Global Dimension Development Educational Resources
This website is a guide to books, films, posters and web resources which support global, intercultural and environmental understanding for all age groups and subjects. From climate change to poverty, water to fair trade, you can find a huge range of teaching resources and background material.
DEA's has a range of publications including a large archive, recent research, advice on funding for global learning in the UK. You can also sign up to the Global Learning Charter If your organisation believes that learning can help tackle some of the big issues that we collectively face such as climate change, intolerance and poverty then signing the Global Learning Charter and will show your support.
DFID has funding for formal education project activities and products. They support work on education policy, and support schools to help them implement government policy on teaching about global issues.
A World Bank and provides information about the global issues people voted that matter. Check out the research, knowledge and experience gathered by World Bank experts on international development. It provides space to share stories and to Tell us how things look from your angle, your street, your community, your world. Make yourself heard and tell us what you think!
The World Bank's web site of classroom-ready sustainable development materials designed especially for students and teachers. Here you'll find online books and learning modules brimming with activities, information, data tables, case studies, and colorful maps, charts, and photos that will help you explore the often complex yet intriguing social, economic, and environmental issues of sustainable development.
A network of teachers and educators coming together to respond to the educational challenges of global dimensions, development perspectives and human rights principles. Tide~ offers a range of creative CPD opportunities for teachers, including introductory courses, curriculum projects, study visits. Tide~ publishes resources generated by teacher groups. Tide talk~is a journal on-line to share ideas and experiences. Our main base is the Tide~ Centre, Birmingham.
DEP works with teachers, trainee teachers, youth workers and other educators to promote diversity, global education and sustainable development. We are based at the MMU Institute of Education in Didsbury, but our geographical coverage is across Greater Manchester. We are one of seven development education centres across the north west. In addition to our bookshop and funded projects, we offer training courses designed to meet teachers' and schools' own needs.
This website is a development and human rights education resource maintained by a consortium of organisations based in Ireland. The site contains a broad range of materials exploring a variety of development issues and topics such as genocide or fair trade that are discussed and debated, materials and ideas for teachers and educators, using cartoons and photographs in education, campaign actions such as on the Millennium Development Goals or Child Labour, plus a range of other materials including photo stories, Top 10s, annotated links and much, much more.
The “Better by the Year”? Website looks at the big issues of today and explores the challenges faced by five developing countries, Bolivia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Mali and Palestine in South America, Africa and the Middle East.
