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International Women’s Day 2021

Malawi: PSEUM emerges from Covid-19 Threat stronger

Ghana National Network Holds Seminar to Increase Awareness About New ILO Convention on Violence and Harassment At Work

Member organisations celebrate World Teachers’ Day

Obituary: Marcus Balslev

Governments and Teacher Unions renew their working commitment

On World Intellectual Property Day, 26 April, Education International calls for copyright legislation to be urgently updated to ensure open access to research and education materials for teachers and researchers across the world. This need has been intensified by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that has caused an unprecedented disruption in...

The global education union federation draws attention to the long-term consequences of the Turkish military action in Syria for students and educators in the region.

Education International stands in solidarity with our colleagues, students and all communities impacted by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.

The student mobilisations against climate change are growing in intensity and reach - now teachers are voicing their support for their students' courage and determination.

Life-long learning means different things to different people. However, some common principles for lifelong learning are essential for a global consensus on a human-centred agenda for the future of work.

Alfonso Cepeda Salas has taken over leadership of the Mexican teachers’ union, a member organisation of Education International.

The World Bank has just issued its World Development Report for 2019. Although slightly improved in some places from earlier drafts, it is still the same approach.

Some employers in the UK are discriminating against employees and undermining education unions after the adoption of GDPR (General Data Protection Regulations). That’s according to the NASUWT (National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers).

Historical events are interpreted and taught differently, and many times in radically opposed ways, in different countries. When countries have been at war with each other, their national education systems, their textbooks and their collective memory often glorify the victors, hide the atrocities and deny the claims of the victims.

The main education union in the Netherlands, Algemene Onderwijsbond (AOb) honored former EI General Secretary Fred van Leeuwen, following their annual meeting.

Educators the world over have expressed their shock and distress at the news of another deadly shooting in a US school.

Learning often happens in collaboration - implications of this for the performance of students are the subject of the latest addition of the PISA study to understanding what makes quality education.