About EENET
What is EENET?
EENET is an inclusive education information-sharing network, open to everyone. Our network members include teachers, parents, students, non-governmental organisations and policy-makers. We promote and share information and documentation originating in the South (developing countries). We encourage critical thinking, innovation and conversations within and between countries, on issues of inclusion, equity and rights in education. We promote concepts of inclusion by being inclusive and participatory in our own practices.
EENET's key activities
- annual newsletter - 'Enabling Education'
- website
- producing materials on inclusive education
- supporting the development of national and regional information-sharing networks
- responding to enquiries from education stakeholders around the world
- developing and promoting image-based approaches to research and teaching.
Find out more about EENET
EENET's definition of inclusive education (HTML)
EENET's vision, mission and values (HTML)
EENET leaflet (PDF 850k) To receive printed copies of this leaflet, please contact us.
EENET poster (PDF 1mb) To receive printed copies of this poster, please contact us.
Evaluating EENET (Authors: Miles, S and Lewis, I. Date: 2007. Country: global. HTML 0kb)
EENET: Looking to the future (Author: EENET. Date: 2007. Country: global. HTML 0kb)
Seven Years of Conversations: An analysis of EENET's correspondence records 1997 - 2004 (Author: Lewis, I. Date: 2004. Country: Global. PDF 340k)
Summary of the evaluation of EENET, 2006 (Authors: Little, D and Waljee, A. Date 2006. Country: global, PDF 50kb)
List of EENET's donors (HTML)
You can also find older articles about EENET's development under 'networking' within the 'newsletters and resources' section.
