For decades, discussions about ageing have largely focused on retirement. The assumption has often been simple: people work, ...
Join peers from around the world to celebrate World Cities Day and contribute to the conversations that will define the ...
Intergenerational learning can strengthen social cohesion, promote mutual understanding and contribute to more inclusive, age-friendly communities where people of all ages learn with and from one ...
How can local governments create learning opportunities that support longer working lives, foster social participation and strengthen community resilience? To help cities respond, the UNESCO Institute ...
Featuring 12 research articles and an editorial by the guest-editors, the bumper special issue spans formal, non-formal, higher and lifelong learning contexts, illustrating how global citizenship ...
I have dedicated my research to understanding human development through cultural-historical activity theory (CHAT), inspired by researchers such as Lev S. Vygotsky, Aleksei N. Leontiev and Vasil V.
Developed under the leadership of the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL), GRALE 6 will be published in 2027 under the theme ‘Adult Learning and Education in Times of Rapid Change.’ The ...
Founded in 1931, IRE is the longest-running international journal of comparative education in the world. Since 1955, it has been under the aegis of UNESCO. The editorial team is located at the UNESCO ...
Geographically, the articles featured in this latest issue of IRE present research conducted in Hungary, Australia, Germany, Iran and Nepal; as well as a bibliometric study not limited to any ...
On 19 May 2026, the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL), in collaboration with UNESCO’s Media and Information Literacy and Digital Competencies Unit, launched French and Spanish versions of ...
La Tasmanie est un État insulaire de la fédération australienne. À l’image de l’Australie continentale, la loi sur l’éducation (Education Act, 1994) lui fait obligation d’assurer une éducation ...
Geographically, the seven articles featured in this latest issue of IRE cover Southeast Asia, the European Union, Canada, Norway, Portugal and Hungary. Topics include skills shortages and ...
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