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New partner: Greetings from TaxEd Alliance

TaxEdAlliance is one of five new transnational alliances that have recently been awarded with an EOL grant.

Innovation during Covid-19: Smaller conferences to increase inclusion

Every year, Elimu Yetu plans an annual national education conference in Kenya with up to 300 participants to facilitate dialogue between civil society and policy makers. However, Covid-19 restrictions have forced them to plan differently, and the new format proved to be significantly more inclusive than before.

Crisis can be good for those pushing for change

While throwing the world into a state of crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic has also paved the way for enhanced advocacy for education and improved ability of CSOs to influence national policies.

Advocating for education in the hurricane season

As thousands suffer the effects of two big hurricanes that hit Honduras and neighboring countries in November, the national education coalition, Foro Dakar Honduras, is stepping up to deliver emergency aid and support to hard hit communities along the coast.

Could Covid-19 be the catalyst for change in Mozambique?

The pandemic has been a global catastrophe, but the Mozambique national education coalition (MEPT) is trying to see if Covid-19 could also be the push needed to prove that change is possible.

Seizing new opportunities in Sudan

After 30 years of authoritarian rule, a transitional government has taken office in Khartoum and opened a new window of opportunity for those striving to rebuild the stunted educational system in Sudan. Opportunities that the national education coalition is determined to seize.

Civil society in Latin America is fighting for children’s right to education amidst the pandemic

At the heart of the COVID-19-pandemic in Latin America, children are suffering a rampant loss of learning. EOL and partners are striving to mitigate the consequences of school closures by developing and advocating solutions to meet local and national needs.

E-Net: “Change would not happen without civil society”

E-Net is one of the education advocacy coalitions awarded with one of the first EOL grants. It unites the forces of organizations and groups working to secure protection and education for all Philippine children and youth.

COSYDEP, an audible voice

COSYDEP is the national coalition for advocacy on education in Senegal. They are supported by Education Out Loud to change the fact that Senegalese children are among those in world to benefit the least from education.