All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights
The Global Campaign for Education (GCE) promotes and defends Education as a Basic Human Right and strives towards achieving an equitable and quality education for all, with rights and social justice at its core.
As a civil society movement, our mission is based on the underlying belief that every human being is equal, entitled to dignity and respect and should be afforded an environment which nurtures the innate potential of every individual. (Read Full Statement here)
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Join the next GCE-US Coalition Meeting: June 23, 2020 1-2:30 PM ET
We will be discussing the Girls LEAD Act and learning about the launch of the 2020 Inclusion Global Education Monitoring Report, with guest speakers Dr. Priyadarshani Joshi, Senior Analyst, UNESCO, and Sue Swenson, President, Inclusion International.
GCE-US and Light for the World Inclusive Education and Early Childhood Community of Practice, July 9, 10:30 AM-12 noon ET with International Disability Rights Advocate Judith Heumann | Please RSVP by clicking here
UNESCO, UNICEF and World Bank Webinar Series on the reopening of schools, June 24 3-4:30 GMT “Reaching the Most Marginalized”
Written by GCE-US Fellow Shruti Nallappadiscusses how racial discrimination within our education system exists today and must be addressed to ensure quality, equitable education for all.
Race, a Key Determinant of Unequal Opportunities in Education (click to read more)
Did you know?
* Of the 57 million primary school age children currently out of school around the world, over half are from sub-Saharan Africa.
* In June, Day of the African Child recognizes the power and importance of raising awareness for the ongoing need to improve the education of children living across Africa. On June 16, 1976, nearly ten thousand black students from Soweto, South Africa, marched to protest the poor quality of their education and to demonstrate their disapproval of the Black Education Act, which segregated students based on their race. Learn more with our partners at Plan International: https://plancanada.ca/on-the-day-of-the-african-child
