For decades, discussions about ageing have largely focused on retirement. The assumption has often been simple: people work, ...

Join peers from around the world to celebrate World Cities Day and contribute to the conversations that will define the ...

Following the Campus, participating cities will receive ongoing support to refine action plans, benefit from expert feedback and continue exchanging experiences with peers. Held annually from 2026 ...

This course is designed for youth and adult literacy educators seeking to enhance their knowledge, skills, and ability to apply digital competencies in literacy instruction. Participants will: The ...

Across the GNLC, many municipalities are demonstrating how learning can transform lives even in highly restricted environments. By offering incarcerated people access to meaningful lifelong learning, ...

Education is a fundamental human right, of which prisoners should not be deprived. Lifelong learning opportunities in penitentiary contexts can empower individuals by equipping them with the tools to ...

The truly global nature of the collection – documenting over 255 case studies from 111 countries in all world regions – makes it a unique resource for providers and practitioners seeking to develop ...

Understanding how to invest in and develop effective and inclusive lifelong learning systems and strategies requires data on people’s skills and the extent to which ...

Where they operate: most centres operate in purpose-built facilities, equipped with Internet access and digital infrastructure. Services delivered: the centres function as multifunctional community ...

Featuring 12 research articles and an editorial by the guest-editors, the bumper special issue spans formal, non-formal, higher and lifelong learning contexts, illustrating how global citizenship ...

This Memorandum takes up the Lisbon and Feira European Councils’ mandate to implement lifelong learning. Its purpose is to launch a European-wide debate on a comprehensive strategy for implementing ...

The Ministry of Justice of Brazil introduced a law in 2012 enabling prisoners to reduce their sentences by reading books. The law is based on the Criminal Enforcement Act, approved in 1984, which ...