June 16, 1976: The Day that Shook our Lives
02 Jul 2026
Hugh McLean’s blog post, written for the Global Education Monitoring Report blog to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Soweto Uprising and The Day of the African... Read More
#TheSouthAlsoKnows
#TheSouthAlsoKnows aims to contribute to reversing the North-to-South flow of expertise and decision making. The initiative aims to create a megaphone to amplify under-represented expert knowledge from the South to audiences globally, including in the North. This initiative will also develop long-term changes by improving access to the work of experts from South America to Asia and the Pacific; from Africa to eastern Europe.
#TheSouthAlsoKnows provides:
- A network for experts from the Global South.
- A searchable database for decision makers and others seeking expertise from and on the Global South.
- A campaign to address the under-representation of Global South experts in international education policy discussions.
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Learning from the Margins: Reclaiming Knowledge Justice in the Age of AI and Climate Crisis
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