Capitalize on low hanging fruit to identify a ballpark value added activity to beta test. Override the digital divide with additional clickthroughs fr...
On the 24th of July, I attended the first ever Global Disability Summit at the Olympic Park in London co-hosted by the governments of the UK and Ke...
We’ve seen the statistics before: 825 million youth by 2030 lacking the basic skills needed for employment; more than 114 million youth across the...
On World Refugee Day, representatives from the Global Business Coalition for Education attended an event focused on education in emergencies titled, ...
Nancy[1] joined the Goal programme in Nairobi, Kenya after being referred by a teacher from her children’s home. Now 18 years old, Nancy studies i...
Since its first introduction in 2014, “blockchain” technology has been garnering increasing attention across sectors. Originally designed as a b...
Leaders from the G7 countries are meeting in Canada today to work on solving the world’s most salient and critical issues – ranging from conflict ...
A campaign has been set into motion to establish a new International Finance Facility for Education as youth campaigners delivered over 1.5 million si...
Education can be life-saving during times of conflict and crisis. It gives children a place to feel safe and protects them from vulnerabilities to tra...
This exclusive GBC-Education blog series, In Their Own Words: Youth Speak Out for Education Investment, highlights the unique relationship between private sector investments in education and youth, the very population that they’re seeking to impact. In the series, A World at School Global Youth Ambassadors scattered across the globe talk about the work they’re doing with businesses to help improve education in their communities. Follow this series to learn about the different ways businesses can engage youth to better their contribution to education.
The Global Youth Ambassadors (GYA) program was launched by the UN Special Envoy for Global Education, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Gordon Brown, on 10 April, 2014. A World at School Global Youth Ambassadors are young leaders with the interest, passion and dedication to be part of the global education solution
Located in West Africa along the Atlantic Ocean, Liberia has faced more than its fair share of issues. Decades of corruption, economic mismanagement, ...
One of the worst lead poisoning incidences in modern history took place in Bagega, Nigeria just a few years ago, affe...
Inside Buckingham Palace on a warm day in late June, A World at School Global Youth Ambassador Leroy Phillips, 24, sa...
On the 24th of July, I attended the first ever Global Disability Summit at the Olympic Park in London co-hosted by th...
The following series is produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to education for girls and women. On International Day of the Girl Child, GBC-Education released “The Journey of a Girl: Opportunities for Business Investment in Girls’ Education,” a working paper mapping the barriers to education experienced by many of the most marginalized girls around the world.
The following op-ed is part of a series produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to educatio...
The following op-ed is part of a series produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to educatio...
The following op-ed is part of a series produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to educatio...
The following op-ed is part of a series produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to educatio...
The following op-ed is part of a series produced by leaders within the Global Business Coalition for Education calling on increased access to educatio...
A Project Syndicate Series for the Oslo Summit on Education For Development.
On July 6-7, 2015, heads of government, education ministers, and international organizations convened to discuss solutions for the world’s 59 million out-of-school children. Building on the outcomes of the World Education Forum in Korea, the Oslo Summit on Education for Development marked the second-to-last high-level meeting on education before the General Assembly of the United Nations in September in which the official Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) was adopted. It also marked the first time that world leaders officially prioritized education in emergencies by agreeing on a financing mechanism for education in emergencies. They also established an International Commission on the Financing of Global Education Opportunities to link economic growth to global education development. Learn more by reading key leaders’ op-eds below
Education is closely associated with social enrichment and inclusion, the upgrading of human capital, increased oppor...
The 121 million young people who are out of school today are not only being denied their basic right to education; th...
Education not only boosts children’s chances of building a better life for themselves and their families; it also ins...
To leave no person or country behind is the ultimate ambition of the development agenda that will be adopted at the U...
As the world prepares to agree to the Sustainable Development Goals that will guide development efforts for the next ...
The world is about to set itself the goal of giving every child access to pre-primary, primary, and secondary educati...
Lebanon aims to enroll 200,000 Syrian refugee children into its public education system during the coming school year...
