Education International’s Manifesto: Education, a tool to fight the threat of the climate crisis
EI and OECD launch Principles for Effective and Equitable Educational Recovery
Education International Condemns the Coup and Repression in Myanmar
“On Edtech, the public good, and democracy”, by David Edwards.
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Opinion 2021-05-13 “As a guidance counsellor, I continue to transform the lives of students during a pandemic”.
Interview with Orlando Guerrero Sandí.
To mark World Education Support Personnel Day, on May 16th, we interviewed Orlando Guerrero Sandí about his experience during the pandemic. Orlando is a guidance counsellor in the San José de Río Sucio Primary School, located in Sarapiquí Canton (Heredia Province, Puerto Viejo District, Costa Rica). He has 19 years...
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Opinion 2021-05-12 “Addressing the international data gap on teaching assistants”, by Rob Webster.
The international data tell us about almost nothing about education paraprofessionals, known as teaching assistants or teacher aides (TAs). As we approach International Education Support Personnel (ESP) day, UK academic, Rob Webster, considers how the drive to successfully including children with special educational needs in mainstream schools may depend on...
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News 2021-05-06 Colombia: Global education movement condemns abuses of basic human rights
Education International and its affiliates around the globe are deeply concerned about the brutal repression of protests in Colombia. The global trade union federation demands democratic governance of the country and urges public authorities to put a halt to human rights abuses.
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Statements 2021-05-11 Palestine and Israel: Education International condemns all acts of violence against children and civilians
On behalf of teachers and education workers around the world, Education International condemns all acts of violence against children and civilians.
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News 2021-05-07 US support for the TRIPS waiver: a step closer to equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines for all
Education International calls on members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) to follow the lead of the United States and support the “TRIPS waiver” proposal initiated by South Africa and India to lift intellectual property rights on COVID-19 vaccines and medical products.
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News 2021-05-07 Education unions’ success in improving working conditions and status for the profession despite COVID-19 crisis
Around 170 education unionists from 55 countries shared success stories in ensuring decent working conditions for education workers in an online meeting organised by Education International.
Education unions’ success in improving working conditions and status for the profession despite COVID-19 crisis