Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.

[Resource] Data on violence against children and youth
This tool from Together for Girls to access data on violence against children in 24 countries. You can build, download and share custom tables, graphs and maps using data on key indicators from the Violence Against Children and Youth Surveys (VACS) and other trusted sources. The data dashboard allows for a search on one or … Continue reading [Resource] Data on violence against children and youth

[Report] Child Labour: Global Estimates 2024, Trends and the Road Forward
Child labour is one of the biggest barriers to educational attendance and completion. The International Labour Organization and UNICEF have published the latest data on Child Labour. “Child labour still affects nearly 138 million children worldwide; 54 million of these children are in hazardous work. Over the last four years, the world has returned to … Continue reading [Report] Child Labour: Global Estimates 2024, Trends and the Road Forward

[Reports] Two new publications on children and the climate crisis
The Global Alliance – Cities4Children has published “Children, climate change, and slums: Risks, realities, and resilience in Action”. Save the Children has published “Born into the Climate Crisis 2: An unprecedented life: Protecting children’s rights in a changing climate”.

[Advocacy] Education under apartheid
EENET has been using a series of social media posts to draw attention to Education under Apartheid. The posts compare the experiences of learners under apartheid in South Africa with the experiences of Palestinian learners living under Israeli apartheid. The set of six messages can be found on LinkedIn: Apartheid myths and reality.   Segregation … Continue reading [Advocacy] Education under apartheid

[Webinar recording] Event Highlights: KIX EMAP Webinar 24: Inclusive Education in Europe and Central Asia: Inclusive Education in Practice
The recordings for this webinar, which took place on 27 February 2025, are now online. The recordings are available in several languages. The site includes links to the organisations and projects in Kyrgyzstan, Moldova and Tajikistan that were discussed during the webinar. Access the recordings and other resources.

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