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Notes from Zejtun: go green and live more sustainably
By Rebecca Ferrante I am from a small country situated in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, Malta, which is
Ebola and Sierra Leone: health care at breaking point
In the first of a series of blogs about the impact and consequences of the Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone,
Radio documentary: The Girls of Kajiado
“The Girls of Kajiado’ tells the story of the young Maasai girls of Southern Kenya and their struggle to remain
Notes from Burkina Faso: the lesson of true joy
By Patrick O’Grady Burkina Faso in West Africa was the destination for students and teachers who travelled on Self Help
Notes from Kampala: a thought for your Apples
I can’t find my iPod. I can’t find it anywhere. Did I put it somewhere safe and now can’t remember?
Resource training: ‘Palestine and Israel – How will there be a Just Peace?’
Training programme announcement for teachers interested in the recent publication Palestine and Israel – How will there be a Just
Patrick Dodson: ‘We’ve been here for over 60,000 years and are not recognised in our own lands’ – interview
In a developmenteducation.ie and 80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World exclusive, Colm Regan caught up with Aboriginal leader
Doing political education in realtime… well, maybe not!
The Scottish Referendum debate (on September 18th) is hotting up in more ways than one as both sides in the
5:50:500…Africa-style!
Towards the end of July each year, The UN Secretary General submits an important report to the General Assembly on
Cartoon of the month: at the tills
Cartoon of the month for August 2014. Visit the cartoons library or visit our sections on consumption and ethical consumption.