Fwd: ANGEL Member Update

[Valerie Clifford]

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ANGEL MEMBER UPDATE From the Academic Network on Global Learning & Education, the world forum for academics and researchers in global education. Conference: videos and more Thanks to all of you who attended the conference 2 weeks ago. We had 702total incidences of participation in a session, with 255 registrants.  Videos of all plenary sessions are now on the ANGEL Youtube channel. An edited video selection of research presentations will be added next week. We are happy to announce two awards that aim to highlight some pertinent research presentations given at the event, as voted on by our session Chairs. Best paper award (Early career researcher) Joyce Raanhuis (Centre for International Teacher Education, CPUT): Teachers as agents of social cohesion: The role of Continuing Professional Development for Social Cohesion in post-apartheid South Africa Best paper award Lisa Ferro (Polytechnic Institute of Beja) & Sandra Saúde (Polytechnic Institute of Beja / CICS.NOVA): The key role of Global Citizenship and Critical Education in promoting gender equality – evidences from an exploratory study developed in four municipalities of Baixo Alentejo, Portugal. We are looking into encouraging and supporting publication of many of the papers at the conference, in either edited book form or in journals connected to the ANGEL project.  Launch event ANGEL partners Global Education Network Europe would like to invite members to a high-level political meeting on 14 June,14-15:00 CET. The event will look to the future of Global Education and will launch an 18-month process leading to the development of a new European Declaration on Global Education to 2050.  Find out more and register Network News DERC seminar Next in series of events for professionals and students of development education, global learning and global citizenship will see authors & DERC staff discussing issues raised by the new book 'Teaching for Social Justice and Sustainable Development Across the Primary Curriculum'. 22 June, 12:30 London time. Book here. Call for papers A call is now open for the next issue of Synergies – Educational dialogues for social change. In the year of the centenary of the birth of Paulo Freire, the Sinergias team have chosen the theme of: "(Re)reading societal challenges in the light of Freirian thought - past, present and future(s)". Deadline for abstracts: June 30. More information. Report Members at the Ubuntu Network, a project supporting the integration of Development Education into post primary Initial Teacher Education in Ireland, have asked us to share a report from their recent Ubuntu Assembly meeting: Global Citizenship Education and the Céim Standards for Initial Teacher Education.  MECCE Project Those interested in climate change education may be interested to attend launch events of the Monitoring and Evaluating Climate Communication and Education (MECCE) Project's Regional Hub network, with several regional events across this month. Find out more here. New issue paper Members working for the Global Citizenship Education program of the Belgian Development Agency (Enabel) have asked us to share their new publication: The relationship between Global Citizenship Education and Education for Sustainable Development. Read it here. Conference The Irish Development Education Association is holding a Virtual Conference next week on 22 - 24 June. The event, focusing on'Global Citizenship and Inequality 2021: Forging a New Path?', will provide a space to explore global citizenship and inequality in the context of what’s happening in 2021. More information. Imagine 4.7 Look back on Bridge 47's online event that brought people together to share collective learnings on SDG Target 4.7, and to celebrate the Network’s achievements. Includes links to a video of ANGEL's Doug Bourn and Massimiliano Tarozzitalking about the ‘Current State of Research on Global Education and Global Citizenship Education in Europe’. More information. You are receiving this email as you are a current member of the network. Copyright © 2021 ANGEL, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in via our website. Our mailing address is: ANGEL DERC 33 Bedford Place London, England  WC1B 5JU United Kingdom Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list