The latest issue of the MOJA Newsletter is now out. From Algeria to Uganda, Mozambique to Malawi, find out more below about the latest in African adult education!
The conference on Education for Democracy aims to contribute to the debate about the role of civic education, and in particular democratic education, in fostering the resilience of the EU model of democracy. For more information see below and attached flyer.
The latest MOJA Newsletter is now available. This month's issue brings you the latest in ALE from around Africa.
Marking the 35th Anniversary of the European Federation of Older Students (EFOS), this seminar seeks to disseminate and promote new initiatives to give new social meaning to older people in later years.
This week, CRADALL Director Anna Wilson participated in the Global Tipping Points Conference at Exeter University, where the need for new learnings at all levels became increasingly apparent.
We are sad to share news of the death of our valued colleague, Prof Josef W Konvitz. We are grateful to Prof Mike Osborne for sharing this piece written to honour the significant contributions made by Prof Konvitz.
Dr Yao Zhao of Shenzhen Polytechnic University and Dr Leping Mou of the University of Glasgow will present on their joint research in this joint CRADALL/GLACIER seminar.
We welcome Professor Mei Li of East Normal University for this seminar, held in collaobration with the GLACIER Network.
In association with the School of Education Quantitative Methods Special Interest Group, CR&DALL is hosting a joint presentation by Dr Radomir Ray Mitic, William & Mary College, USA and Dr Leping Mou, University of Glasgow on their joint work on he impact of liberal arts education on civic and democratic citizenship. See below for more details.
Registration is now open for the CRADALL Glasgow-Peking symposium: Co-imagining Shared Futures of Higher Education in Diverse Contexts, Histories, Cultures, and Traditions.
Study Abroad as Civic Engagement Tool: Longitudinal Evidence
This event, which is co-hosted by CRADALL and the COAST-R network, aims to bring together people with a range of expertise from local environmental groups to research chemists to waste professionals to think up new ways to deal with beached marine litter. It is an effort to synthesise place-based and specialist learnings and literacies to solve a global problem.
For 70 years, the International Review of Education (IRE) has been at the forefront of global discourse on comparative education and lifelong learning. As the longest-running journal in its field, IRE has shaped international education research and policy, providing a platform for scholars and practitioners to explore critical issues — from early debates on comparative methodologies to contemporary challenges like climate change, digital transformation and social equity.
The Global Bildung Network is hosting a conference in Norway in May - read on or follow this link for more detail.
Nominations are currently open for new members of the International Adult and Continuing Education Hall of Fame.
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