Conference on the Right to choose school
Barcelona, 2 March 2023 | The Universitat Abat Oliba and the Sindicat de Pares have organized at the headquarters of the university a conference to talk about the right to choose school.
Barcelona, 2 March 2023 | The Universitat Abat Oliba and the Sindicat de Pares have organized at the headquarters of the university a conference to talk about the right to choose school.
Geneva, 6-8 February 2023 | From 6th to 8th of February, the OCHCR (Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights) has organised a three-day to bring together stakeholders to discuss practical ways to further improve.
Geneva, 19 January 2023 | Once a year, the OHCHR calls for an “Intersessional meeting of the Human Rights Council on Human Rights and the 2030 Agenda”.
Fort Lauderdale (USA), 13- 16 January 2023 | The ISCRC is probably the most important gathering of scholars interested in freedom of education. Hundreds of scholars and other stakeholders from around the world discuss for four days the latest research and important events.
Paris, 14-16 December | The International Conference of NGOs at UNESCO gathered this year under the theme “Breaking Barriers – What role for civil society organizations towards a sustainable future”.
Rome, 12-14 December | Notre Dame University (USA) and the Australian Catholic University (Australia) organized a Symposium to explore legal constraints on religious liberty and school autonomy that Catholic schools in different contexts are faced with.
Rome, 2-3 December 2022 | The International Forum of Catholic-inspired Organisations is a place for dialogue and exchange between Catholic-inspired NGOs in consultative status with intergovernmental institutions.
Marseille 5-6 December 2022 | The General Assembly of the European Committee for Catholic Education (CEEC) took place right after the International Congress of Catholic Schools, also in Marseille (France).
December 2022 | The International Office of Catholic Education (OIEC) is an NGO whose objective is to be the voice of Catholic Education in the world, to serve as an exchange network, and to promote research on Catholic schools.
Brussels, 28 November – 2 December | The European Lifelong Learning Platform (LLLP) is an umbrella that gathers 42 European organizations active in the field of education, training, and youth, representing more than 50 000 educational institutions and associations, covering all sectors of formal, non-formal, and informal learning.