Learning Cities 2030

Summary of Friday Forum - Lifelong Learning for Life and Work 22 September 2023

This summary hgihlights two presentations at the Wyndham Learning City's Friday Forum from George Osborne, Advantages of extending the Learning City Approach into other areas of Local Government and beyond, and  Maren Klein, Learning and/or earning: Tensions between learning for the economic sphere (jobs) and learning for well-being/democracy.

Principles and Processes of Community Engagement; reflecting on engaging with diverse communities - 27 October, 930-1030 AEDT

Our next Friday Forum on 27 October 2023, hosted by Leone Wheeler, Hon. CEO of the Australian Learning Communities Network, (a partner in PASCAL's Learning Cities Network) will delve into the principles and processes of community engagement and their practical application across diverse communities.

Fostering sustainable and green communities through lifelong learning for all (Lifelong Learning Festival)

Oct 30 2023 11:00
Europe/London
*** ONLINE WEBINAR ***
Shanghai
China  China

This online event is part of the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities Lifelong Learning Festival from 30 October to 3 November 2023 being held in Shanghai, in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Global Network of Learning Cities.

Leverhulme Lecture - Pedagogical Capabilities in Islam to Create, Maintain and Develop Justice-oriented Learning Cities

Oct 19 2023 11:00
Oct 19 2023 13:00
Europe/London
University of Swansea
Swansea
United Kingdom
United Kingdom  United Kingdom
Attendees: 
Annie Tubadji
Attendees: 
Nematollah Azizi

We are very pleased to announce a Leverhulme Lecture, entitled 'Pedagogical Capabilities in Islam to Create, Maintain and Develop Justice-oriented Learning Cities' to be presented by Nematollah Azizi, University of Kurdistan, Iran and Visiting Leverhulme Professor, University of Glasgow on Thursday, 19th October 2023, 1100-1300, Glyndwr D, Simpleton Campus, University of Swansea. The building is 11.1 on the campus map. All are welcome to this lecture.

Stories from UNESCO’s GNLC members (Canning, Wyndham, Australia and Phayao, Thailand) - Building Inclusive and Sustainable Learning Partnerships

Oct 4 2023 15:00
Oct 4 2023 16:30
Australia/Melbourne
*** ONLINE WEBINAR ***
Australia  Australia
Attendees: 
Leone Wheeler
Attendees: 
Diane Tabbagh
Attendees: 
Sharyn Wheatcroft
Attendees: 
Raul Valdes-Cotera
Attendees: 
Robbie Guevara

We are very pleased to announce a webinar being held on 4 October 2023 at 1500 (AEDT) that features stories from UNESCO’s GNLC members (Canning, Wyndham, Australia and Phayao, Thailand) and is entitled Building Inclusive and Sustainable Learning Partnerships. Speakers include a key contributor to PASCAL's Learning Cities Network, and PASCAL Director for Australia, Robbie Guevara. Further details are attached.

The Work of the Faith and Spirituality-based Learning City Development from 2016 to 2023

One of the foci of the work of PASCAL is the field of Learning City Developments is the Faith and Spirituality-based Learning City Network. An overview of its work from 2016-2023 can be found at this link, and we are sure that this will be of wide interest to our subscribers.

The Joy and Benefit of Learning in the Scope of a Decade-long Global Learning City Partnership - Webinar 21 September 2023, 1000-1400 CET

Sep 21 2023 10:00
Sep 21 2023 14:00
Europe/Budapest
*** ONLINE EVENT ***
Attendees: 
Balázs Németh
Attendees: 
Roberta Piazza
Attendees: 
Denis Barrett
Attendees: 
Raul Valdes-Cotera
Attendees: 
Arne Carlsen

We are very pleased that two of our Associate Directors in Europe, Balazs Nemeth and Roberta Piazza, are presenting at an ASEM LLL Hub Research Network 6 webinar on 21 September 2023 from 1000-1400 CET. The topic is the celebration in honour of UNESCO's Global Network of Learning Cities, which was initiated 10 years ago, and speakers also include former director of UIL, Arne Carlsen, and current deputy director Raul Valdes-Cotera. Both have been core to the success of the GNLC. We are also pleased that two of PASCAL's longstanding Learning City Network members, Pecs and Cork are strongly represented. PASCAL and its LCN are supporting the event.

Glasgow Learning City Working Group

In building the Learning City in Glasgow, the city has established a Working Group, including representatives from Glasgow City Council, Higher and Further Education Institutions and the Third Sector. This ensures that all learning city stakeholders take a coordinated approach to promoting the learning city concept. Furthermore, the group coordinates the strategic process and policy dialogues toward an innovative and inclusive Learning City that supports lifelong learning opportunities for all the citizens of Glasgow. 

17th PASCAL conference – New Challenges for Higher Education, Cities and Regions: Addressing SDGs in Changing Contexts - 4-6 July 2024

Jul 4 2024
Jul 6 2024
Asia/Taipei
University of Taipei, Taiwan University of Education and Datong Community College of Taipei City
Howard Civil Service International House, No.30 XinSheng South Road
Taipei
Attendees: 
Hans Schuetze
Attendees: 
Josef Konvitz
Attendees: 
Eugenia Wan-Chu...
Attendees: 
Han Soong Hee
Attendees: 
Mike Osborne
Attendees: 
Annie Tubadji
Attendees: 
Catherine Lido
Attendees: 
Chris Shepherd
Attendees: 
James Conroy
Attendees: 
Rob Mark

The PASCAL Observatory is pleased to invite submissions for the 17th PASCAL International Conference to be co-organised and hosted with the University of Taipei, Taiwan University of Education, and Datong Community College from 4-6 July 2024 in Taipei at the Howard Civil Service International House. The conference is also supported and sponsored by the Higher Education Reform (HER) network, and follows on from its own successful 17th conference in Glasgow in 2023, Sustainable Development Goals: Their potential and relevance for higher education policy and reformIt is also supported by the Centre for Research and Development in Lifelong Learning (CR&DALL), at the University of Glasgow, host of the European Centre of PASCAL.

Invitation to ALCN Friday Forum “Lifelong Learning for Life and Work” co-hosted by RMIT

Sep 22 2023 15:00
Australia/Melbourne
*** HYBRID EVENT ***
RMIT
Melbourne
Australia  Australia

You are invited to register for the ALCN, Wyndham, Melton, and RMIT University online forum about Lifelong Learning for Life and Work. Presentations by George Osborne, Manager Economic Development, Hume City Council, and Maren Klein, Research Fellow EU Centre of Excellence, RMIT  will explore this topic from a practical and theoretical perspective.

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