Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.
[UK advocacy] Spring 2023 edition of Inclusion Now magazine out now!The latest edition of Inclusion Now magazine is now available. The magazine comes out three times a year and includes articles on inclusive education: personal experiences, opinion pieces, policy updates and research. In this edition there is a tribute to Joe Whittaker, a visit to Pyrcroft Grange school, the SEND Review, and an article on … Continue reading [UK advocacy] Spring 2023 edition of Inclusion Now magazine out now! [Report] EIARC takes stock of inclusive education in Africa
At its latest meeting, the Education International Africa Regional Committee (EIARC) has taken stock of current and upcoming activities and challenges for educators and their unions in the region and called on member organisations to join the Education International Go Public! Fund Education campaign. Opening the meeting held in March 2023 in Johannesburg, South Africa, … Continue reading [Report] EIARC takes stock of inclusive education in Africa [UK blog] UK government – Not even talking the talk?
CSIE have written a blog on the DfEs latest improvement plan. They state how it is not unusual to read a document which appears committed to inclusion, and to wonder if its intention is to create inclusive change or just pay lip-service to it. One year on from the publication of the Green Paper, the … Continue reading [UK blog] UK government – Not even talking the talk? [Report] EdTech for learners with disabilities – let’s support them better
Educational technology, arguably, plays an important role in helping to ensure children / young people with disabilities in low and middle income countries (LMICs) have fair and optimised access to the school curriculum and ensuring they have opportunities to develop their independence, agency, and social inclusion. This systematic literature review, supported by the World Bank … Continue reading [Report] EdTech for learners with disabilities – let’s support them better [Podcast] Who cares? The global crisis in early years care
Sarah Brown, Justin Van Fleet, Peter Laugharn, and Sabrina Habib weigh in on the global crisis in early years care and outline what philanthropy and governments can – and should be – doing to fix it. “We know that across the world, less than 10 percent of budgets in health education are invested in the … Continue reading [Podcast] Who cares? The global crisis in early years care