Category: In the News

Read the article “Agenda SDGs for HEIs in India” in the University News Special Issue on Realising SDGs through Higher Education Institutions.

Find our new Knowledge for Change Global Consortium (K4C) Flyer attached here.

Living with multiple and interrelated economic, political, cultural, and environmental crises, many educational policymakers, teachers, researchers, and scholar-activists recognise the need to develop new and different ways of knowing.  Central questions for those concerned with transformation are: which ways of … Continue reading →

International Youth Perspectives: Re-Imagining Higher Education  We invite you to submit short Audio/video clips (30-60 seconds) to the UNESCO World Higher Education Conference 2022.  UNESCO World Higher Education Conference (WHEC2022) aims at reshaping ideas and practices in higher education to … Continue reading →

K4C Mentor Lesley Wood recently edited a book “Community-based Research with Vulnerable Populations: Ethical, Inclusive and Sustainable Frameworks for Knowledge Generation.” Read it here! https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-030-86402-6

Read about the latest developments and initiatives that our Chair has been involved with here.

Find below, the link to the publication of presentations and relevant background readings for the cycle of webinars carried out so far by the University of Sassari. Find out more here: https://www.uniss.it/formazione_pe

The UGC has identified seven universities covering different States/UTs as Regional Centres for Capacity Building of faculty as Master Trainers for Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Initiative (UBAI). Our Chair and PRIA have been actively involved with … Continue reading →

The Bridging Knowledge Cultures Program has now reached its mid way mark. The locally based hubs have completed their case studies and shared their first draft with the review team of BKC. The review team has shared its feedback with … Continue reading →

Read the latest UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science towards which our UNESCO Chair has contributed substantively through our several international dialogues on Open Science across different countries. Find our international webinar series on Open Science here Read the UNESCO Recommendation on … Continue reading →