Global Citizenship blog

Europamobil is a mobile project promoting European diversity to pupils. In order to do this, twenty participating students and graduates from different European countries will travel in a bus and visit 11 schools in the Ile-de-France region of France.
In each school they will organise workshops and seminars for pupils about European issues. The participants will [...]

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Plan International has teamed up with Shoot Experience to launch the fifth annual Shoot Nations global youth photography competition.
Shoot Nations is free to enter, and is open to anyone between the ages of 11 and 25 with two age group categories, 11 - 16 years and 17 - 25 years. Each year thousands of youngsters [...]

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Preparing our students for life in an increasingly complex world requires compelling learning experiences that challenge perceptions and stimulate curiosity. Curriculum reforms across the UK have put the global dimension and skills for the 21st century firmly on the agenda. The 2010 Annual Conference for UNESCO Associated Schools in the UK will be an opportunity [...]

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Are you 18 to 21 years old and are ready for a challenge?
 Take part in the 2010 Young Citizens Learning Fellowship Programme in London organised by Plan UK! 
The 2010 Young Citizens Learning Fellowship Programme is a two week placement with Plan UK in London. During the two weeks in 31st July - 15th August, you [...]

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Citizenship Foundation is looking for a political speaker to take part in this year’s Margaret Quass Debate* ‘Can we still be global citizens in a worldwide crisis? Facing the challenges of financial insecurity, global warming and scarce resources together’. The debate will take place on the 10th of December 2009 at London’s Commonwealth Foundation and its [...]

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