03 Feb 2026
Working Paper Launch: Responsible AI in Education Evidence Synthesis and Use in LMICs
Date: Wednesday, 4 February 2026 Time: 9:00-10:00 am (ET) Location: Online REGISTER Join the public launch of a new BE² working paper examining Artificial Intelligence (AI), evidence synthesis, and evidence use in education systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). AI is already changing how education evidence is found, screened, summarised, translated, and used. The... Read More
Faits Marquants de l'Événement: L'Éducation et le Nexus Humanitaire-Développement-Paix à 10 Ans
READ ENGLISH LAUNCH EVENT HIGHLIGHTS English Below Cet événement est organisé en partenariat avec Éducation sans délai (Education Cannot Wait ou « ECW ») et Réseau inter-agences pour l’Education en Situations d’Urgence (INEE) Le 19 février 2026, NORRAG a organisé en partenariat avec Éducation sans délai (Education Cannot Wait ou « ECW ») le Réseau... Read More
29 Jan 2026
Socio-Emotional Connections: The Heartbeat of Earth and Humanity
In this blog post, which is part of NORRAG’s “Social Emotional Learning and Pro-Environmental Behaviour” blog series, Anvi Anand reflects upon the importance of socio-emotional connection with the environment. Have you ever taken a moment to ease your busy mind, pause your breath, and observe your surroundings with a clear perspective? That includes avoiding the tendency to... Read More
22 Jan 2026
Call for blog submissions: Social Emotional Learning and Pro-Environmental Behavior
NORRAG and the KIX EMAP Hub are calling for submissions for a new blog series, “Social Emotional Learning and Pro-Environmental Behavior”, under the NORRAG blog. Education that combines empathy and emotion can be a strong catalyst for developing global citizens who act kindly toward others and the planet. Ultimately, reclaiming compassion in teaching and learning... Read More
22 Jan 2026
Whose Knowledge, Whose Agency? A Ghanaian Practitioner’s Response to Reconceptualising the Learning Crisis in Africa
In this blog post, which is part of NORRAG’s #TheSouthAlsoKnows blog series, Nana Ama Boa-Amponsem reviews the book Reconceptualising the Learning Crisis in Africa: Multi-dimensional Pedagogies of Accelerated Learning Programmes by Kwame Akyeampong and Sean Higgins and argues that the so-called learning crisis is not just about African children’s deficiencies but also about the failure... Read More
21 Jan 2026
Save the dates: “Education Cannot Stop: Responses to Conflict in the EMAP Region” webinar series
The KIX EMAP Hub is organising a three-part webinar series “Education Cannot Stop: Responses to Conflict in the EMAP Region”. This three-part webinar series will explore the challenges and opportunities of delivering education in both conflict-affected contexts and in countries hosting forcibly displaced children. The first two webinars will focus on sharing real-world experiences, including... Read More
20 Jan 2026
KIX EMAP at CIES 2026
Date: 28 March – 1 April 2026 Location: San Francisco, United States The KIX EMAP Hub will be presenting at the upcoming Comparative and International Education Society (CIES) Conference “Re-examining Education and Peace in a Divided World” in San Francisco, United States, from 28 March – 1 April 2026. Representatives from the Hub will present... Read More
16 Jan 2026
GPE KIX at the Development and Education Conference 2025
GPE KIX organised a panel discussion on “The role of knowledge, innovation and exchange in building equitable and inclusive education systems” at the Development and Education Conference 2025 (DevEd 2025) held at the State Library Victoria, Melbourne, Australia on 11 – 13 November 2025. The GPE KIX panel was chaired by Arushi Terway, International Education... Read More
15 Jan 2026
Beyond Simulation: Unpacking Agency, Climate Anxiety, and the Emotional Toll in Youth Advocacy
This is the second of a two-part blog post on Shue-kei Joanna Mok’s reflection on their attendance at a two-day climate conference hosted by the largest youth climate justice advocacy group in Hong Kong in summer 2025. This group put tremendous effort into raising the young generation’s awareness of the climate crisis locally and globally,... Read More
15 Jan 2026
Why Climate Games Need to Challenge Capitalism, not Just Simulate It
This two-part blog post is Shue-kei Joanna Mok’s reflection on their attendance at a two-day climate conference hosted by the largest youth climate justice advocacy group in Hong Kong in summer 2025. This group put tremendous effort into raising the young generation’s awareness of the climate crisis locally and globally, training and sponsoring youth leaders... Read More