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Everyone can make a difference in helping to ensure that every child has the opportunity to a quality, basic education. Here are additional resources to use in learning more about universal education.
Global Campaign for Education
Please visit the U.S. Global Campaign for Education website to learn more about the state of education around the world and how you can make a difference in the lives of children.
Education Partnership for Children of Conflict
The Education Partnership highlights organizations implementing high-quality programs that ensure that children in conflict and post-conflict situations have access to the best possible education opportunities.
Additional Organizations
Below is a list of organizations working in different capacities to make education a reality for all of the world’s children. You can visit their websites to learn more.
Academy for Educational Development
Action Aid USA
AFL-CIO
AFT
American Institutes for Research
Americans for Informed Democracy
Amnesty International
Basic Education Coalition
BRAC
Bread for the World
CARE
Catholic Relief Services
CEDPA
Christian Children’s Fund
Concern Worldwide
DATA
DFID
Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Development Cooperation
Fast Track Initiative (FTI)
Global Kids
iEARN (International Education and Resource Network)
International Center for Research on Women
International Center on Child Labor and Education
International Rescue Committee
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Ministry of Education
Islamic Republic of Pakistan Ministry of Education
NEA
NetAid
One World Youth Project
PBS Wide Angle / Channel 13 New York
RESULTS and RESULTS Educational Fund
Room to Read
Republic of Kenya Ministry of Education
Save the Children
Scholastic
School Girls Unite!
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops
UN Global Teaching and Learning Project
UNICEF
USAID
Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children
Women’s Edge
World Education
World Learning
World Vision
January 2009 Working Paper
In this Center for Universal Education Working Paper, Gene B. Sperling argues that there are important design elements of the existing global education architecture—the Education for All Fast Track Initiative—that reflect a promising model for a coordinated, global effort on education that should be built upon. Yet he also finds that a new Global Education Fund must employ serious reforms and have a major rebranding and relaunching moment by heads of state that mobilizes a greater global commitment to more resources and sound program implementation to make significant steps toward achieving quality universal education for the world’s poorest children.
September 26, 2008
September 20, 2008
FT Seasonal Appeal: Report on Zambia
by Caroline Daniel
'What Works in Girls' Education' in Newsweek
Education: It's Not Just About the Boys. Get Girls into School.
The Huffington Post
Gene Sperling
September 8, 2008
As the world celebrates International Literacy Day today, there are few countries being more closely watched than Kenya.