GCE Statement on the Military Impact on Schools in Gaza #ProtectEducation #EducationUnderAttack #SafeSchoolsDeclaration The Global Campaign for Education (GCE) is extremely concerned about the use of schools and civil infrastructure as military targets in the Gaza Strip, resulting in the injury and death of children and teachers and the destruction of education facilities and housing.

GCE Event at the UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable Development #LearnForOurPlanet “Wings of change: gender-based inclusive education as a driver or sustainable development”. GCE invites you to participate in this Live Session of the Global Campaign for Education (GCE) and partners at the UNESCO Conference on Education for Sustainable Development. Date and time: Monday 17 May 2021, 5:30 pm. CET (GMT+2)

“I don’t have enough money for bus fare to go to school or training” With COVID-19, Vanuatu’s borders closed, tourism stopped, and the economy dropped dramatically, leaving thousands of people unemployed and unable to take care of their families, let alone send their children to school. Many voices call on government to distribute a stimulus

The Global Campaign for Education (GCE) Campaigns and Advocacy Initiatives Creating stronger global and transnational enabling environment for national civil society advocacy and transparency efforts Education Out Loud EOL approved the OC3 programme in November 2020. GCE is the main grantee and co-grantees are its regional coalitions the Asia South Pacific Association for Basic and

GCE and GPE joint statement: Call for More and Better Education Financing On the closing of the Global Action Week for Education, the Global Campaign for Education (GCE) and the Global Partnership for Education (GPE) jointly convened ‘Raise Your Hand for More and Better Education Financing,’ a global dialogue with national, regional and international thought

Photo-story competition winners announced! In March 2021the Global Campaign for Education launched a photo-story competition. It had been a year since schools first closed because of COVID- 19. In that year over 1 billion people’s education has been impacted around the world. The Photo-story competition was developed as an opportunity to encourage people from around