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Liverpool World Centre Our mission is to be a catalyst for positive social and environmental change.

We offer engaging workshops, events and training on global issues and global learning methods. We work primarily in schools with young people and teachers to educate about and challenge global and social injustice, using approaches in understanding global issues from around the world. Our working practice is non-judgemental, and about helping people to think about their lives in relation to their communities and the wider environment

Here at the Liverpool World Centre our work is centred upon education. On World Teachers Day 2026 we celebrate the work ...
05/10/2026

Here at the Liverpool World Centre our work is centred upon education. On World Teachers Day 2026 we celebrate the work of educators globally and locally as they nuture the talents, skills and apsirations of the next generation of global citizens! LWC works with schools, Universities, pupils, undergraduates and educators to support our drive towards social and environemntal justice.

5 October

Great news! Alongside the National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool World Centre are launching a new Mersey Coastal Future...
29/09/2026

Great news! Alongside the National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool World Centre are launching a new Mersey Coastal Futures project, funded by the UK Coastal Resilience Network (Coast-R)! Working with schools and organisations most likely to be affected by climate change on the Wirral coast we will develop digital stories and creative outcomes around future scenarios. National Oceanography Centre

The Coast-R Network has announced awards to five coastal resilience projects through the second round of its Small Grants Fund

Did you know that statistically non-violent protests have been more successful in achieving their aims than violent prot...
22/09/2026

Did you know that statistically non-violent protests have been more successful in achieving their aims than violent protests?

To celebrate the International Day of Peace we are sharing an excellent resource developed by our friends at the Development Education Centre South Yorkshire - DECSY.

Alongside the core lesson plans practitioners can select from a range of contextual sessions to explore the concepts, principles and case studies of various non-violent protests in modern history, including the Bristol Bus Boycott, the Baltic Singing Revolution, the Indian Salt March and the Kinder Scout Trespass/Right To Roam protest.

Non-Violent Action: A Force for Change Lesson Plans Choose from this ACT Quality Mark awarded, series of lesson plans for learners aged 8-14 which looks at the concepts of violence and non-violence and provides historical case studies to enable learners to explore the efficacy of non-violent action....

Did you know that Global Goals Week starts on 19 Sept? See  www.globalgoalsweek.org for lesson plans, videos, ideas and ...
15/09/2026

Did you know that Global Goals Week starts on 19 Sept?

See www.globalgoalsweek.org for lesson plans, videos, ideas and activities to bring the world into your classroom with a focus on climate action and Sustainable Development Goals 14, 15, 16 and 17.

The theme for the week this year is Storytelling which we are fully in favour of! Our own mock-COP 31 events in November will also embrace and explore the SDGs of course!

Accelerating Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals.

This term we are back on the road with our joint Circular Futures waste project with our friends at Farm Urban! Spaces s...
07/09/2026

This term we are back on the road with our joint Circular Futures waste project with our friends at Farm Urban! Spaces still available for primaries or secondaries - two classroom workshops, a research task and then a big Schools' Citizens Assembly event in the Spring term. After a highly engaged and productive first group of schools last year please contact us at LWC or Farm Urban asap for more information!

Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority





It's the start of a new year for schools and we are busy preparing for our annual mock-COP events with secondary schools...
02/09/2026

It's the start of a new year for schools and we are busy preparing for our annual mock-COP events with secondary schools across the Liverpool Catholic Archdiocese.
COP31 will be held in Atalya, Tukey in November, and this year there is also a pre-COP which will be held in Fiji. Our versions, supported by the wonderful team at Inter Climate Network (ICN), will be held in St Helens and Liverpool!
School teams will represent different countries for a UN_style debate, and we are aiming to also host guest speakers, politicians and workshop providers.
https://interclimate.org/climate-conferences/
https://cop31.tr/

COP31 Türkiye Antalya 2026 UN Climate Change Conference takes place on 9–20 November. Find official programme, participation and visitor information.

Did you know that we work with all three Universities in Liverpool? At Liverpool Hope University we work with ITT studen...
18/08/2026

Did you know that we work with all three Universities in Liverpool? At Liverpool Hope University we work with ITT students, delivering the Wider Perspectives course.
At Liverpool John Moores University, we work closely with Dr Angela Daly n our evaluation, research and papers.
And at the University of Liverpool we deliver the Science and Society Civic Service Award​, including securing placements in local schools and community organisations.
We are very proud of our partnerships with all three Universities - long may it continue!

The Global Learning Network is a consortium of independent, not-for-profit organisations that support and deliver global...
11/08/2026

The Global Learning Network is a consortium of independent, not-for-profit organisations that support and deliver global learning in schools and communities across England and the Isle of Man. Our core work is the support and delivery of global learning in schools and communities. Every year, Consortium members reach thousands of teachers throughout the country through training, classroom support and project work.

Each DEC promotes and supports best practice in global learning through CPD training, whole-school initiatives, advice and access to projects and resources for sale and for loan. Each DEC defines its own areas of work in response to local needs and enquiries, usually working with schools, teachers, local authorities, youth and community groups, universities, volunteers, and adult learners.
They all do amazing work!
FInd out more here: https://www.thegloballearningnetwork.org/
Did you know that LWC alone, since 2023 has directly engaged with over 1600 young people, 200 educators and almost 100 public/third sector adults?


BE PART OF IT – follow for next year’s projects!

Global Learning Leeds
Global Teachers Award
Global Link
Cumbria Development Education Centre
GLADE Global Learning and Development Education Centre
Development Education Centre South Yorkshire - DECSY
Craven Development Education Centre
RISC, World Shop, Global Refills & Room Hire
Global Learning London
DEED

The Case For Global learning: https://www.thegloballearningnetwork.org/the-case/the-case-for-global-learning/

CoDEC brings together independent, not-for-profit organisations that support and deliver global learning in schools and communities across England.

04/08/2026

Did you know that alongside our global learning projects and work with schools and universities, LWC also supports other great organisations through our evaluation work? This year we have been working in this way with:

Family Refugee Support Project

Global Link

Irish Development Education Association - IDEA /www.facebook.com/idea.ireland

SHAReKnowsley: Support and Help for Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Knowsley

Our evaluation work supports a wide range of organisations in their work creating a better world, bringing Global Learning processes and values into play be ...

Attended an excellent 'lunch & learn' event hosted by LCR Circular Economy Club last week - two insightful talks from th...
28/07/2026

Attended an excellent 'lunch & learn' event hosted by LCR Circular Economy Club last week - two insightful talks from the NW NetZeroHub on the science of climate change, and St Helens Council Recycling Team on engaging the public in messaging and habitual change.
Thanks to all involved - several key takeaways for education work!

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Toxteth TV
Liverpool
L81XE

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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+441517086515

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