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Online Magazines Two new online magazines are now available Inclusive Education South Africa and also CRPD (01/05/2012).

NEW: Inclusive Education in Emergencies Training This short training module has been written by EENET CIC for INEE . There is a Facilitator’s Guide and a set of PowerPoint slides. (23/03/2012)

Google Translate We have added a Google Translate button to this website. We hope that readers will find this a useful tool. Please remember, however, that online translators are not 100% accurate! (17/03/2012)

Photo and drawing competition UNESCO, UNICEF, ARNEC and ASPBAE are running this competition for the Asia-Pacific region. The theme is 'What is a good early childhood?', and is linked to the upcoming Global Action Week (22-28 April). For more information download the competition flyer. (08/03/2012)

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EENET's website!

EENET is an inclusive education information-sharing network, open to everyone. We help a wide range of people to access information and we encourage critical thinking, innovation and conversations on issues of inclusion, equity and rights in education.

The main feature of the website is our extensive resources database, containing over 400 short articles, longer documents, posters, training manuals, videos and much more from around the world. You will also find information about regional networks on inclusive education, upcoming events, job vacancies with various organisations, and details of EENET's own consultancy business.

The website is growing all the time, so please visit regularly to see what's new. And don't forget to read about how you can get involved with our activities!

Inclusive Educaion

Top 5 … using images and art in inclusive education

  1. Beyond Flying: A pupil voice project in England
  2. Building Bridges, Russia
  3. Inclusive Classrooms: The use of images in active learning and action research (Zambia)
  4. Promoting Inclusion through Drama and Art, Burkina Faso
  5. Using the 'Arts' in Inclusion, Cambodia

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