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Crucial Actions for a Sustainable Future: What to Do Next (Sustainability in Learning and Teaching Seminar Series)

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The University of Glasgow Community of Practice in Sustainability in Learning and Teaching is pleased to invite you for the seminar on “Crucial Actions for a Sustainable Future: What to Do Next”.

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Ria Dunkley presenting within the Green Zone of COP26

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Ria Dunkley presenting within the Green Zone of COP26

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We are pleased to report that CR&DALL core member Dr Ria Dunkley will be presenting within the Green Zone of COP26 in Glasgow as part of events highlighting of the work of universities. Her input with take place at the Glasgow Science Centre on 11 November 2021 where she will have a one and a half hour showcase, sharing maps created through the Dynamic Coast project.

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ELP Seminar Series – Pre-COP26 - Pluriversal literacies - Dr Mia Perry, University of Glasgow

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Pluriversal literacies: Towards a literacy education that can sustain the world - Dr Mia Perry

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The Education Leadership and Policy (ELP) Research and Teaching Group (RTG) is happy to announce the launch of the 21-22 seminar series with Dr Mia Perry on Wednesday 27th October 2021, 16:00 – 17:00 (Pre-COP26 event). Full details below.  Everyone is welcome to attend.  Please register via Zoom.

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Educational Peacebuilding | Briefing Paper 5: Medellin's cultural transformation

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Educational Peacebuilding | Briefing Paper 5: Medellin's cultural transformation

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This briefing summarizes emergent findings from public policy analysis and interviews with 50 citizens of Medellin from a variety of sectors in 2020, many of whom had directly participated in the societal transformation that began during the 1980s. We aim to show that cultural inclusion, democratic and civic culture are crucial aspects of Medellin's cultural transformation.

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