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This policy paper discusses how governments can overcome social resistance and operational constraints to scale up comprehensive sexuality education programs as part of their commitment to Sustainable Development Goal #4, the global education goal.

A climate policy workbook and facilitator’s guide with activities and other contents to foster climate empowerment, climate justice, and critical thinking. This resource will be valuable for educators and youth leaders working to enhance the involvem...

CANIE is a volunteer grassroots initiative formed by international education practitioners from around the world who see the need for the education sector to "step up and act on climate." Their resource library presents a collection of helpful conten...

Video su due bambini rifugiati, Malak e Takwa, accompagnato da un piano di lezione che gli insegnanti possono utilizzare come integrazione alla sua visione.

In this video, a refugee child called Omar reflects on family life back in Syria, living in safety before the war, and their displacement journey. There is also an accompanying lesson plan which teachers can use.

The Environmental Education Resources Guide primarily targets teachers, facilitators, and promoters in Latin America and the Caribbean. Its purpose is to foster interdisciplinary approaches, emphasizing transversality in environmental education.

Using the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 13 on Climate Action as a starting point, lesson plans on climate change are developed by subject teachers and climate change specialists. Learning outcomes can be integrated with existing t...

This story of impact showcases how Mary Ameh, a Teach For Nigeria alumna, is addressing the challenges of local food insecurity with her students by engaging them in hands-on learning through her STEM Garden Initiative. The school gardens blend nutri...

Watch this video from 2020 to understand the concept of holding space: what it looks like, why it matters, and how to do it well.

Explore this Brené Brown talk in which she discusses the need to understand how scarcity affects the way we lead and teach, and to learn how to engage with vulnerability and recognize and combat shame.