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Worlds of Education 2 December 2025 Education Voices | Using collective bargaining to regulate the use of technology and artificial intelligence in higher education
Eric Rader
This testimony was collected as part of the research project entitled “In the eye of the storm: Higher education in an age of crises” conducted by Howard Stevenson, Maria Antonietta Vega Castillo, Melanie Bhend, and Vasiliki-Eleni Selechopoulou for Education International. The research report and executive summary are available here .
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Take action! 1 December 2025 Communications Toolkit: Shaping Our Future. Education Unions Leading for a Human-Centred AI
4-5 December 2025 | Brussels, Belgium
Education International's conference, Shaping our future: Education unions leading for a human-centred AI, brings together union leaders, educators and experts from across the globe to exchange strategies, develop collective responses and advance a human-centred, rights-based approach to AI in education and research.
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Worlds of Education 27 November 2025 Climate education for sustainable futures: A cross-country study of India and Philippines
Ruchira Das, Ranjana Das
Climate change is the ‘biggest modern threat that humans have ever faced’ (Eckstein et al. 2021). An apparently minor change in global temperatures, largely catapulted by human-industrial activities such as the acts of deforestation, burning fossil fuels and exploitation of natural resources, results in cataclysmic weather conditions, loss of biodiversity,...
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Worlds of Education 26 November 2025 Teaching students with Special Education Needs: Takeaways from TALIS 2024
Heewoon Bae
Classrooms are becoming more diverse, and more students around the world have identified special education needs (SEN). But it is relatively common for schools to be affected by a shortage of teachers with competences to teach students with SEN. Across the OECD, one in three teachers works in a school...
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News 25 November 2025 Mexico: UNESCO celebrates teachers in recognition of their efforts to foster peace
Teachers from the SNTE (National Education Workers’ Union), affiliated to Education International, received international recognition for their leadership in educating generations of students committed to harmonious coexistence and the peaceful resolution of conflicts. The ceremony took place at the UNESCO head office in Mexico, in the framework of the peace...
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Worlds of Education 25 November 2025 When it clicks, you can’t unsee it! When sexual harassment and racism intersect – ‘Misogynoir’
Jennifer Moses
For more than twenty-five years I have stood at the intersection of education and trade unionism. I have fought for social justice, equality and trade union rights and organised teachers across the UK as well as across continents. I am a trade unionist because I believe that workplaces can –...
When it clicks, you can’t unsee it! When sexual harassment and racism intersect – ‘Misogynoir’