We live in exceptional times. All over the world governments, higher education institutions and other organizations are figuring out how to organize our society in the post-pandemic period. What can we learn from COVID-19, what are the opportunities, and what are the pitfalls in deciding how to organize our future society. To be able to do this a good analysis is necessary. COVID-19 brought many challenges. EAN, which focuses on widening participation, is one of those organizations.
While the COVID-19 pandemic further challenges people and education systems in many countries worldwide, others are entering into the recovery phase. The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) continues to provide expertise in how to ensure education for everyone during the pandemic and on how to make use of the learnings of this crisis.
The Agrarian South Network (ASN) is creating a Platform for Dialogue with the aim of raising consciousness on ongoing liberation struggles and the search for socialist alternatives among working peoples. With the ongoing financial impact of the Covid-19 pandemic likely to intensify the protracted contradictions of the world economy still reeling from the systemic shock of 2008, we are according to the ASN, at a historic juncture.
Apprenticeships for adults are one of the policy solutions to the need for supporting adults willing to train, while broadening the skills base of the working population across Europe.
On 13 July, ICAE co-organizes a Training-Workshop, together with SDG Academy, International Association of Universities (IAU), L’Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) & Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) on the topic "Teaching, Learning and integrating SDGs at universities and beyond - linking to the Decade of Action".
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