Alliance website
- Navigate to the global pledge page to review participation criteria
- Submit the pledge application or contact the alliance to join the movement
Additional information
- Moving Minds Alliance operates as a collaborative multi-stakeholder initiative focused on early childhood development in crisis and displacement settings worldwide.
Our Take on This Opportunity
This section reflects Open Opportunities’ own analysis of the opportunity from an applicant’s perspective.
You may be a strong fit if…
- Organizations, researchers, or practitioners actively working in humanitarian response, refugee support, or early childhood development
- Entities seeking to collaborate globally and scale advocacy for young children and caregivers affected by displacement
What should you think carefully about?
- This is an advocacy and network-building movement rather than a direct financial grant program
- Partners and participants should review organisational alignment with the core principles of the alliance prior to joining
How could this fit your current goals and plans?
This initiative fits well with organisational goals aimed at expanding professional networks, influencing global policy, and integrating early childhood support into broader humanitarian and displacement frameworks.
Our take
Organisations and stakeholders working in humanitarian action and early childhood development should consider joining this global movement to amplify their impact and collaborate with international experts.
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