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For the first time, a ten-year Local Level Education Plan – developed collaboratively by local government, communities and civil society, is providing a single framework to guide education priorities in Barahatal Municipality in Nepal.

In Northern Ghana, young women and girls in Girls' Caucuses have increase enrolment by creating spaces to speak openly about barriers to education and hold decision-makers accountable.

What you are about to read is a first-hand account of members of an OC2 Consortium from Benin who travelled to Ghana, where they spent five days working alongside their Ghanaian counterparts in the CLEAR consortium.

Drawing on a qualitative study by learning and evaluation consultant Abrehet Gebremedhin, this article shares learning from grantees’ perspectives on meaningful participation in policy forums.

The Global Campaign for Education’s movement fingerprint on the Fortaleza Declaration from 2024 is celebrated as a win for civil society and a positive outcome of the support from Education Out Loud to GCE. But why does the Declaration matter?

Shaped by resilience during crisis, ANPE is joining Education Out Loud to amplify civil society voice, and looks forward to deeper regional learning and collective action.

PEAN is driving policy change on inclusive education and employment helping young women like Kerry and Bianca, who are living with disabilities, breaking barriers and shaping their futures.

In Burkina Faso, civil society and youth activists helped raise awareness on the legal gaps around child marriage. They advocated for reform to protect the rights of thousands of girls to complete their education.

Faced with failing schools and forgotten promises, communities in rural Ghana rose up through Education Out Loud grantee CLEAR to reclaim their children’s right to learn.

In a remarkable demonstration of collaboration, civil society organisations implementing the Education Out Loud programme in Benin joined forces to address critical gaps in the country’s education system.

Young members of the Latin American Campaign for the Right to Education (CLADE) has set up a platform for understanding and developing democracy and protecting the right to education.

For nearly two decades, Liberia's National Policy on Girls' Education (NPGE) lay dormant. But a wave of change has begun to sweep across Liberia.