Wage Peace has launched an audio series and accompanying teaching resources. Get Your Armies Off Our Bodies is the inaugural series of Wage Peace’s Peace Pod podcast. E7 Child’s Play: Militarism in the Classroom covers the issue of weapons company…
The Australian Education Union reiterates and strengthens its longstanding commitment to peace.
Teachers for Peace asks the National Youth Science Forum to cut ties with Lockheed Martin, a company profiting from humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
The way that past wars are taught, and the way that current wars are interpreted at school, shapes society’s relationship to armed conflict.
UNESCO Member States have adopted the Recommendation on Education for Peace, Human Rights and Sustainable Development at UNESCO’s General Conference in November.
STEM programs that associate with the weapons industry should be on notice: unions reject the use of schools for the promotion of lethal industries.
Investment in AUKUS skills is a diversion of public money away from the common good.
NSWTF has adopted a powerful position on education for peace, not war.
The Independent Education Union's official newspaper carried an excerpt from Teachers for Peace.
Last month, UNESCO member states – Australia amongst them – agreed to update a landmark 1974 Recommendation. The Recommendation set out international principles and standards for education, and articulated education’s vital role in building international understanding, and preserving human rights…
