Education Internationalpublished
20 March 2017
updated
22 March 2017
This article hasn’t been translated to your selected language, yet.
While we work on the translation, you can read the article in
Español
or you can browse the latest updates in English on our homepage.
Related Items
Solidarity in emergencies
14 November 2025
Afghanistan : Humanitarian Relief for Teachers Affected by the Earthquake in Kunar
On 31 August 2025, a magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck Kunar Province in eastern Afghanistan. The tremor caused catastrophic damage killing more than 2,500 people, injuring thousands, and destroying homes, as well as many schools.
In this context of devastation, Education International (EI) and its affiliate, the National Teachers Elected Council...
Go Public! campaign strengthens trade union action in Latin America
Education International’s Go Public! campaign has strengthened trade unions’ capacity for mobilisation in Latin America and contributed to political, organisational, and pedagogical transformation in the region.
USA: Education unions join forces to build back better education system
With a new administration vowing to “build back better” from the public health, education, and economic crises of the Trump era, the two largest US educators’ unions, both Education International affiliates, have a shared agenda to ensure students and school communities receive the support they need for recovery and renewal.