News archive
“Children Speak Out” posters from Armenia These 2 new posters are now available online. One features children’s views about teachers, the other shows their views on inclusive education. (24/01/2012)
New UNICEF Video The video deals with education in emergencies and post-crisis transition, entitled “Innovative programme brings pre-school education to the most vulnerable”. The video is available online . (10/01/12)
Job vacancy in Turkey A Team Leader is being recruited for the 'Strengthening of Special Education' project in Turkey, run by Tribal. Details are available on the jobs page. Please note the application deadline is 11 November 2011. (08/11/11)
EENET Asia Newsletter No.9 The newsletter is available in Bahasa Indonesia and English in both html and PDF formats. These and previous EENET Asia newsletters are available from EENET. (25/10/2011).
WASH and Inclusive Education by Ingrid Lewis A Portuguese translation of WASH and Inclusive Education is now available to download from our site in PDF format (2333kb) (25/10/2011).
WASH Articles Available Now! Following the interest in the WASH section (water, sanitation and hygiene) of Enabling Education 14, we are now adding more WASH articles to our website. (18/10/2011).
Don't miss out! There are still a few spaces left at our "Exploring Inclusive Education" workshop in Indonesia 12-16 September 2011. Contact ingridlewis@eenet.org.uk for booking and payment information. The booking/payment deadline is 1st August, but we will accept late bookings. See Events page for details. (28/07/2011)
Exciting new poster! Teachers can help everyone learn is a brand new poster from INEE which accompanies its Pocket Guide series. A1 size printed versions of the poster will soon be available from EENET or INEE (email: materials@ineesite.org). (07/01/2011)
Supporting learners with disabilities The latest INEE booklet Pocket Guide to Supporting Learners with Disabilities, is now available to download from our site. The guide will help anyone working with teachers in a crisis context to offer practical advice for welcoming learners with disabilities. Hard copies are also available from EENET. (07/01/2011)
EENET Newsletter 14 in English with a special focus on water sanitation and hygiene in schools is online in html and pdf. (17/12/2010)
Digital stories on inclusion are available online on YouTube. These 'digital stories' were created by parents of children with disabilities and by young people with disabilities across Africa. They highlight their triumphs, challenges and aspirations - in the context of family life, education and the wider society.(17/12/2010)
Inclusive Education Keylist Source's revised inclusive education key list, which offers suggestions for essential reading materials, is now available online. (17/12/2010)
Pocket guide to gender INEE's new pocket guide to gender is now ready for download. (17/12/2010)
EENET Workshop, Kenya "Exploring Inclusive Education", 25-28 October, Mombasa. Bookings are now being taken for this exciting event. See Events page for more details of the workshop content and costs. Book early to avoid disappointment! (03/08/2010)
Newsletter 13 - Portuguese translation The Portuguese version of EENET's newsletter no.13 (2009) is available to download in PDF format (948kb). (21/07/3010)
Volunteer vacancy - inclusive education documentation Society For All Round Development (SARD), based in Delhi, India, is looking for a vounteer to help with documenting and information work. For more details see Jobs page. (01/07/2010)
Gender and education in emergencies - new guide INEE's latest addition to their pocket guide series - Gender Equality in and through Education - is now available online. (28/06/2010)
Poster in Armenian You can now download the Schools for All poster in Armenian from this website. Other translations are also available online. (21/05/2010)
Reduced service EENET's Co-ordinator will be working in Armenia 24 April - 6 May. The EENET office will therefore be closed during this period, but a limited response service will be available via email: info@eenet.org.uk. Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. (19/04/2010)
Portuguese book translation Inclusive Education: Where there are few resources Portuguese version is now available on the Rede Inclusão website (26/03/2010)
Holiday closure Due to staff holidays the EENET office will be closed 27 March to 5 April. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. (26/03/2010)
Arabic poster now available You can now download the Schools for All poster in Arabic from this website. Other translations are also available online. (25/03/2010)
We need more articles for our 2010 newsletter. The theme is 'Water, Sanitation and Inclusive Education', but we also want articles on other inclusive education issues. The deadline for first drafts is 31 March, but if you need an extension, email info@eenet.org.uk. (22/03/2010)
New Spanish translation The Spanish version of INEE's pocket guide to IE in emergencies is now available to download from this website. (22/03/2010)
4 newsletters available in audio format "Enabling Education" issues 9, 10, 11, and 12, (2005-2008) are now available to listen to in MP3 format. Please send any feedback to: info@eenet.org.uk (15/03/2010)
New language and inclusion book Language and Education: The missing link is a thought-provoking new document available from the CfBT Education Trust website. EENET has a limited number of printed copies to distribute. (11/03/2010)
More audio files online All articles from EENET's newsletter issue 10 (2006) are now available online in MP3 format. (02/03/2010)
New French translation The French version of INEE's pocket guide to IE in emergencies is now available on this website. (24/02/2010)
What's your top 5! What are your 5 favourite pages, documents or videos on EENET's website, and why do you like them? Tell us and we may publish your list in the 'Top 5' box on the homepage! Email your Top 5 to info@eenet.org.uk. (18/02/2010)
Education vacancies, Burundi and Ethiopia Two new vacancies with Handicap International and Save the Children have been advertised on our Jobs page. (19/02/2010) (deadlines have now passed)
Tell us what you think Don't forget that if you are a Facebook user you can use EENET's page on Facebook to give us feedback, share ideas, and catch up on the latest news. (18/02/2010)
Newsletter 9 in MP3 Articles from EENET's newsletter 9 (2005) are now available to listen to as MP3 audio files. Audio files for newsletters 10-12 will be uploaded soon. (18/01/2010)
EENET’s consultancy business If you would like more information about EENET CIC, our new education consultancy business, please email: consultancy@eenet.org.uk. More details about EENET CIC will be uploaded to this site soon. (18/01/2010)
Christmas holiday Due to staff holidays, EENET will be closed from 24 December until 4 January. (16/12/09)
Audio cassettes - stock clearance! Can anyone make use of audio cassette versions of the book "Schools for All" and EENET newsletters 6-8? If you would like copies or could distribute them to other people who can use them, please email info@eenet.org.uk. We need to clear our stocks to make space for new Braille and audio CD materials! (09/12/09)
2 job vacancies with IDDC The International Disability and Development Consortium has vacancies for an Admin Assistant and a Communications Officer. Deadline 27 December. For more information visit the IDDC website (09/12/09)
New job vacancy Handicap International is looking for an Inclusive Education Adviser in Cambodia. See Jobs page (22/11/09)Application deadline has now expired
Audio CDs of EENET newsletters EENET's newsletter - Enabling Education - issues 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 (2005-2009) are now available on audio CD. Email info@eenet.org.uk to request copies. (16/11/09)
East Africa articles needed EENET Eastern Africa is looking for articles for its first regional newsletter. If you would like to write an article about inclusive, child-friendly education in the region, please email easternafrica@eenet.org.uk. (11/11/09)
Phone problems We are experiencing ongoing problems with the office phone line. If you need to call EENET, please use our mobile number: +44 (0)7929 326 564. Or you can email info@eenet.org.uk. Apologies for any inconvenience. (02/11/09) Problems resolved (19/11/09)
Can't find what you are looking for? If there are any documents that you have previously used but can't now find on our new website, please email info@eenet.org.uk. Tell us the title of the document or the old URL and we will help you to find the document within the new site. (26/10/09)
Call for articles for EENET's 2010 newsletter. Theme: Water, Sanitation and Inclusive Education. The accessibility and condition of toilet facilities and water supplies affect school attendance and participation. Read the Call for Articles for more details. Submission deadline: 31 March 2010. (25/09/09)
Competition! Open to children and young people only! We are looking for the best drawings, photos, written articles, posters, etc, on the theme of water, sanitation and inclusive education. Prizes will be awarded. See the competition page for more details. (25/09/09)
Portuguese translation of newsletter The Portuguese version of EENET's newsletter no.12 (2008) is available to download in PDF format.
Young Voices: Young people's views of inclusive education This 14-minute film, shot in Tanzania and Uganda, is now available to watch online, via YouTube. The film is in two parts. Watch part 1. Watch part 2. A user's guide with transcript is also available (pdf 50k). To request the film on DVD, please contact EENET.
Inclusive Education: Where there are few resources (2008) This very popular book has been fully revised and updated and is now available to download (pdf 1mb). Hard copies are available from EENET.
"Enabling Education" No. 12, 2008 EENET's latest newsletter is available to download in PDF format (1.2mb). It contains a special section focusing on the issue of language and how it helps or hinders the educational inclusion of millions of children.
New Portuguese-language website and newsletter We are delighted to announce that Citizens of the World, an NGO based in Portugal, has launched Rede Inclusão - an EENET-inspired inclusive education website. It aims specifically to help education practitioners and stakeholders in Angola, Brazil, Cape Verde, East Timor, Guinea Bissau, Mozambique, Portugal, São Tomé and Principé to document and share their experiences of inclusive education. The Rede Inclusão website address is: http://redeinclusao.web.ua.pt/ The network's first newsletter can be found at: http://redeinclusao.web.ua.pt/boletim.asp
