Sarah Fuller

Sarah Fuller is a senior education consultant specializing in the intersection of environmental issues, child development, education, and well-being.1 She currently works with UNICEF, focusing on digital learning initiatives in Europe and Central Asia.2

Fuller's expertise includes:

1. Climate change education: She spearheads UNICEF's work on climate change education in Nigeria, developing strategies and resources that incorporate local and Indigenous knowledge.1

2. Inclusive education: She works on ensuring safety, inclusiveness, and quality of learning, integrating well-being and empowerment into environmental and climate change education.1

3. Digital learning: Fuller has contributed to UNICEF's efforts in scaling up digital learning, particularly through the LearnIn and PlayIn initiatives in Europe and Central Asia.2

4. Child online protection: She has authored guidance on child online protection in the context of digital learning.2

Fuller has worked across more than 25 countries, collaborating with teachers, ministry officials, UN agencies, and the private sector to develop strategies and implementation plans for strengthening education systems.1 She is also involved in research and serves as a peer reviewer for the International Journal of Educational Development.1