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   Equity and inclusion 29 October 2026

   Misogyny and an education system’s duty of care for students and for teachers

   Correna Haythorpe

   Misogyny among young people is no longer an issue that can be considered solely in terms of poor behaviour of some teenage boys who are stuck in dark pockets of the online world. For teachers, it is pervasive, growing rapidly, and the consequences are already being felt in schools across...

   Misogyny and an education system’s duty of care for students and for teachers

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   Leading the profession 9 September 2026

   Teacher shortages in the Pacific: Unions call for regional action and teacher commission

   Education International Asia-Pacific (EIAP) and Australian education union leaders advance proposals for a Pacific-wide teacher workforce mechanism to strengthen public education and support the teaching profession across the region.

   Teacher shortages in the Pacific: Unions call for regional action and teacher commission

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   Future of work in education 21 July 2026

   Where do we turn in a world without truth?

   Gabe Gooding

   Facts, truth and wisdom have been concerning me in recent times as we watch AI colonise the world. I fear we are losing our capacity to identify truth as we rush into a future where the algorithms present us ‘facts’ that may or may not be true.

   Where do we turn in a world without truth?

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   Equity and inclusion 24 November 2025

   Mobilising against misogyny and gender-based violence in schools

   Marking the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence

   Amid reports of growing misogyny, harassment, and gender-based violence against women teachers, Education International (EI) calls for coordinated action to ensure schools are safe spaces for female teachers and students in all their diversity.

   Mobilising against misogyny and gender-based violence in schools

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   Standards and working conditions 5 November 2025

   Ukraine: Coordinated action secures salary increase for teachers

   The multifaceted union campaign to raise teacher salaries and value the teacher union as a prominent social dialogue partner in Ukraine stands as a compelling example of the power of collective union advocacy and international solidarity.

   Ukraine: Coordinated action secures salary increase for teachers

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   Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 4 27 March 2025

   Tackling the teacher shortage crisis in the Commonwealth

   Oliver Mawhinney

   44 million teachers are need globally by 2030 – a shortage that affects developing and developed countries alike, as demonstrated across the Commonwealth.

   Tackling the teacher shortage crisis in the Commonwealth