Creating the right conditions for reporting and successfully prosecuting child sexual abuse
European Parliamentarians will meet in Nicosia (Cyprus) on 13 May 2014 to discuss how to create the right conditions for reporting and successfully prosecuting child sexual abuse cases.
USA: 2015 budget unsatisfactory, say teacher unions
EI’s national affiliates, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and the National Education Association (NEA), have slammed the budgetary proposals contained for 2015 put forward by the House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan.
Global action week: equal rights for children with disabilities
Legalizing Medical Marijuana Doesn't Raise Teen Pot Use, Study Says
Putting teachers first is answer to learning crisis
Spain: Austerity called into question
France: Government renews its pledge to reform education
The new French Prime Minister says he will forge ahead with promised education reforms as three national teachers’ unions challenged his government to put quality education at the top of his agenda.
World Book Day: new UN report spotlights potential of mobile technology to advance literacy
In countries where physical books are hard to come by and illiteracy rates are high, mobile...
