Neighborhoods May Be Key to Teens' Mental Well-Being
Teenagers living in cohesive neighborhoods -- where trusted neighbors get involved in monitoring each other's children -- experience fewer symptoms of depression and anxiety, a new study suggests.
ResNet Africa: Collaboration on tools for quality research
Sharing their extensive research experience at the Education International’s Research Network (ResNet) Africa, held from17-19 November in Accra, Ghana, researchers from all over the continent brought their knowledge and skills, ranging from academics...
IFHERC: Challenges still to be faced in tertiary education and research
African research leaders ready to influence education policy development and develop quality education
Death of Elie Jouen, former EI Deputy General Secretary
Elie Jouen in 2009
Voyage to international conference becomes an odyssey for Colombian academic
Miguel Angel Beltrán at the Higher Education and Research conference
Tolerance is a commitment 'to seek in our diversity, the bonds that unite humanity' – UN
Refugee children at the Centre Tenda Di Abramo of the Community of Sant’Egidio, at the...
Canada: teachers are victorious as bargaining rights acknowledged by Supreme Court
After a hard-fought and divisive judicial battle, British Columbia’s educators are celebrating a Supreme Court decision that reaffirms collective bargaining rights and opens the door to the hiring of hundreds of teachers.
