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By Dr. María José Ramírez, Marie Tamagnan and Zoé Routhier-Drab

Haiti recently implemented two rounds of a national assessment that are giving light on how to better serve millions of students

By Emma Naslund-Hadley

Imagine an invention from nearly 100 years ago, from the time when my grandmother was young, that could help solve a problem faced by girls today. This is the story of how we combined three innovations from different eras: television (1926), chatbots (1963), and WhatsApp (2009), to address a crucial challenge in Latin America and the Caribbean: the underrepresentation of women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

The Problem: Underrepresentation of Girls in STEM

Imagine a classroom where each student receives personalized attention. A school where teaching adapts to the pace and needs of each individual. An educational space where artificial intelligence enhances creativity and learning for all students.

Elena Arias Ortiz, Justin Dayhoff, Cynthia Hobbs

When was the last time you associated “fun” with funding? It might sound unusual but making education finance engaging is a pressing challenge. How do we spark interest in a seemingly tedious administrative task?

By y Dr. Jannie Lilja, Director of Studies, Peace and Development Research Ester Tottie, Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)  

By Barbara Bruns

Educational transformations require long-term commitment, passion, and political and managerial skills. In Brazil, Paulo Renato Souza is an inspiring role model for how education can become a matter of state and how to revolutionize education with powerful leadership and management. In what he called the ‘revolução gerenciada,’ he was able to implement an educational reform and be remembered as someone who left an impact that survived the test of time and the political changes of different parties elected.

By Aimee Reeves, Senior Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Specialist at EnCompass

By Marcelo Pérez Alfaro, Cecilia Giambruno, Céline Jacquin, Mariana Marín and Fabrizio Scrollini

By Emma Näslund-Hadley, Katelyn Hepworth and Greta Olivares Luna 

Bullying leaves deep and lasting scars, and in the digital age, cyberbullying severely impacts the mental health of young people. Discover how schools and communities can create safe and inclusive spaces for everyone.

By Rana diOrio, author of the What does it mean to be Global?

Insights from an award-winning children’s book author and educator on inspiring young minds and fostering positive values through literature and education.