Leave No One Behind: Identifying and analysing practices in Global Citizenship Education (GCE) in Belgium for a more inclusive approach

GENE and BeGlobal invite organisations to take part in a research initiative, as an opportunity to share examples of their work that relate to this broader vision of inclusion and access.

What is it About?

This research seeks to identify and reflect on practices aimed at Leaving No One Behind (LNOB) in Global Education work. Our aim is to explore how organizations are working to broaden the reach of Global Citizenship Education (GCE) across Europe, with a specific focus on Belgium.

The principle of LNOB is about making Global Citizenship Education more inclusive, universal, and accessible to everyone. This involves:

  • Widening access to groups not traditionally reached

  • Addressing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination and exclusion

  • Engaging with less represented social groups and organisations

  • Reaching beyond urban centers

  • Including all levels of education

How to get involved?

You can participate in the following ways:

  1. Register for an Interview, Focus Group or a Webinar (takes 1 min): Registration link

  2. Take part in a Survey by 2 May (takes 30 mins): Survey Link

Why get involved?

Your organisation’s experience and practices can provide valuable insights for a deeper understanding of the field and contribute to improved policy-making. Your contributions will help document inclusive practices aligned with LNOB and explore how to strengthen them. Thank you for your collaboration!

Need to get in touch?

Write to: LNOBresearch@gene.eu