Education Out Loud

Hjem
Danmark
Copenhagen
Education Out Loud

Education Out Loud is the world's largest fund for advocacy and social accountability in education

02/09/2026

🍁Did you know Education Out Loud has a newsletter? 🍁

If not, you’re missing how civil society is actually driving education systems change - from navigating crisis contexts in South Sudan, to collecting data for advocacy in Bolivia, and strengthening education systems across Asia-Pacific and Africa.

👉 Check it out here: https://us17.campaign-archive.com/home/?u=62f1d5cfcf304cb89997fad72&id=09011d4721

It’s not just stories. You’ll also find practical learning resources, insights, and lessons you can use in your own work and experiences shared by our global community.

The photos are from Burkina Faso where civil society are helping children access education in their host communities and elevating local voices, turning individual struggles into collective, national change. 😊

Global Partnership for Education

31/08/2026

Join us online for a learning session on: Strengthening and Adapting Education Systems in the Face of Crises and Climate Challenges.

🗓️ Tuesday 8 September, 10:00 AM GMT
🌐 In English, French and Portuguese
👉 Read more and register:https://educationoutloud.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/EEDD.EIE_Webinar-invitation.pdf

26/08/2026

We are happy to share a new Education Out Loud Learning Brief on Climate Education. 🌱

This learning brief came around as a result of a series of sessions with learning partners, grantees that have participated in climate education learning collaboratives, and some external stakeholders.

📘 The learning brief summarises:
The learning activities delivered supported by Education Out Loud;
How grantees applied the learning in their contexts;
Key lessons to inform future advocacy and capacity building
Reasons to prioritise climate education.

Download your copy! 🙌
https://educationoutloud.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/EOL-Learning-Brief_Climate-education_UK_WEB.pdf

19/08/2026

Congratulations to our partner School for Life Ghana, on a major policy win for rural teachers! 🎉

Ghana is introducing a new policy to improve salaries and working conditions for basic school teachers in rural areas — a reform championed for years by School for Life, together with other civil society organisations, and seen as a potential solution to persistent teacher shortages and difficult learning conditions.

Sustained research, coalition building, and evidence-based engagement have helped civil society bring longstanding concerns about rural teacher deployment to the national policy agenda. During his State of the Nation Address last year, President John Dramani Mahama announced a major policy shift: a 20% allowance for teachers who accept postings to deprived communities, and a commitment that no new school will be built without teachers' accommodation.

"This declaration marks a turning point — and a major victory for us education advocates who have long campaigned for greater equity in teacher distribution," said Ayuba Abukari, Head of Programmes and Partnerships at School for Life.

https://educationoutloud.org/impact/advancing-equity-for-rural-teachers-in-ghana/

11/08/2026

We're happy to share this invitation to a global session on education financing, drawing on lessons from the Education Out Loud-supported Learning Collaborative on education financing in Africa.

🗓️ 18 August, 12:00–13:30 CEST
💻 Online via Zoom. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eqKg8SPY

The session is open to Education Out Loud grantees and partners, as well as other stakeholders working on education financing and accountability.
Do join us for the discussion and the ideas on offer.

Interpretation will be available in French, Portuguese and Arabic.

05/08/2026

Why education financing can no longer be separated from tax justice ⚖️💰

Brought together in a Learning Collaborative, civil society organisations have developed a united approach to education financing advocacy — one that places debt relief and tax justice at the very centre of the fight for quality public education.

from and colleagues Joan Njoroge and Jo Walker have written this interesting blog on how Education Out Loud grantees from across West and Central Africa identified a shared need to strengthen civil society capacity on education financing and how they've developed a shared political analysis linking education financing to debt, taxation, inequality and wider struggles for economic justice.

👉 https://educationoutloud.org/knowledge/why-education-financing-can-no-longer-be-separated-from-debt-and-tax-justice/

28/07/2026

On battered roads and against deep-rooted traditions, local advocates fight to bring girls safely back to school. Travel with us to Narok in Kenya, where Elimu Yetu Coalition and Osiligi Rescue Empowerment Network are combatting forced marriages and discrimination against women and girls.

22/07/2026

Boys leaving school to fish. Girls turning to small trade. Each term, fewer children showing up. This was Namayingo District, Uganda, just two years ago. Each term, fewer children showed up.

Today, that trend has reversed. 🖍️ Enrolment across the 12 schools has increased from 1,317 students in 2023 to 2,270 in 2025 — a 72% rise overall, with some schools seeing even sharper increases, as much as 474%.

This shift came from communities themselves through so-called Participatory Budget Clubs. Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG Uganda) and their partners have now established these in 90 communities across three districts.
The clubs are made up of citizens trained to monitor school attendance, conditions and education service delivery, track education spending and raise issues directly with authorities. The clubs are successfully bringing together leaders, parents and authorities to identify why children were leaving school and how to bring them back.

Click to read the full story https://educationoutloud.org/impact/community-helped-bring-children-back-to-school/

15/07/2026

New Tools and evidence to strengthen your work! 🎉

Our knowledge library has just been updated with more than 50 publications and research pieces — all produced by Education Out Loud grantees over the past six months. From research reports to advocacy toolkits, the new additions cover a wide range of themes and contexts, reflecting the breadth of civil society work happening across our network.

Head to our library to explore the full collection and see what your peers across the network are contributing to the field:

👉 https://educationoutloud.org/library/

08/07/2026

It is the quiet hour of the early afternoon at Floricica kindergarten in Drochia, Moldova. Down the hall, in a small, warmly decorated room, a speech therapist and two young boys are deep in concentration. It is a scene that would have been hard to imagine just two years ago, when one single speech therapist was responsible for more than 90 children with identified support needs. Today there are five. 🌱

That change did not happen by itself. It happened because the Moldovan education coalition APSCF and their local partners went into kindergartens and schools, documented more than 245 children with speech disorders, and kept bringing the evidence to local decision-makers until the budget allocation changed.

We are glad they did. And we are glad we got to visit.

🎥 Watch the video and find the full story via the link below. https://educationoutloud.org/impact/the-sound-of-change-in-moldova/

Adresse

Vesterbrogade 2B
Copenhagen
1620

Internet side

http://www.educationoutloud.org/

Underretninger

Vær den første til at vide, og lad os sende dig en email, når Education Out Loud sender nyheder og tilbud. Din e-mail-adresse vil ikke blive brugt til andre formål, og du kan til enhver tid afmelde dig.

Vil du plassere din organisation på toppen av Non Profit Organisation-listen i Copenhagen?

Del

Type

NGO (ikke-statslig organisation)