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Action research can help civil society navigate complex environments, drive social change, and contribute to robust education policies that serve society’s needs.
Young people in Southern Africa are not merely the leaders of tomorrow; they are the changemakers of today, boldly stepping forward to shape a future where education and health are accessible to all.
Girls in rural and farming communities in Zimbabwe have been facing challenges in accessing basic education. Learn how a group of organizations decided to make a change.
This is a story about Joshua Mpossa, who identified an essential education challenge, leading him to advocate for school meals to be served at his former primary school in Tanzania.
Learn how education advocates can effectively push for quality education in countries that are fragile, conflict-affected or suffering from constrained civic space.
Read how Education Out Loud's support helped leverage the political will and set the tone for key educational priorities that needed to be addressed by the government.
The Samoa Education Network is championing the inclusion of marginalized groups in educational policy and planning to address long-standing challenges in the education sector.
From basic mobile applications to sophisticated data analytics platforms, and chatbots, organizations are using technologies to bridge the gap between governments and civil society.
Empowering civil society actors with the tools and knowledge for effective educational planning is key to advocating for better funding, and holding governments to account.
In this interview Evelyn Wadzanayi Chitiga from the education coalition of Zimbabwe shares her insight on why civil society participation is crucial for the future of Zimbabwe’s education system.
As part of the KIX initiative, the KIX Africa 21 hub co-organize the 3rd edition of the GPEKIX Continental Symposium on Education Research in Africa.
Improvements are being made in the lives of displaced children in Burkina Faso, thanks to support from Education Out Loud, and the commitment of local government and development partners.