Updated January 9, 2012
The Center for Universal Education has compiled reports and findings as a one-stop-shop for research on universal education.
April 26, 2006
May 22, 2006 Abuja, Nigeria
Phi Delta Kappa, November 2005, by Gene Sperling
IMF Finance & Development 2005, by Gene Sperling
FTI Fragile States Task Team, Bonn, Germany, May 21, 2007, by Gene Sperling
Recommendations for the Fast-Track Initiative Fragile States Task Team, 4th FTI Partnership Meeting, Cairo, Egypt, November 13-14, 2006, by Gene Sperling
Commentary: FTI Partnership Meeting, Beijing, China, December 1, 2005, by Gene Sperling
Periodically, CUE's director, Gene Sperling, has been asked to testify before Congress regarding Universal Education policy.
Testimony of Gene Sperling, House Committee on Appropriations, Foreign Operations Subcommittee, May 14, 2003
Testimony of Gene Sperling, House Committee on Appropriations, Foreign Operations Subcommittee, May 14, 2004
Discussion Draft, April 30, 2007
Commentary: Global Partners Forum on Children Affected by HIV and AIDS, London, UK, February 9-10, 2006 by Gene Sperling
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The Women's Commission for Refugee Women and Children has developed this resource on education rights during times of displacement.
UNICEF has prepared a brief report on five elements that affect the quality of education as it pertains to gender.
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