A New Approach for the Enabling Education Review
If you are a reader of EENET’s Enabling Education Review (EER) and/or a future contributor, here’s some important news about the relaunch of this globally popular publication. The evolution of EER EENET has published Enabling Education Review (initially called just Enabling Education) since 1997. It has evolved into a huge collection of short, easy-to-read articles … Continue reading A New Approach for the Enabling Education Review Inclusive Education and Climate Justice: Confronting systems of power, exclusion, and environmental destruction
This paper was prepared by Ayman Qwaider and Ingrid Lewis and presented on Earth Day, 22 April 2026, by Ayman Qwaider for a CRIFPE mini-conference. The audio recording will be available from CRIFPE. Inclusive education and environmental protection are often treated as parallel but separate fields of work. In this presentation, I argue that … Continue reading Inclusive Education and Climate Justice: Confronting systems of power, exclusion, and environmental destruction Popular yet fringe: Reflections on funding organisations, like EENET, that don’t fit the mould
By Ingrid Lewis. I attended a meeting recently. It was a room full of ‘big names’ and ‘big organisations’ in the field of disability-inclusive education. The two-day event’s budget would probably have funded EENET for two years! Needless to say, EENET was one of the smallest entities represented. Yet numerous people approached me to say … Continue reading Popular yet fringe: Reflections on funding organisations, like EENET, that don’t fit the mould [Podcast transcript] Youth Voice in Education: Delivering discomfort to those in power
This is the transcript for our “Disrupt. Rethink. Include” podcast episode with Ayman Qwaider and Ingrid Lewis. Listen on SoundCloud. Listen on Spotify. Note: This transcript has been lightly edited for readability. [Opening music] Ayman What is the point of encouraging greater youth voice in education if you’re not willing to facilitate and to protect … Continue reading [Podcast transcript] Youth Voice in Education: Delivering discomfort to those in power [Podcast transcript] Assistive Tech: Starting early changes everything
This is the transcript for our episode of the Inclusive Education: Unheard Stories podcast, with Vibhu Sharma. Listen to the podcast on Spotify. Note: This transcript has been lightly edited for readability. [Opening music] Vibhu Sharma Science is very clear: 90% of the brain development happens by the age of five. And that’s a very … Continue reading [Podcast transcript] Assistive Tech: Starting early changes everything
If you are a reader of EENET’s Enabling Education Review (EER) and/or a future contributor, here’s some important news about the relaunch of this globally popular publication. The evolution of EER EENET has published Enabling Education Review (initially called just Enabling Education) since 1997. It has evolved into a huge collection of short, easy-to-read articles … Continue reading A New Approach for the Enabling Education Review Inclusive Education and Climate Justice: Confronting systems of power, exclusion, and environmental destruction
This paper was prepared by Ayman Qwaider and Ingrid Lewis and presented on Earth Day, 22 April 2026, by Ayman Qwaider for a CRIFPE mini-conference. The audio recording will be available from CRIFPE. Inclusive education and environmental protection are often treated as parallel but separate fields of work. In this presentation, I argue that … Continue reading Inclusive Education and Climate Justice: Confronting systems of power, exclusion, and environmental destruction Popular yet fringe: Reflections on funding organisations, like EENET, that don’t fit the mould
By Ingrid Lewis. I attended a meeting recently. It was a room full of ‘big names’ and ‘big organisations’ in the field of disability-inclusive education. The two-day event’s budget would probably have funded EENET for two years! Needless to say, EENET was one of the smallest entities represented. Yet numerous people approached me to say … Continue reading Popular yet fringe: Reflections on funding organisations, like EENET, that don’t fit the mould [Podcast transcript] Youth Voice in Education: Delivering discomfort to those in power
This is the transcript for our “Disrupt. Rethink. Include” podcast episode with Ayman Qwaider and Ingrid Lewis. Listen on SoundCloud. Listen on Spotify. Note: This transcript has been lightly edited for readability. [Opening music] Ayman What is the point of encouraging greater youth voice in education if you’re not willing to facilitate and to protect … Continue reading [Podcast transcript] Youth Voice in Education: Delivering discomfort to those in power [Podcast transcript] Assistive Tech: Starting early changes everything
This is the transcript for our episode of the Inclusive Education: Unheard Stories podcast, with Vibhu Sharma. Listen to the podcast on Spotify. Note: This transcript has been lightly edited for readability. [Opening music] Vibhu Sharma Science is very clear: 90% of the brain development happens by the age of five. And that’s a very … Continue reading [Podcast transcript] Assistive Tech: Starting early changes everything