Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.
Down’s Syndrome Association: Inclusive Education for All – 2022 campaignDuring 2022, DSA are working with Down Syndrome International (DSi) and Down’s Syndrome Scotland to run a UK-wide research and advocacy project on inclusive education; its definition and implementation. They will be sharing weekly key messages on the subject of Inclusive Education for all learners throughout 2022. They will be distributing concise answers to FAQs, by professionals … Continue reading Down’s Syndrome Association: Inclusive Education for All – 2022 campaign New ECD home learning booklet!
EENET and Norwegian Association of Disabled (NAD) have produced a new home learning activity booklet for early childhood development (ECD)! In the early years, when children are aged 0-8, they develop and learn best when they play. The activities in this booklet are for all families of young children with and without disabilities. Adults and … Continue reading New ECD home learning booklet! Resources shared during World Bank’s GDS side event
This list of reports and other resources was shared during the Global Disability Summit side event: “Every Learner Matters: Sharing Experiences from the World Bank’s programs on Disability-Inclusive Education” on 17 February 2022. IDA: Inclusive Education Flagship Initiative IDA Inclusive Education Global Report IDA Technical paper on Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Inclusive Education Initiative: … Continue reading Resources shared during World Bank’s GDS side event [New podcast episode] ‘Leaving no one behind’, Rosangela Berman-Bieler
“We need disability not to be hidden under the soil, but to erupt as a volcano and spread information about disability across the world,” says Rosangela Berman-Bieler (64), Global Lead on Disability in UNICEF. Rosangela was born and raised in Brazil, and she has been instrumental in influencing the international disability rights for decades. She … Continue reading [New podcast episode] ‘Leaving no one behind’, Rosangela Berman-Bieler [New campaign] Deaf Works Everywhere
Deaf Works Everywhere is a campaign to get more deaf young people into work – and into jobs that inspire them. Many deaf young people believe their career options are limited. With the right support deaf people can work everywhere, yet they are twice as likely to be unemployed as their hearing peers. But deaf … Continue reading [New campaign] Deaf Works Everywhere