[Article] Kenya launches the Disability-Inclusive Early Childhood Development (DIECD) Strategy
The Kenyan national and county governments together with The Action Foundation launched the Disability-Inclusive Early Childhood Development (DIECD) Strategy. The challenge lies now with implementing the strategy that will see the transformation of systems that support children with disabilities and their caregivers. By embedding rehabilitation, early learning, and caregiver support within public systems, the initiative … Continue reading [Article] Kenya launches the Disability-Inclusive Early Childhood Development (DIECD) Strategy [Webinar recording] Inclusion and intersectionality: Webinar and summary from UKFIET 2025 conference theme
UKFIET has published the recordings of their webinars that followed the 2025 conference. One is on inclusion and intersectionality, titled: Beyond Buzzwords: Reimagining Inclusion and Intersectionality in Education. The sessions intended to deepen the understanding of inclusion and intersectionality and how multiple complex identities intersect and interact with education systems and societal norms. A deep … Continue reading [Webinar recording] Inclusion and intersectionality: Webinar and summary from UKFIET 2025 conference theme [Report] Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children
UNICEF has published a report “Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children”. This analysis shows that international aid to education is projected to fall by US$3.2 billion by 2026 – a 24 per cent drop. If the announced cuts to official development assistance (ODA) become a reality, UNICEF estimates that 6 million more children … Continue reading [Report] Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children [Report] Plan International: 250 girls share child marriage experiences
Child marriage remains a huge threat to girls worldwide. This research from Plan International reveals how this harmful practice puts girls in danger and limits their opportunities. Vulnerability and violence were key themes from the testimonies. Leaving school was another theme: “Child marriage often results in girls leaving school early, severely hindering their opportunities in … Continue reading [Report] Plan International: 250 girls share child marriage experiences [Blog] Regional collaboration strengthens education in Pacific Island countries
Pacific Islands are working together to raise the quality of education throughout the region by addressing shared challenges. The island nations in the Pacific Ocean share similar challenges to ensuring equitable access to quality education, including hard-to-reach populations in remote locations and vulnerability to climate disasters that disrupt education. A key priority for Pacific Education … Continue reading [Blog] Regional collaboration strengthens education in Pacific Island countriesNewer Posts Older Posts
The Kenyan national and county governments together with The Action Foundation launched the Disability-Inclusive Early Childhood Development (DIECD) Strategy. The challenge lies now with implementing the strategy that will see the transformation of systems that support children with disabilities and their caregivers. By embedding rehabilitation, early learning, and caregiver support within public systems, the initiative … Continue reading [Article] Kenya launches the Disability-Inclusive Early Childhood Development (DIECD) Strategy [Webinar recording] Inclusion and intersectionality: Webinar and summary from UKFIET 2025 conference theme
UKFIET has published the recordings of their webinars that followed the 2025 conference. One is on inclusion and intersectionality, titled: Beyond Buzzwords: Reimagining Inclusion and Intersectionality in Education. The sessions intended to deepen the understanding of inclusion and intersectionality and how multiple complex identities intersect and interact with education systems and societal norms. A deep … Continue reading [Webinar recording] Inclusion and intersectionality: Webinar and summary from UKFIET 2025 conference theme [Report] Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children
UNICEF has published a report “Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children”. This analysis shows that international aid to education is projected to fall by US$3.2 billion by 2026 – a 24 per cent drop. If the announced cuts to official development assistance (ODA) become a reality, UNICEF estimates that 6 million more children … Continue reading [Report] Education aid cuts: A broken promise to children [Report] Plan International: 250 girls share child marriage experiences
Child marriage remains a huge threat to girls worldwide. This research from Plan International reveals how this harmful practice puts girls in danger and limits their opportunities. Vulnerability and violence were key themes from the testimonies. Leaving school was another theme: “Child marriage often results in girls leaving school early, severely hindering their opportunities in … Continue reading [Report] Plan International: 250 girls share child marriage experiences [Blog] Regional collaboration strengthens education in Pacific Island countries
Pacific Islands are working together to raise the quality of education throughout the region by addressing shared challenges. The island nations in the Pacific Ocean share similar challenges to ensuring equitable access to quality education, including hard-to-reach populations in remote locations and vulnerability to climate disasters that disrupt education. A key priority for Pacific Education … Continue reading [Blog] Regional collaboration strengthens education in Pacific Island countriesNewer Posts Older Posts