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A much-anticipated Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) Learning Forum has officially begun in Lilongwe, Malawi, with delegates from 11 countries exchanging ideas and best practices. Presiding over the opening ceremony of the conference, Hon. Dr. Patricia Kaliati, Malawi's Minister of Gender, Social Welfare and Community Development applauded World Vision for its impactful interventions implemented across the world and the continued spirit of learning. 

One of Africa’s most distinguished philosophers, Professor Mogobe Ramose, will be heading to Kigali next week for eLearning Africa, the continent’s leading conference on digital learning, training and skills development. In the Rwandan capital, he will meet a ‘senior futurist,’ Dr Njeri Mwagiru of the University of Stellenbosch, and other…

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Summer Institute will be held May 23-26, 2022.

GTEL will host top leaders and innovators of education from various countries of the world, under the patronage of Saudi Minister of Education Dr. Hamad Al-Sheikh.

FIU Office of Global Learning Initiatives scholars and staff offered their expertise to 50 faculty and administrators from around the world.

A library was evacuated Thursday afternoon on the Millersville University campus, where emergency responders were called to a gas leak.

Powerful modes of reflection are crucial for leaders and their teams, especially when dealing with a crisis.

University makes relocation a vehicle for social change Once a Viking stronghold, the area encompassing Dublin 7 and Dublin 1 in the northwest inner city of the Irish capital has pockets of gentrification and even a growing collection of hipster food joints in Stoneybatter. But much of this historically working-class part of the city suffers from high levels of homelessness and poverty. “Fifteen years ago it was a no-go area, but now hipsters are buying houses and it’s trendy in par...