Liverpool World Centre

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

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?


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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!

20/07/2026

As schools finish for the summer break, we're sharing this on behalf of an MSc Climate Change and Sustainability student at LJMU...
"Looking for adults living in the Liverpool City Region to complete a short anonymous questionnaire (10 mins) for a study exploring the relationship between nature connectedness, nature-based community initiatives, and pro-environmental attitudes and behaviours. The questionnaire is open to everyone.
Your responses will help improve understanding of how community nature initiatives may support engagement with nature and encourage more sustainable behaviours."
If you have a spare few minutes please complete the survery here:

At the beginning of the month, Andrea travelled to Antwerp with LWC friend and colleague Dr Angela Daly to host a panel…...
14/07/2026

At the beginning of the month, Andrea travelled to Antwerp with LWC friend and colleague Dr Angela Daly to host a panel…
EADI/IOB 2026: Shaping Sustainable Futures: Global Challenges, (G)local Solutions?
Hosted by the Institute of Development Policy, University of Antwerp, Belgium, the conference was titled: Connecting local and global sustainability agendas: working across boundaries in school- civil society- university ‘research’ partnerships for global learning for sustainability.


EADI European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes

Making connections and hearing inspiring stories of sustainable successes at the NW Net Zero Hub’s Energising Britain co...
07/07/2026

Making connections and hearing inspiring stories of sustainable successes at the NW Net Zero Hub’s Energising Britain conference in Manchester this week. Food for thought: so many people and organisations making a difference as we work to tackle the climate crisis in different ways.
Neil, Education Projects Officer at LWC, even managed to pass over a copy of the Case for Global Learning to the NW Regional Hub Manager for Climate Ambassadors, Dr Cormac Lawler!

Faiths4Change

July is Plastic-Free month. How can we RETHINK our use of plastics?... Check out our collection of great resources (ours...
01/07/2026

July is Plastic-Free month. How can we RETHINK our use of plastics?... Check out our collection of great resources (ours and others’) - help your school campus, curriculum & community create less waste!...
Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority Plastic Free July
https://padlet.com/neil213/what-a-waste-circular-economy-cpd-for-educators-370h3symdft6fq7
https://www.plasticfreejuly.org/

This is where your school team can learn and plan around zero waste, circular economies and climate change, supporting the development of your Climate Action Plan and related classroom work. This project started as a series of 3 experiential and participatory workshops for Sustainability leads, Teac...

We are delighted to share the launch of the Participatory Evaluation Toolkit, which was created through our climate educ...
22/06/2026

We are delighted to share the launch of the Participatory Evaluation Toolkit, which was created through our climate education work in partnership with LJMU and Dr Angela Daly. This is a few years of work that have now come to fruition.

Daly, A and Bullivant, A (2026) Participatory Evaluation Toolkit: Evidencing Impact of Teaching and Learning on Climate and Sustainability Issues. Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool World Centre, Liverpool.

https://doi.org/10.24377/LJMU.t.00028260

We look forward to more collaborations with Dr Daly and LJMU 🙂

Daly, A ORCID: 0000-0002-5493-7291 and Bullivant, A ORCID: 0009-0001-0078-965X (2026) Participatory Evaluation Toolkit: Evidencing Impact of Teaching and Learning on Climate and Sustainability Issues. Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool World Centre, Liverpool.

An excellent learning and sharing experience for all involved at our inaugural Circular Futures Schools Citizen Assembly...
17/06/2026

An excellent learning and sharing experience for all involved at our inaugural Circular Futures Schools Citizen Assembly with Farm Urban this week: the young people were extremely well prepared after two in-school workshops each and a research task. Their presentations and reports were outstanding!

Responses to activities covering the 9Rs of recycling, the life cycle of products, exploring the circular economy model in more depth and developing ideas, solutions, priorities and action plans for waste in their schools were equally amazing.

The children were supported on the day by special guests including ceramics artist Lonn Landis, LJMU Researcher Dr Angela Daly, alongside specialist staff from the Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority, the NW Net Zero Hub and Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service. A great day for developing partnerships and knowledge, and for reducing waste!

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

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