Becoming a GCE Member
There are many benefits to becoming a member of GCE:
- your organisation will be part of a truly international movement with members in 96 countries
- access to a network of like-minded organisations and professionals working for the same objectives, with opportunities to develop skills, share knowledge and increase the impact of your work
- GCE is led by its members: the way the campaign develops is down to you.
Fully-subscribed member organisations and coalitions are able to participate in the Global Campaign for Education's World Assembly, vote for the future policy positions of the Global Campaign for Education, stand for election to the management structures of GCE, use the GCE logo on materials, and are eligible to apply for funding for Global Action Week and other advocacy activities.
GCE Members must subscribe to our Principles and Demands and agree to uphold our constitution.
We believe in uniting civil society in the common pursuit of the right to education - therefore only one education coalition is recognised in each country. Individuals, national organisations or trade unions are encouraged to join their national education coalition, but are not eligible to join the Global Campaign for Education as an international member. If you represent an organisation in a country which already has a GCE member, please feel free to contact them to discuss joining the national coalition.
To apply for membership: please read the membership leaflet before filling out the membership application form. Please direct any membership enquires to Yunus Dhoda.
Download Membership Leaflet
Download Membership Application Form
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