Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.
[Report] Choosing Our Future: Education for Climate ActionThe World Bank has issued its report “Choosing Our Future: Education for Climate Action”. They write: Education is a key asset for climate action. Education reshapes behaviors, develops skills, and spurs innovation—everything we need to combat the greatest crisis facing humanity. Better educated people are more resilient and adaptable, better equipped to create and work … Continue reading [Report] Choosing Our Future: Education for Climate Action [Interview] Education Cannot Wait interviews DRC’s Minister of National Education and New Citizenship
Raïssa Malu is the Minister of State, Minister of National Education and New Citizenship for the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In this short interview, she answers questions about education, including how to improve access to education and the focus on girls’ education. Read the interview. [Article] Costa Rica’s ‘education blackout’ fuels gang violence
An article by the New Humanitarian shows the connection between austerity policies with reduced funding for education and young people joining gangs. According to researchers at the think tank Estado de la Nación (State of the Nation), the decaying quality of teaching, the erosion of the country’s social fabric, the damaging effects of the pandemic, and … Continue reading [Article] Costa Rica’s ‘education blackout’ fuels gang violence [Blog] Education and inclusion of children with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa
This blog gives examples of how children with albinism are supported in their schooling in Tanzania, Malawi and Uganda. Albinism is one of the commonly misunderstood conditions in many African communities. In some communities, albinism was viewed as a curse, a bad omen, or a punishment from the ancestors for atonement of wrong deeds. Children … Continue reading [Blog] Education and inclusion of children with albinism in sub-Saharan Africa [Resources] Inclusion in Physical Education
The UK Youth Sport Trust has some free resources for schools. These were made for the UK context but some can be used for inspiration in other countries, too, like the 60 second physicial activity challenges. Other resources can only be accessed when registering with the Yough Sport Trust. Access the free resources.