Organisation

Agency for Quality Assurance in Pre-university Education

Type of actors

Schools, Teachers, Curricula Specialists of The Agency for Quality Assurance In Pre-University Education, Students

Number of participants

100 - 500 people

Type of events

Photography Contest, Poster Contest, Teacher Trainings, Workshops

Activities

One workshop, several lesson plans for school (10 schools x 3-4 lesson plans) and essays, paintings, brochures, posters contest for each school

What were the events held focused on?

Climate Change, Decent Work, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Healthcare and Well-Being, Media Literacy, Poverty and Hunger Relief, Human Rights, Violence and Bulling, Human Trafficking, Nutrition, Mental Health, Pandemic, Corruption, Poverty, Unemployment, etc.

Primary targets

Primary education schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights of the Week

The importance of media and information literacy.

The importance of global education in an education system that aims to educate people for life.

The importance of participating in a democracy, sharing ideas, feeling, positions, suggestions, for a better world and the importance of feeling part of a world that it much bigger than the small world we live in, and feeling responsible for it.

Organisation

Suedwind (Südwind)

Type of actors

60 Schools (Global Action Schools via Postcard campaign); 3 NGOs; 2 Government Representatives; 115 Teachers and Practitioners

Participants

More than 10 000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Conferences, Seminars, Teacher Trainings, Toolkits

Main activities

1 main campaign via postcards; 1 online conference with teachers; 1 online seminar; 5 teacher trainings; 4 toolkits;

Themes

Climate Change, Decent Work, Gender Equality, Global Education as A Tool, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Intercultural Dialogue, Migrations, Activism

Primary targets

Educators and practitioners

Highlights

The Südwind Online Talk "At eye level" --> it was the first time that an organisation from Austria was involved in this training series from Germany - a great synergy. The teacher trainings are always a highlight for Südwind staff as it is great to work and collaborate with multipliers that are interested in our topics.

Organisation

ACODEV-CNCD-11.11.11.-NGO Federatie

Type of actors

10 NGOs and 1 national platform

Participants

More than 10 000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Workshops

Main activities

- practice exchange workshop among GCE volunteers working in our NGOs, where 32 volunteers exchanged during a virtual 3-hour workshop.

- a campaign on GCE volunteering was organized by 10 NGOs and reached more than 10,000 people. The focus of the campaign was "GCE volunteering in all its forms" with testimonies of volunteers filmed, written, or told and published every day on our websites and social networks (FB, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube).

Themes

All the themes carried by the volunteers but especially the volunteer commitment in GCE

Primary targets

NGO volunteers in GCE and anyone else who may be interested in volunteering in GCE

Highlights

Quality of the working group, good mood, and efficiency.

Workshop for the exchange of practices and the valorisation of volunteering (and volunteers) which was a great success.

Creation of a framework document on the diversity of volunteering in the ECMS useful to raise awareness and attract more people.

Organisation (1)

Bulgarian Platform for International Development

Type of actors

BPID, 16 Organizations, Librarians, Experts in the field of GE, “500 Markers” Company, 1 Translators of the Games, 2 Designers who designed the games, Teachers from GSEN and Students 1-12 Grade

Participants

100 - 500 people

Type of events

Using gamification as a tool for promoting Global education and UN SDGs among youths

Main activities

3-5 days educational gaming events in school libraries events dedicated GE and the UN SDGs.

Themes

Using Global education as a tool for promoting UN SDGs before youths

Primary targets

High schools’ community (students and teachers), Primary education schools’ community (students and teachers), Young people

Highlights

Lot of calls and emails from the educators stating that the project is very useful and interesting for the students. They also decided to prolong the global week having a competition among different grades of their school and expanding to other schools. Some created their own board game on the SDGs

Organisation (2)

Open Education Centre

Type of actors

4 High Schools, 2 NGO's

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

Training for Youth Leaders, Workshops

Main activities

3 workshops

Themes

Media literacy, fighting hate speech

Primary targets

High schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights

Youth engagement in activities related to hate speech and fake news is very important. These also are motivating topics for young people. It is also worth to refer that more than the half of the participants were from disadvantaged groups - Roma origin families with low social-economic status.

Organisation

Centre for Peace Studies

Type of actors

2 Schools, 6 NGOs

Participants

100 - 500 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Conferences, Film Screening/Discussions, Photo Exhibitions, Street Awareness-Raising Actions, Living Library

Main activities

1 international GE conference in Slovenia with a group of teachers from Croatia participating; 1 living library, 2 street interventions/awareness-raising actions, 1 online seminar, 1 round table, 1 video campaign launch, 1 film screening/discussion, 1 international online panel.

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as A Tool, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Intercultural Dialogue, Media Literacy, Quality Education

Primary targets

It really was a mix of different types: educators and practitioners, high school communities, young people, wider public.

Highlights

- diversity of the activities organised

- a lot of interaction with citizens

- the activities were not confined to the educational settings.

- the joint online panel connecting Human Rights and Climate Change was organised with two other GEW national coordinators.

Organisation

CARDET

Type of actors

School network (UNESCO schools), 100+ Government Representatives and NGOs

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Conferences, School Debates, Seminars, Teacher Trainings, Toolkits, Workshops

Main activities

5 Seminars, 3 Workshops, 1 Teacher Training, 1 School Discussion, 1 Conference

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as A Tool, Healthcare and Well-Being, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Media Literacy, Migrations

Primary targets

Educators and Practitioners, Elderly, Government Representatives, High School Community, Media, Primary Education

Highlights

The EU Resilience and Reconstruction Plan was launched through the biggest government funded sustainability conference around the same time as the GEW. Collaboration with existing platforms (UNESCO schools) to deliver practical skills on how to deliver activism in their schools and disseminated the breadth and depth of the GEW to our extended network.

Organisation

Czech Forum for Development Cooperation

Type of actors

60 Teachers directly, 22 000 Teachers indirectly (newsletter), 1200 Students, 20 Schools, 20 Government Representatives, 1120 People from the wider public, Public exhibitions with thousands of people.

Participants

2500 - 5000 people

Type of events

Conferences, School Debates, Seminars, Teacher Trainings, Toolkits, Workshops

Main activities

1 conference, 1 GCE festival, 2 photo exhibitions, 1 interactive exhibition on climate change, 1 seminar (round table), 3 workshop, 1 special GEW newsletter for teachers

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Global Education as a Tool, Healthcare and Well-Being, Quality Education

Primary targets

Wider public

Highlights

Greatest success that GEW regularly receives - the patronage of the event by three key ministries (MFA, MoEducation, MoEnvironment), whose representatives actively participate in events. Greater impact thanks to online events.

Organisation

MUNDU - Center for global education

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

Facebook campaigning

Themes

Global Citizenship Education in general

Primary targets

MUNDU's Facebook followers

Organisation

Eesti People to People

Type of actors

About 20 schools, about 10 NGOs

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Film Screening/Discussions, School Debates, Seminars, Storytelling Contest, Teacher Trainings, Training for Youth Leaders, Workshops

Main activities

About 20 (not all organises reported).

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Intercultural Dialogue, Media Literacy, Migrations, Protection Of Minorities

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

Many young people and teachers involved in activities who did not hear about SDGs and global education before.

Organisation

Association for Democratic Initiatives ADI

Type of actors

3 schools and 5 NGOs

Participants

100 - 500 people

Type of events

Campaigns, School Debates, Street Awareness-Raising Actions, Training for Youth Leaders, Workshops

Main activities

One campaign, three school debates, one street awareness-raising action, one training for Youth leaders and six workshops

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Healthcare and Well-Being, Intercultural Dialogue, Media Literacy, Protection of Minorities, Quality Education

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

Developed peer education on the topic of gender equality and motivated students to engage in a debate related to the topic.

Strengthened youth capacities through development of workshops on career counselling and media and digital literacy.

Supported a relaxed debates related to the quality of education, respect for others and the inclusion of marginalized groups.

Encouraged open discussion.

Organisation (1)

CRID - Festival des Solidarités

Type of actors

2500 actors, mainly NGOs but also schools and local communities

Participants

More than 10000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Concerts, Conferences, Festivals (Art, Food, Music), Film Screening/Discussions, Photo Exhibitions, Quizzes (Online/Apps/Live), School Debates, Seminars, Street Awareness-Raising Actions, Teacher Trainings, Theatre Thematic Performances, Toolkits, Workshops

Main activities

Every year, around 4200 activities in France

Themes

Climate Change, Decent Work, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Healthcare and Well-Being, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Intercultural Dialogue, Media Literacy, Migrations, Poverty and Hunger Relief, Protection of Minorities, Quality Education, all subjects aimed at building a more just, united and sustainable world

Primary targets

Wider public

Highlights

A great mobilisation of the network despite the impacts of the pandemic. 

Organisation (2)

ImGlobalCitizen (Name of the project)

Type of actors

15 schools and 1NGO

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

workshops

Main activities

2 workshops

Themes

Intercultural dialogue

Primary targets

High schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights

- positive responses and cooperation from the schools we have contacted.

- the participants were highly motivated and the positive feedback they gave suggests they really enjoyed and gained a lot from this workshop.

- the NSC kindly helped us whenever we needed, so the preparation process and the implementation went smoother.

Organisation

Informationsstelle Bildungsauftrag Nord-Süd/World UNiversity Service (WUS)

Type of actors

33 organisations: Among them NGO, schools and 1 state actor. 22 actors of the group of 33 have not yet participated in GEW in former years.

Type of events

Campaign website www.globaleducationweek.de to present the activities of the partners

Main activities

During the GEW the Informationsstelle Bildungsauftrag Nord-Süd mainly informs a broad public in the field of development politics and Global Education including states actors, schools and, civil society stakeholders about the action week, the Global Education Network and the NSC. Hereby, it uses its own network and a wide range of media (website, electronic mailings, social media, print). As every year in April the campaign website (www.globaleducationweek.de) was installed to inform visitors about the motto and to offer a platform to participating organizations. The motto in Germany was “Making digital learning fair worldwide“ In June and September, emails were sent to 5001 stakeholders, schools and ministries to make them participate. The printed September newsletter (edition of 6800 Ex.) included a short text on GEW 21 as well as and the action postcard. Among others this newsletter was sent to 800 One World stores Germany-wide.

Themes

Poverty, Hunger and Climate Change to Digitalization, Fair Trade, Education, Health, a Peace

Primary targets

States Actors, Schools and Universities, Civil Society

Highlights

- wide range of stakeholders in 2021

- a new intense cooperation with the German NGO-network - Eine Welt Internet Konferenz (EWIK) has been started.

- the EWIK-network hosts the Online-Portal „Globales Lernen“ (global learning, see www.globaleslernen.de).

- EWIK offered the online training series "The 17 Sustainable Development Goals - Learning Snacks for Teachers", which ran from 2 to 30 November 2021.

- on Tuesdays and Thursdays, two learning snacks of 60 minutes each were presented on the 17 SDGs.

- target group-specific topics were explained, teaching materials were presented, and practical methods discussed for classroom and distance learning.

Organisation

HAND - Hungarian Association of NGOs for Development and Humanitarian Aid

Type of actors

4 NGOs, 1 University head of department

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Toolkits, Workshops

Main activities

1 Communication Campaign, 1 Workshop, Updating and promoting globnev.hu website by uploading useful teaching materials (lesson plans and toolkits on global education topics)

Themes

Global education as a tool, Global education in pre-service teacher training

Primary targets

Educators, University students receiving pre-service teacher training, Decision-makers, NGO representatives

Highlights

During HAND’s GEW2021 campaign we managed to: rise attention to Global Education on a wider scale, extend and promote globnev.hu website which stores teaching materials on global education related topics for educators in various fields, initiate a debate on the role and place of global education in pre-service teacher training, present good practices for educators, share experiences and expertise.

Organisation

National Youth Council of Ireland

Type of events

Workshops, Webinars, Panel Discussions, Online Games

Main activities

One World Week 2021: production of resources on the theme of Global Collective and Identity, training workshops with young people and youth workers across Ireland, online activities during OWW including webinars, panel discussions, online games.

Themes

Global Collective and Identity, The Global YOUth – Journey to Act!

Primary targets

Young people and youth workers

Highlights

One World Week 2021

Resources

Organisation

Il Nostro Pianeta

Type of actors

8 Schools, 6 NGOs, 1 University, 6 National Networks

Participants

5 000 – 10 000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, School Debates, Seminars, Street Awareness-Raising Actions, Workshops, School Orientation Paths; Work-Related Learning Paths; Meetings;

Main activities

1 Information campaign on Global Education Week on website and social networks (Facebook and Instagram);
2 awareness raising campaigns in schools (1 against Cyberbullism and the other to promote distance adoptions among classes - in collaboration with AVSI)
17 workshop - school inclusion activities for students (4 of them are still ongoing) on supporting students finding their own study method; 9 Families workshops; 9 school orientation paths in middle schools (+7 to be developed in march); 15 school debates “Thinking about my future”; 5 Work-related learning path (3 of them are still ongoing) on Bullism and Cyberbullism and on Distance Adoptions; 5 Literacy promotion activities “Language as a tool for inclusion”; 3 Peer tutoring training activities “Thinking and acting together” (2 of them are still ongoing); 1 seminar; 1 meeting

Themes

Gender equality, Global education as a tool, Information technologies and global citizenship, Intercultural dialogue, Migrations, Quality education, School inclusion; School Success; Cyberbullism; Distance Adoption

Primary targets

High schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights

The impact of GEW 2021 in Italy is so far positive. More and more schools are happy to be involved and ask for activities. Work with schools supporting them in the fight against educational poverty - which has increased due to the Covid emergency - offering education paths on study methods, school orientation, cyberbullism and awareness raising theme such as distance adoptions.

Organisation

LAPAS

Type of actors

41 schools; 3 government representatives; 6 universities; 16 NGOs

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Conferences, Workshops

Main activities

Within one 1 campaign -> 26 workshops; 1 online campaign; 1 on-line conference; 1 international online co-host event (within NSC; Inga Belousa - responsible)

Themes

Climate Change, Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Migrations, SDG's And Global Education

Primary targets

Both: Educators and practitioners and High schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights

The highlight was a conference HERE OUTSIDE: Acting Based on Global Competence to drew attention to the Latvian public on importance of the global education.

It was on-line, very well attended and raised some important discussions.

Organisation

Lietuvos mokinių neformaliojo švietimo centras (Lithuanian centre of non-formal youth education)

Type of actors

70 Schools, 2 Government Agencies

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Photography Contest, Poster Contest, Quizzes (Online/Apps/Live), Seminars, Challenge Week

Main activities

3 Online Quizzes, 2 Seminars, A 7-Day Long Challenge Week, One Ongoing Artwork Contest

Themes

Climate change, Environmental sustainability, Healthcare and well-being, Information technologies and global citizenship, Media literacy

Primary targets

High schools’ community (students and teachers)

Highlights

- more people participated in the evens than anticipated 

- lot of engagement on social media.

- Online quizzes were very successful –  many thanks from the teachers for making the children work in groups, engage in important topics and making it a fun and exciting activity.

Organisation

Ministry for Education

Type of actors

Apart from the 8 schools which took on a whole-school approach in this initiative, several other schools were involved through the Social Studies, European Studies and Media Literacy teachers.

Participants

2500 - 5000 people

Type of events

Poster Contest, School Debates, PowerPoint Presentations, Class Presentations

Main activities

15 PowerPoint presentations discussing the following concepts: Global Education, Global Education Week, Sustainable Development, Migration and Diversity. These were presented to multiple classes according to the level of the students. 1 presentation was prepared by a member of the Vice Squad to be used in European Studies/Social Studies lessons in various schools, followed by a class discussion. Several other activities were organised at the secondary level, including the creation of posters by Media Literacy students. Activities held in primary schools include a musical puppet show, essay writing, role plays, drawing, and presentations by students on the various traditions and cultures which make us unique.

Themes

Diversity and Migration

Primary targets

Students and teachers at all levels (Kindergarten, Primary, Middle School, Secondary and Post-Secondary levels).

Highlights

Even though these are challenging times for all educators, this initiative was met by great enthusiasm by all teachers who were involved. They immersed themselves totally in in it and regarded it as a great learning opportunity for their students rather than additional work. 

Very positive feedbacks regarding the students' participation in all the activities.

Organisation

Forum MNE

Type of actors

Ten schools were involved in GEW: 6 vocational/high schools and 4 primary schools. Also, one Resource Centre for children and youth with disabilities (with support of one NGO) and one kindergarten.

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Film Screening/Discussions, Quizzes (Online/Apps/Live), School Debates, Workshops, Presentations, Debates, Discussions, Lectures, Planting Actions, Visits

Main activities

33 workshops, 6 presentations, 2 Film screenings, 2 quizzes, 2 visits, debates, 1 planting action, 1 cleaning action, 1 humanitarian action, 1 choir class, 1 art section class, 1 class survey

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Healthcare and Well-Being, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Intercultural Dialogue, Media Literacy, Protection Of Minorities, Quality Education

Primary targets

Wider public

Highlights

The need for mutual respect, appreciation and understanding, learning from each other (peer education), to help each other (solidarity), teamwork, constructive participation of young people, awareness of conflict resolution and a clear understanding of the idea of activism. Seeing the world from a broader perspective, developing critical thinking, and dealing with complex problems.

Organisation

Moroccan Center for Civic Education (MCCE)

Type of actors

21 NGOs, 6 schools, 4 from the Arab education for all campaign

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

Webinar: "Promoting Active Citizenship & Global Education for a more Sustainable & Equitable World"

Themes

Global education as a tool, Active Citizenship

Primary targets

NGO leaders, students, Arab education for all campaign

Highlights

Outreach to MENA region

Participation of high profile and active NGOs from North Africa and Middle East
Involvement of regional consortium and networks of civic education across the region.

Debating global citizenship education issues and challenges of implementation.

Getting together different actors and key players of citizenship education from the region.

Organisation

Grupa Zagranica

Type of actors

1 Higher Education Institution; 1 library; 35 schools + 188 school groups (sometimes there were more than 1 group from one school, we do not have specific statistics); 20 NGOs.

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Conferences, Film Screening/Discussions, Seminars, Toolkits, Training for Youth Leaders, Workshops, On-Line Youth Festival; City Game; Global Escape Room;

Main activities

1. Campaign - FB GEW 2021 website and 4 newsletters about GEW 2021 and ideas what schools and other institutions might do (we define it as toolkit as well)
2. Workshops - 1 (2 day) workshop for youth leaders; about 20 workshops at schools.
3. One conference/seminar for teachers and educators
4. One training for youth leaders
5. 5 film screenings (at schools)
6. One city game
7. One on-line youth festival (188 school groups)
8. One global escape room.

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Intercultural Dialogue, Migrations, Poverty and Hunger Relief

Primary targets

Well, we had more than one target: young people, primary education, high school community, educators, and practitioners.

Highlights

1. Due to the funding - opportunity to collect more information about activities organised by schools and institutions.

2. On-line youth festival.

3. Open space - the meeting to sum up the GEW 2021, but also talk about plans for next year; quite big engagement on our FB event page; 4 editions of the GEW newsletter.

Organisation

Plataforma Portuguesa das ONGD

Type of actors

All type of stakeholders. The data is not disaggregated in such a way.

Participants

100 - 500 people

Type of events

seminars, training for Youth leaders, workshops

Main activities

1 Online Seminar, 1 Training for Youth Leaders, 1 Workshop for organizations

Themes

Global Education; Digitalization

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

The in-depth reflections and discussions about the impact of digitalization in educating the next generations; assuming and realizing that this is a Global education topic; multiplying future GE facilitators on the north region of Portugal.

Organisation

Ministry of Education

Type of actors

The success of the activities organised during the Global Education Week was due to the joint efforts of schools (1590), NGOs (more than 70) and the local authorities (more than 50)

Participants

More than 10000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Concerts, Conferences, Festivals (Art, Food, Music), Film Screening/Discussions, Photo Exhibitions, Poster Contest, Quizzes (Online/Apps/Live), School Debates, Seminars, Street Awareness-Raising Actions, Theatre Thematic Performances, Toolkits, Workshops, Interviews, Marches, Project Competition, Street Campaigns

Main activities

Considering the large number of activities, there aren't such detailed statistics. There were organised more than 5000 activities.

Themes

Climate change, Environmental sustainability, Global education as a tool, Healthcare and well-being, Information technologies and global citizenship, Intercultural dialogue, Media literacy, Poverty and hunger relief, Quality education

Primary targets

Local Communities and Authorities

Highlights

The involvement of students in information campaigns held at community level and in collecting community members' opinion on issues of local interest with the view to setting the next steps of their actions.

The interest of students with special educational needs of getting involved in community campaigns.

The holistic approach to the GEW theme

Organisation

Centre for Youth Work

Type of actors

7 NGOs, 8 schools, 1 government representative

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

campaigns, film screening/discussions, poster contest, quizzes (online/apps/live), school debates, workshops, blog writing and literary work

Main activities

3 campaigns, 1 film screening and discussion, 1 poster contest, 1 quiz, 1 school debate, 11 workshops, 1 blog, 1 collection of literary work

Themes

Gender equality

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

Some of the activities conducted in Serbia within the GEW21 included: collection of literary works "Those who are forgotten, series of workshops with children with disabilities about gender (and other forms of) equality, movie competition with the theme of gender equality, quiz night about global education and gender equality, etc.

Organisation

Universidad Católica de Valencia San Vicente Mártir

Type of actors

6 training institutes, 3 schools, 5 universities

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

Seminars, Teacher Trainings, Workshops

Main activities

3 Seminars, 6 Workshops

Themes

Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Intercultural Dialogue, Migrations, Protection of Minorities, Human Right Education

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

Bonding as a group

Sustainability

Creation of young interculturalist youth network

Skills for prevention of racism and discrimination

Organisation

Ambrela

Type of actors

4 speakers and 1 moderator from NGO sector, 3 media, 2 support organizations

Participants

2500 - 5000 people

Type of events

online discussion

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education As A Tool, Climate Change From A Perspective Of A Mother

Primary targets

Wider public

Highlights

The online discussion ran very smoothly and had a stable audience who actively engaged with the speakers via questions.

Positive engagement and feedback from the audience: attractive topic, inspiring speakers.

On visibility: 2 media coverages, before the event, and 6 social media posts about the event itself.

Interesting questions from the audience on Facebook and via sli.do.

Organisation

SLOGA

Type of actors

10 NGO, 3 schools

Participants

500 - 1000 people

Type of events

Campaigns, Conferences, Quizzes (Online/Apps/Live), Training for Youth Leaders, Workshops, Blog, Media Interviews

Main activities

1 campaign, 2 conference, 1 quiz, 1 YL training, 10 workshops, 1 blog, 3 interviews (radio, newspaper)

Themes

Climate change, Environmental sustainability, Global education as a tool, Migrations, Poverty, and Hunger relief

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

GCE workshops that NGOs managed to implement despite covid-19 restrictions,

Joint event on Human rights in climate crisis,

Several media interviews in GEW

Organisation

Youth Services Centre

Type of actors

3 NGO representatives, 3 Startups representatives, 2 Academicians

Participants

Less than 100 people

Type of events

Seminars, Workshops

Main activities

6 seminars, 2 workshops

Themes

Climate Change, Environmental Sustainability, Gender Equality, Global Education as a Tool, Information Technologies and Global Citizenship, Social Entrepreneurship, Sustainable Development and Volunteering.

Primary targets

Young people

Highlights

The most important aspect was to connect young people to global education topics as: gender, climate change, volunteerism and sustainability through real life stories and trends in Turkey. Global citizenship approach was something participants were interested in. GE week provided space for discussion on current issues that are relevant to Turkey’s agenda and GE as well.

Organisation

One World Week

Main activities

One World Week has chosen the theme Act Now for our Children’s World. Most of the activities lead up to COP26 and stressed action on climate.

Themes

Climate Change

Highlights

One World Week’s website