Almost every child, including those from high-income countries, is now exposed to at least one hazard Half of the world’s children are exposed to at least three overlapping climate hazards threatening their health, education and survival, according to a Unicef report. Globally, children face increasing threats from heatwaves, storms, floods and droughts as the climate crisis worsens, with more than one billion facing at least three of these at once. Continue reading...

Call for chapters proposals for Routledge World Yearbook of Education (volume 29) edited by Marcia McKenzie and Iveta Silova

Members of the National Science Board, which the US Congress founded in 1950, were given no explanation for their termination.

Shifting common ground in a time of planetary crises

This is the first in a short series exploring how AI is reshaping education — and what that might mean for how we learn, think, and live together in the age of planetary crises.

What UNESCO’s new roadmap reveals — and what it demands

Call for chapters proposals for Routledge World Yearbook of Education (volume 29) edited by Marcia McKenzie and Iveta Silova

Call for chapters proposals for Routledge World Yearbook of Education (volume 29) edited by Marcia McKenzie and Iveta Silova

What if education wasn’t just about compliance, testing, and narrow outcomes — but about life, relationships, earth wisdom, play, and collective transformation?

Across universities worldwide, an expanding constellation of scholars, centers, laboratories, and initiatives is emerging to study planetary crisis, social transformation, and the limits of modern way...

Murderous Lies

“Most of my education about climate has been online.”

On November 26, Arizona State University featured in a Wall Street Journal article written by Elizabeth Collins, one of their national political reporters based in Phoenix, and Douglas Belkin, a Jo…

Thank you for your interest in participating as an evaluator in the “CIES SIG Book & Dissertation Awards” . Evaluators play a vital role in recognizing outstanding scholarly contributions. Please com...

In this blogpost, which is part of NORRAG’s blog series “Provocations for education from youth climate activism,” Iveta Silova, Jeremy Rappleye and Hikaru Komatsu argue that the crisis we face is educ...

The West’s aid model was always a mirage. It’s time for a realistic alternative.

The heavy-handed document promises federal funding in exchange for ideological compliance. So far, it's unpopular.

Born into an independent Ukraine, the lives of these young women changed for ever when Russia invaded their country, forcing them to shoulder huge burdens of responsibility

The federal government is trying to extort your school by coercing American universities into joining its so-called "Compact”. This is a time for courage, not capitulation. Sign this alumni petition n...

The president is trying to pick off institutions (and people) one by one.

The ‘learning crisis’, often framed as an urgent challenge of educational access and quality, masks deeper structural and geopolitical inequities. This article critically examines the narrative of ...