Following the third GET international seminar, we invited participants from across the partnership to give voice to their reflections on the experience. From inspiring encounters and meaningful exchanges to practical insights and new ideas to take home, each team came away with something valuable to share.

The afternoon sessions of Learning about Global Connections XII in Olomouc featured educational resources developed through the GET project. Participants left with new materials, notes, and concrete ideas to bring to class, as well as valuable contacts, practical tools, and the reassuring feeling that they are not alone in their work with global issues.

On 21 and 22 October, Seville will host the GET international seminar “From the School Curriculum to Youth Action for Global Justice: Youth Action Initiatives for Generating Community Impact”. The event will focus on young people as agents of change, highlighting their capacity to drive meaningful community impact. It will also explore how to connect educational work in schools with youth participation and action for global justice.

How can global topics be connected with everyday teaching? How can we help students not only understand the world around them, but also develop the competences they need to actively engage with it? These were some of the questions explored at the conference Learning about Global Connections XII – From Topics to Competences, organised by the GET Czechia last August.

Today GET Italy takes us on a journey to discover the new Global Geography of Social Challenges handbook through the eyes of those who contributed to creating this volume, published by lead partner CISP. Dino Gavinelli, Chiara Pirovano, and Giulia Tagliente share the genesis of the manual, its innovative aspects, and tips on how to use it in the classroom.