🔥Telegram İfşa

🗨️As we celebrate this year's Africa Day, we call on African govts to: engender democracy, human&trade union rights; ensure peace, security, safety for educators & students; combat climate change through education; invest in education & teachers, says Dennis Sinyolo, DIR for EI Africa

📣Rejoignez-nous pour #dialogue #social !📣 "Promouvoir une éducation de qualité et des conditions de travail décentes pour les #enseignants en #Afrique"🌍 📆Jeudi, le 29 juin 2023 ⏰9h00 GMT / 12h00 EAT 🗣️Langues : Anglais et Français 📣Inscrivez-vous! t.ly/zRNap

BREAKING 🚨 🚨 🚨 The United Nations just announced the launch of the High-Level Panel on the Teaching Profession for a new vision and set of recommendations on the teaching profession. Education International will be YOUR voice. More ⬇️ eiie.io/3Ngf4HA #GoPublic #FundEducation

Dennis Sinyolo highlighted that the goal of the Campaign is to ➡️Strengthen the narrative, ➡️Expose the negative impact of austerity and privatization, ➡️Provide targeted support for Education International member organisations, etc #Educationfinancing

Today in Accra Nat Torkington and @CTF/FCE launched a book chronicling 60 years of cooperation and solidarity through the teachers teaching teachers to teach programme. Congratulations!!!

'We call for a quality public school for every Nigerian and for every African child', Dennis Sinyolo said. He added that governments need to take concrete legislative, financing, and other measures to bring an end to privatisation and commercialisation of education.

'Governments also need to meet their obligation and commitment to ensure equitable, inclusive quality public education for all by investing in education NOW!', he stressed at the EI/NUT/FES Workshop on Privatisation & Commercialisation of Education in Nigeria.

BREAKING NEWS: The Eswatini Government has restored the salary of the SNAT President, Mbongwa Dlamini. Evidence has been provided to that effect. Education International International Labour Organization SADTU National. SADTU KZN

African Women in Education Network committee members, meeting in Accra, Ghana, from 11 - 14 December 2023, call on African governments to address gender inequalities in and through education and to invest in quality public education for all.

New !$%# Advisory Committee led by President Agnes Bikoko of Cameroon elected in Accra this afternoon to champion gender equality in Africa.

Press Statement: Accra, 16 February 2024

The relationship between the teacher and student should be considered a UNESCO cultural heritage, said #StefaniaGiannini, UNESCO ADG for Education, during #TeacherPolicyForum, reiterating Education International 's proposal.

🌍At the launch of the High Level Panel recommendations, Susan Hopgood, EI President, celebrates a landmark moment for education. A global call for action to uplift teachers and fund education is underway. Together, we make history. #UNSG4teachers #GoPublic #FundEducation

This is what solidarity looks like! Education International

Positive engagement between Education International Africa and the African Union is set to open new doors and opportunities for accelerating progress towards the achievement of SDG 4 and CESA objectives and strengthening the teaching profession on the continent.

Education International joined hands with the Ethiopian Teachers Association to launch the Go Public! Fund Education campaign in Addis Ababa today. Over 200 people participated in the launch, calling on the Ethiopian Government to invest in education and teachers.

Participants at the John Thompson Fellowship Programme for EI Africa Zone Six are advocating for the #Gopublic #Fundeducation initiative, highlighting its critical role in improving education across Africa & promoting socio-economic transformation for a more equitable society.

Pleased to discuss strategies for ending School Related Gender-Based Violence with teacher union and women leaders from across the African region in Accra this week. Our schools, colleges and universities should be free from violence and safe for all.

Speaking in Cairo today, EI President, Mugwena Maluleke, calls on Arab and all governments in the world to invest in public education and teachers.

"We call for the creation of a fund to support teachers in emergency and crisis contexts", said EI General Secretary, David Edwrds, speaking at the EI Arab conference in Cairo today.