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106. Remembering Julian Robertson
… the hedge fund industry, and he was also a philanthropist and a big champion of global network. Many of you met him at our Global Conference in Puebla, Mexico, where we honored him for the role he played in …
107. Network Leaders Discuss Building a More Conducive Learning Environment Post-COVID at UKFIET 2021
… has exacerbated educational inequities around the world, reversing many of the global education gains made in the last decade. Yet, teachers, school leaders, … panel of practitioners from across the network and beyond at the 2021 UKFIET Conference  last month. The panel was moderated by the Financial Times Global Education Editor Andrew Jack and featured Teach For Uganda CEO James Kassaga …
108. Why Equity-Based Programmes are Key to Decolonising Education in Emergencies
… the lack of diversity in EiE decision-making spaces, at INGO headquarters, in global inter-agency working groups, and at speaking panels at academic conferences. … to access, progress through, and thrive in educational settings. With global displacement at an all-time high, and more children growing up in … Education (CEDE!), which Jessica co-founded,  will be hosting its first online conference focused on EiE. Learn more …
109. Teach For All Joins Panel on Education in Emergencies at the Oxford Forum for International Development
… Education in Emergencies (EiE) funding appeals continue to receive less than 3% of global humanitarian funding, and yet 127 million children are currently out of school … they work. In these countries and many others, the long-term consequences of the global learning loss from the pandemic, coupled with humanitarian crises, could be … the scale of the crisis, Wendy suggested that one of the biggest challenges for global education is to make sure we maximize the new innovations that have come to …