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18 October 2020![Innovation in education shouldn’t change what needs to remain, literacy advocate says as QF hosts global panel](https://images.ctfassets.net/2h1qowfuxkq7/5pFWogBdxJvyFFd8Jue9ZH/74765c4489c5124e9450922eec3dcc73/Hero_Image_-_2020-03-17T152112Z_438333191_RC2RLF9VKCE8_RTRMADP_3_HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS-AFRICA-RESPONSE.jpg?w=750&h=313&fl=progressive&q=85&fm=jpg&fit=fill)
Schoolchildren in Africa, one of the parts of the world where Room to Read works in the field of literacy and girls’ education.
Image Source: Sylvain Cherkaoui, via ReutersCEO of Room to Read believes adapting to the demands of COVID-19 must not make the world short-sighted about the long-term future of education.