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ALCN Ripples Newsletter - March/April 2022

Submitted by Leone Wheeler on April 19, 2022 - 10:05

The ALCN Ripples Newsletter for March/April 2022 features information about  our Sharing Insights - Australian Learning Cities: global to local - local to global Webinar (May 4, 4 pm  AEST); Friday Forums, our AGM, a call out to help with the Global Learning Festival and more.

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The Global Learning Festival (GLF) 2022 - An invitation to get involved

Submitted by Diane Tabbagh on April 12, 2022 - 09:00

The Global Learning Festival (GLF), returning in November 2022, seeks to provide unity & connection to communities all over the world. Throughout 2020 and 2021, the festival has welcomed learners from all over the world of all ages to participate in online events covering a myriad of topics.

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Appeal to release Sergey Priyma

Submitted by Mike Osborne on April 5, 2022 - 10:02

On 13 March 2022 [the] Russian military kidnapped the chairman of the Melitopol (Ukraine) district council Sergey Priyma. The democratically elected local politician was taken away in an unknown direction. Neither his family, nor colleagues and the community of Melitopol know where and in what condition he is.

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PASCAL Briefing Paper 20 - Learning with and from refugees: adult education to strengthen inclusive societies

Submitted by Muir Houston on April 5, 2022 - 09:33

We are pleased to offer to subscribers the lstest PASCAL Briefing Paper published jointly with the Centre for Research & Development in Adult and Lifelong Learning (CR&DALL),  Learning with and from refugees: adult education to strengthen inclusive societies, written by Dr Maria Grazia Imperiale and Professor Bonnie Slade.

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A Good Space is Singapore’s first co-operative to gather diverse changemakers, activists, dreamers, social entrepreneurs, charities and more

Submitted by Denise Reghenza... on April 5, 2022 - 07:35

A Good Space is a community change-maker cooperative based in Singapore, enacting activities that respond to issues or challenges with care. The key approach is to build resilience and sustainability to flourish.

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UALL ¦ New events and dates to save in your diary

Submitted by Verity Hilton on March 29, 2022 - 10:14

There are a number of events scheduled for the coming months by our partner organisations as well as our own joint conference to be held in Glasgow in June.

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Connecting Urban and Rural Learning Initiatives – Meeting Notes, 24 March 2022

Submitted by Leone Wheeler on March 28, 2022 - 10:48

The second meeting of the Connecting Urban and Rural Learning Initiatives LCN was a presentation by Professor Barry Golding AM, entitled Learning from Men’s Sheds: Reflecting on the movement’s Australian origins, global trajectories & its radical implications for learning in the community.

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Stand with Ukraine! Newsletter March 2022

Submitted by Heribert Hinzen on March 28, 2022 - 10:25

DVV International has been working with local partners to promote lifelong learning and strengthen adult learning and education (ALE) in Ukraine for over twelve years. We would therefore like to provide an insight into the work that our colleagues and civil society partners have done in recent years.

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Towards citizens enablement: A hand-up – not a hand out ¦ Professor James Powell

Submitted by James Powell on March 22, 2022 - 12:17

Following from his extensive PASCAL studies into the PUMR development, Professor James Powell has upgraded his exploration concerning academic support  for improving the adult learning of citizens throughout the world under the title Towards citizens enablement: A hand-up – not a hand out (Local Development and Society, March 13, 2022, published by Taylor and Francis 0n-line).

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Last chance speaker call out! CYW Conference 2022

Submitted by Caroline Jones on March 22, 2022 - 11:41

The Changing Your World Conference has gone fully online… and across three days.

As a result we’re reopening our call-out for speakers far and wide. We had our program pretty much full as a one day in person event – but now that we’re online across 3 days, we have more scope for concurrent sessions, and more space for speakers, who can come from anywhere across Australia – or even the world!

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