Global inclusive education updates from EENET and other organisations.

[Podcast] Lifting Barriers project: Interviews with the project team
In this podcast, the members of the “Lifting Barriers” team discuss boy’s disengagement from education and their project findings. Globally, an estimated 139 million boys are out of school. Addressing boys’ disengagement is critical not only for their future well-being but also for achieving gender equality and inclusive societies. Research shows that boys who complete secondary education … Continue reading [Podcast] Lifting Barriers project: Interviews with the project team

[Blog] Masculinities and shared responsibility for the care of children: lessons from inclusive pedagogy in Guatemala and Honduras
Inclusive education depends on the transformation of gender relations, which necessarily includes involving men in care. A project in Guatemala and Honduras on inclusive pedagogy with a gender perspective works on masculinities and opens up more spaces for men to become involved in care and early childhood education. In communities in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, and … Continue reading [Blog] Masculinities and shared responsibility for the care of children: lessons from inclusive pedagogy in Guatemala and Honduras

[Report] Growing with Rights Understanding and supporting the evolving capacities of the child
This UNICEF report draws on evidence from multiple fields to present a framework for understanding children’s evolving capacities. The authors note: “The United Nations has pointed to growing evidence of a pushback against children’s rights and respect for their evolving capacities in favour of a stronger emphasis on parental rights. In addition, climate change and … Continue reading [Report] Growing with Rights Understanding and supporting the evolving capacities of the child

[Blog] Syria: Stories of how inclusive education is reaching children left out of school
Mohamed, born with quadriplegia, spent much time in his home. A mobile education team offered self-learning classes for out-of-school children and Mohamad’s mother enrolled him. The impact has been profound. Mohamed now reads confidently and often wins Holy Quran verse competitions with his brothers. Salsabeel has severe visual impairment after a shelling attack. She started … Continue reading [Blog] Syria: Stories of how inclusive education is reaching children left out of school

[Blog] The women turning girls’ education policy into reality in Liberia
In a small meeting room in Bong County, a group of women gathers to review school attendance lists and plan their next outreach. Their goal is simple but urgent: to ensure that every girl in their community knows her right to education and is supported to stay in school. These gatherings reflect a shift in … Continue reading [Blog] The women turning girls’ education policy into reality in Liberia

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