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Agenda 2030 marks a new global commitment to transform our societies. Now a more comprehensive approach to education is needed: an approach that prepares learners of all ages to act for sustainable development. To achieve this, we need to work together.
The Bridge 47 Network brings active citizens from all around the world together to collaborate, learn from each other and find ways of achieving SDG Target 4.7. The Network connects people who use education to boost global citizenship. It facilitates cooperation around achieving Target 4.7 and builds bridges between all types of value-based education.
Latest News and Blogs
The Importance of Postcolonial Perspectives and Accessible Research in Global Education: GERIF Visits a Bridge 47 Seminar
Antti Kylänpää and I are two coordinators of the Global Education Research in Finland (GERIF) network .
The Bridge 47 Network – What is it and who can become its members?
What is the Bridge 47 Network? Who can become a member of it? How do the members benefit from joining the Network? We asked our Global Network Coordinator Alen Maletić to answer these questions.…
Report from Envision 4.7
We have put together a report from our global event Envision 4.7 taking place in Helsinki in November 2019! In the report you can find summaries of all the speeches, panel discussions, workshops…
Resources
Another World is happening. Towards a Great Transition through a Global Citizens Movement.
This is the master’s thesis of the DEEEP4 project coordinator Tobias Troll.
“Building global citizens movement” - Johannesburg conference documentary
This is a 10 minute documentary that highlights the key moments and insights from the 2013 Johannesburg conference “Building a global citizens movement”.
The space between stories. Final evaluation of DEEEP 4 by its critical friend.
This report by Johannes Krause reflects the outcomes and results, the challenges and dilemmas, the achievements and lessons learnt of the DEEEP4 project (2013-2015).