Learning Cities 2030

Milestone treaty for Israeli Learning Cities

A significant and historic milestone was laid in the network of learning cities in Israel this week, In an exciting and festive ceremony with the signing of the first treaty of its kind in the Israeli learning cities network between the first such city in Israel, Modi'in, the Arab town of Daburiya in the Galilee, and the city of Udine, in Italy – three learning cities representing three different religions and cultures.

Lifelong Learning as a Lever for Employment and Gender Equality in Learning Cities

The first conference on "Lifelong Learning as a Lever for Employment and Gender Equality in Learning Cities" was held on 24 June 2015 in Modi'in in cooperation with the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS).

Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) Newsletter Vol. 2, No. 2: April to June 2015

We are delighted to present you with the second issue 2015 of the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities (GNLC) Newsletter.

Rockefeller Foundation 3rd Round of Resilient Cities Applications

The Rockefeller Foundation has called for the 3rd and final round of applications for funding under its 100 Resilient Cities Challenge. 67 cities have been funded under this program to date including many of the great cities of the world such as New York, Paris, and London, with a further 33 cities to be funded under the third round.

Activity Report for 2014 of the Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education (ASPBAE)

The Activity Report for 2014 of the Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and Adult Education,  ASPBAE,  is an awesomely impressive tour de force: an inspiring example of what a strong well-managed civil society organisation is able to build up by consistent purpose and moral commitment as it enters its 51st year.

Consultation on options for co-branding and collaboration within the Atlantic Arc

The AT Brand project includes a number of specific workstreams, including "Creation of a complementary toolkit for the Atlantic Brand" and "Prepare the basis for a roadmap on co-branding the Atlantic area".

Learning Mobility: Conference 22nd September, Brussels

Sep 22 2015
Europe/Brussels
BIP - House of the Captial Region
Rue Royale 2-4
Ville de Bruxelles

The LEMONOC (Learning Mobility with Non-Industrialised Countries) - project developed a set of guiding criteria for this type of learning mobility and instruments to improve the quality concerning learning mobility with the Global South in Higher Education institutions.

Report on conference: Worldwide trends in the development of education and academic research, Sofia 15-18 June

The international conference hosted by the Bulgarian Comparative Education Society (Sofia, Bulgaria) and International Research Center ‘Scientific Cooperation’ (Rostov-on-Don, Russia) from 15-18 June 2015 in Sofia on the topic “Worldwide trends in the development of education and academic research” attracted more than 150 papers in the form of oral and virtual presentations by the participants from Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Great Britain, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Lithuania and Russia.

Cities and Citizen Engagement in the Digital Age - U21 Summer School - Glasgow - July 2015

We are very pleased that from tomorrow the U21 undergraduate Summer School, Cities and Citizen Engagement in the Digital Age will start in Glasgow. Students and staff from the majority of U21 universities will be with us for two weeks. The programme for the two weeks is attached, and i am pleased that the chair of the PASCAL Board, Professor Josef Konvitz and PASCAL Director, Professor Michael Osborne will be speakers.

Ekaterinburg the Open City - Continued

In the past few days here at the Ural State University we have been composing an informational letter about our Scientific Research Group for the PASCAL website to follow the posting of my colleague Tatiana Bystrova on Ekaterinburg the Open City.

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