One year on from the Learning Generation report launch, download our 2017 Progress Report to learn how messages have become action.
Updates
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September 14, 2017
Ensuring quality education for all: progressive universalism
- These are the five lines in the G20 Leaders’ Declaration that will change the future of global education
- On the eve of the G20 Summit, Education Commission members call on world leaders to fund global education
- Five takeaways from June's live forum
- Notes from the field: Uganda's response to the refugee crisis
Media Coverage
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September 18, 2017
A Double Betrayal for Refugee Children (Project Syndicate)
- Sharing the future by building better education systems (Brookings)
- Investing in Africa’s education (CNBC Africa)
- Gordon Brown and Shakira: G20 leaders agreed to education financing, now comes the harder part (CNN)
- "La educación es una lucha por la libertad, una lucha por la liberación" (Clarin)
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Last night, @Shakira and several world leaders called on the #G20 to stand up for children and fully fund #education . ・・・ #Repost from @shakira : With President Macri of Argentina, Julia Gillard, former PM of Australia and Commissioner of Global Partnership for Education, PM Erna Solberg of Norway, Helle Thorning-Schmidt, Education Commissioner & CEO of Save the Children, Wongani from Malawi, and Gordon Brown, former PM of the UK, advocating to raise more funds from countries towards the IFFed. Help us by putting pressure on your leaders to put education first. With your help we can get there! Con el Presidente…
Will the next generation be lost or learning? If trends continue, by 2030 half of the world's 1.6 billion children could be missing out on the learning they deserve. It's up to #G20 leaders to prioritize #education . Like to show you support our children's future.
We are at risk of losing an entire generation of #refugee children if we fail to ensure they are in school and learning. A recent trip with @SaveTheChildren to Uganda shows the progress being made and challenges ahead. Read Gordon Brown's #WorldRefugeeDay OpEd at the link in our profile.
On #WorldEnvironmentDay , let’s renew our commitment to educating all children so they are prepared to address the challenges facing our planet’s future. Visit the link in our profile to read why former President of Mexico @FelipeCalderonHinojosa believes climate change is an education issue.
Happy #InternationalChildrensDay ! Today reminds us that #education is a human right that every child deserves. ✏️
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About the Commission
The Education Commission is a major global initiative engaging world leaders, policy makers and researchers to develop a renewed and compelling investment case and financing pathway for achieving equal educational opportunity for children and young people.
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Over the last year, the Commission invited organizations, NGOs, teachers, young people and civil society to be a part of their effort to inspire global decision makers to finance and deliver quality education for all.