The role of academia in promoting children’s rights: conference in Greece
The UNICEF and University of Patras conference explored a variety of topics related to children’s rights.
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The UNICEF and University of Patras conference explored a variety of topics related to children’s rights.
This background paper aims to provide a conceptual foundation, inspiration and working models on the topic of cross-sector collaboration for inclusion. It highlights relevant trends, systemic needs and promising directions for cross-sector work for inclusive education. The paper also presents conceptual models and implementation approaches that can be adapted to national and local contexts. It concludes with a set of key questions developed to prompt further reflection and dialogue among policy-makers and practitioners.
Lithuania’s National Autism Conference 2025 was held in April.
The About us document describes EASNIE and its history. It outlines what EASNIE does and how it works, and gives an overview of the organisation’s structure. It is available to download as an accessible PDF.
EASNIE took part in the Commission’s first implementation dialogue in June.
The event in Norway was the second in-person meeting for the Advancing Collaboration in Education activity.
EASNIE country representatives and team members travelled to Ljubljana, Slovenia, last week for EASNIE’s spring 2025 bi-annual meeting – an event that highlighted the essential role of country representatives in driving EASNIE’s visibility, relevance and reach across Europe. Bi-annual meetings bring together Representative Board (RB) members and National Co-ordinators to network and exchange insights on inclusive education.
The event was part of the Learner Participation in Inclusive Education activity.
The Council conclusions represent an important validation for EASNIE’s work with its member countries.
A peer-learning activity looked at developing and monitoring collaboration at national, regional/local and school/classroom levels.