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News / Art for Change: Unlocking Potential Through Inclusive Arts Education in Mongolia

Art for Change: Unlocking Potential Through Inclusive Arts Education in Mongolia

UNESCO, 18 September 2025, Mongolia

In Mongolia, art education for children with disabilities has been steadily gaining recognition as an important field, yet significant challenges remain. Schools lack a standardized curriculum, there is a shortage of trained professionals, and adapted resources and teaching methods are scarce, limiting the delivery of quality inclusive education.

https://www.unesco.org/en/articles/art-change-unlocking-potential-through-inclusive-arts-education-mongolia

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