EENET provides a unique space for education stakeholders in low- and middle-income contexts to collaborate, exchange and influence on inclusive education. Your support helps the network to create, publish and share...
Enabling Education Review (EER)
Our annual publication documents diverse and unique experiences of making education more inclusive. We often mentor inexperienced writers, helping them get their articles into EER and sometimes go on to publish elsewhere.
EENET manages an online collection of about 1,000 items on a wide range of inclusive education-related topics from over 100 countries. The library holds articles, reports, guides, posters, training manuals, videos and more – all available to download free of charge.
Our podcast series features education stakeholders living and working in contexts where learners experience exclusion, marginalisation and oppression. Guests highlight the challenges learners face and share their ideas for how to achieve an empowering education for everyone.
EENET offers a selection of free online courses available via our LearnLink platform. Learn about making early childhood education more inclusive, supporting inclusive transitions in education, and designing a sustainable teacher training programme.
Advocacy
EENET questions the status quo within education systems and beyond. Achieving inclusion and upholding universal education rights cannot happen unless the global education community challenges exclusive and discriminatory attitudes, policies and practices, and offers alternatives. We speak out, even when others fear to.
Networking
Even though we are a tiny team, we constantly communicate and share free resources with our global network through mailings, LinkedIn, Facebook, WhatsApp groups, and webinars. We also have a dedicated Arabic language network.
We achieve a huge amount with a tiny annual budget!
Buy us a virtual coffee and we'll be able to keep creating, publishing and sharing!
[Cover illustration by Gloria Katabazi]
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