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Public Private Partnership for Education
Written by Amaya Querejazu
As an initiative established by the UNESCO to communicate the value of Multi stakeholder Partnerships for Education (MSPEs), several projects are being developed in order to strengthen the efforts of governments and private actors to achieve their goals better. CISCO for example, aims to leverage partnerships to improve education strategies. […]
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Birmingham University protest ban attacked as ‘aggressive and censorious’
Written by Amaya Querejazu
The human rights groups in UK are condemning Birmingham University for the ban on ‘occupation-style’ protests. Birmingham University had obtained a high court injunction banning all occupation-style protests in the campus for one year. Read more
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Students protest Education Minister holding Black crosses
Written by Amaya Querejazu
The Greek Education Minister Anna Diamantopoulou had triggered student protests due to reforms introduced by her which left student without textbooks in schools and universities alike. The student protesters welcomed her with black crosses outside the Byzantine Museum in Athens. Read more
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Student protesters steal a march on social media
Written by Amaya Querejazu
Social media and networking websites have become a new platform of student protest all over the world. Student unions are mobilizing and driving protests using social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. Read more
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Latin America, 2011: A Year Marked by Social Movements
Written by Amaya Querejazu
The Year 2011 will be marked as the year of social unrest and protests in the Latin American history. People came on streets protesting to defend their rights for education, to save their lands and demanding peace. In Chile and Colombia the major protest happened on the issue of education. […]
