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03.08.2020 | Trending, Popular Posts | Trending, Popular Posts

Can the online tactics of Thailand’s political youth movement bring real change?

Thailand has a storied history of political conflict and popular protest movements. But recent demonstrations have been organized through social media, and much of the movement itself is happening…

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03.08.2020 | Trending | Trending

Voting at 16: More youth participation in politics is urgently needed

In the 2017 German election, more than half of the electorate were over 50 years old. But for inclusive politics, the participation of the youth is necessary. To find out more about engaging them in…

33. June: Education under pressure

The education experts we spoke to in this month's issue agree: education is under pressure, and we simply cannot go back to the way things were.

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02.06.2020 | Trending | Trending

Back to school in a time of COVID-19: FES experts give four crucial recommendations

Germany is currently re-opening its schools, but how can the country ensure safe and equal access to education during the pandemic? FES Connect spoke to Martin Pfafferott, Head of the Department for…

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02.06.2020 | Trending | Trending

North Macedonia’s education in a pandemic: What can we learn?

Going back to education as usual would be short-sighted and self-destructive. Read about what lessons North Macedonia can learn to create an education system that truly resonates with the youth of…

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02.06.2020 | Popular Posts | Popular Posts

Despite three key challenges, adult education persists to create a resilient Europe

In times of a global crisis, adult learning and education is needed to cope with its impacts, dismantle fake news, and be prepared to reflect the changes needed for the future.

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01.06.2020 | Trending | Trending

Cities use UNESCO global network to share local measures on fighting the virus

Cities across the globe must deal with the pandemic’s impacts on learning and education. From posters to interactive kiosks - read about how well-established lifelong learning systems in cities that…

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01.06.2020 | Popular Posts | Popular Posts

As frontlines shift to schools: Can governments ensure safety?

Education International echoes the call of education workers from around the world: national governments must ensure their protection through evidence-based public health measures in the transition…

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31.05.2020 | Popular Posts | Popular Posts

Empowering citizens through education in Kosovo

When education is hit by a pandemic, how is social justice and active citizenship affected? Dukagjin Pupovci, the Executive Director of the Kosova Education Center, talks to us about the unique role…

40. May: The crucial role of social security

Social security as an inviolable human right. But the global crisis that we face today reveals we are still not able to realize it as such.