Learning That Rebuilds Communities
The Education for Recovery Lab is a collaborative workspace within the Center for International Stabilization and Recovery (CISR) dedicated to exploring the transformative role of education in post-conflict recovery, humanitarian response, and sustainable development. The Lab provides students, faculty, and partners with a space to collaborate on research, share ideas, and develop projects that strengthen communities through learning.
The Education for Recovery Lab examines how educational initiatives can support individuals and communities recovering from armed conflict, displacement, natural disasters, and other humanitarian challenges.
Students, faculty, and community partners are invited to use the Education for Recovery Lab as a place to collaborate, learn, and develop innovative approaches to education in humanitarian and international contexts.
Interested in reserving the Lab or partnering with CISR? Contact us to learn more about opportunities to participate.
The Education for Recovery Lab is available for:
- Student research groups
- Faculty collaborations
- Curriculum development
- Workshops and seminars
- Reading groups
- Community partnerships
- Capstone and honors projects
- International education initiatives
Available Resources
The Education for Recovery Lab provides access to resources that support learning and collaboration, including:
- Books and journals on education, conflict recovery, and international development
- CISR publications and educational materials
- Collaborative meeting space
- Whiteboards and presentation equipment
- Video conferencing capabilities
- Workspace for student organizations, faculty collaborations, and research teams
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807
