Burundi: over 400 children return to school thanks to education union project against child labour
Education voices | Teachers stand proud as allies for girls’ vision for the future
Resolutions from Education International's 10th World Congress
United Nations High-Level Panel on the Teaching Profession: From recommendations to action
Go public! Fund education: Campaign toolkit
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Worlds of Education 20 November 2024 Organizing for a new treaty on free public education
Bede Sheppard
World Children’s Day is celebrated annually on 20 November. The date is auspicious for children’s rights as it coincides with the date on which the United Nations adopted both the Declaration on the Rights of the Child in 1959 and the Convention on the Rights of the Child in 1989.
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Worlds of Education 16 November 2024 Standing up for quality public education on International Students' Day
Ruth Thornton, Shamna Abdul Kareem, Dilara Keven, Marina Mata, Mairead Howley
International Students’ Day, celebrated on 17th November, has long been associated with student activism against human rights’ violations . This year we, a group of students and recent graduates, feel compelled to draw attention to the perilous position of the right to education worldwide – with public education underfunded and...
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News 14 November 2024 Morocco: Education unionists celebrate progress and continue to mobilise for the Go Public! Fund Education campaign
Education International member organisation the Fédération Nationale de l'Enseignement - Union Marocaine du Travail (FNE-UMT) continues its mobilisation for the Go Public! Fund Education campaign in Morocco. Having secured significant wins through social dialogue, the union has resolved to place the Go Public! campaign and the United Nations recommendations on...
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News 12 November 2024 Empowering teachers as leaders: the impact of teacher-led learning
Since 2020, the Teacher-Led Learning Circles for Formative Assessment (T3LFA) project, launched by Education International (EI) with support from the Jacobs Foundation, has empowered teachers across seven countries to lead student-centered, formative assessment practices.
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News 11 November 2024 Education Unions in the United States stand firm for public education after Trump win
In the aftermath of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, the nation’s leading teacher unions, the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), have reaffirmed their commitment to safeguard public education and the rights of all students.
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News 7 November 2024 Iran: Education International denounces new detention of teacher unionist Mohammad Habibi for defending female students
Mohammad Habibi, a teacher and union activist in Tehran, is a resilient and prominent figure in Iran’s education rights movement, standing against oppression under the Islamic regime. His commitment to defending the rights of teachers and students has led to repeated arrests, torture, and harassment by Iranian authorities, making him...
Iran: Education International denounces new detention of teacher unionist Mohammad Habibi for defending female students