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Volume 46, No. 4 December 2011
Title: On becoming a teacher: a lifelong process
Guest editors: Janet Looney and Jean Gordon
Volume 46, No. 3 September 2011
Title: Key Competences in Europe
Guest editors: Alain Michel and Alejandro Tiana
Title: Education, poverty and inclusion
Guest editor: Marta Soler
Volume 46, No. 1, March 2011
Title: Education Policies in Europe: how effective are international initiatives?
Guest Editor: Jean-Pierre Jallade
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Learning for Well-being Conference - 27 February 2012
SAVE THE DATE
The Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations in Europe, in partnership with Eurochild, the European Foundation Centre and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is pleased to invite you to a full day conference for the Launch of our Policy Glossary:
A New Paradigm for a New Century
Learning for Well-being:
A Policy Priority for Children and Youth in Europe
A movement for change
When: 27 February 2012
Where: Palais des Académies – Brussels, Belgium
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! : http://l4wbforum.wufoo.com/forms/learning-for-wellbeing/
The Learning for Well-being Consortium of Foundations in Europe, in partnership with Eurochild, the European Foundation Centre and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation is pleased to invite you to a full day conference for the Launch of our Policy Glossary:
A New Paradigm for a New Century
Learning for Well-being:
A Policy Priority for Children and Youth in Europe
A movement for change
When: 27 February 2012
Where: Palais des Académies – Brussels, Belgium
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! : http://l4wbforum.wufoo.com/forms/learning-for-wellbeing/
Following the world financial crisis, as many tried to grasp what had occurred, the same kinds of questions were asked repeatedly: What kind of world do we want to live in? What is it that European societies should aim to achieve? A new challenge has been set: to formulate policies that take us beyond the economic imperative, policies that aim to increase Well-being for All.
This policy glossary represents a transdisciplinary perspective towards achieving systemic responses to the uniqueness of each individual. To ensure the integration of state-of-the-art research and policy. the author, Professor Ilona Kickbusch, has consulted with the OECD, the Council of Europe, the EU and many experts, foundations, youth organisations, government and non-government organisations across education, health, social affairs, media, ICT, family and other policy fields.
The critical action is cultivating a new mindset, shifting the way we think about children and young people, about education, health and the social sphere, to focus on Learning for Well-being.
Following the launch of the policy glossary in the morning with an overview of the key findings and recommendations, the afternoon will be organised in workshops, including youth facilitation, to discuss how to turn the recommendations into real policy and action.
We are inviting you to save this date in order to participate in a critical movement towards Well-being for All. Workshop titles and practical information about registration will be available soon.
If you would like to join us for this event or for further information, please contact us through:events@learningforwellbeing.org.
Accomodation
If you have inquiries about the accommodation in Brussels, we have arranged a special rate for conference participants with the 4* Hotel Bedford Brussels (http://www.hotelbedford.be/ns/home.php). The Hotel Bedford Brussels is situated in 135-137 rue du Midi, 1000 Brussels, 600 metres' distance from the conference venue. If you would like to benefit from the mentioned rate please contact us at events@learningforwellbeing.org.
This policy glossary represents a transdisciplinary perspective towards achieving systemic responses to the uniqueness of each individual. To ensure the integration of state-of-the-art research and policy. the author, Professor Ilona Kickbusch, has consulted with the OECD, the Council of Europe, the EU and many experts, foundations, youth organisations, government and non-government organisations across education, health, social affairs, media, ICT, family and other policy fields.
The critical action is cultivating a new mindset, shifting the way we think about children and young people, about education, health and the social sphere, to focus on Learning for Well-being.
Following the launch of the policy glossary in the morning with an overview of the key findings and recommendations, the afternoon will be organised in workshops, including youth facilitation, to discuss how to turn the recommendations into real policy and action.
We are inviting you to save this date in order to participate in a critical movement towards Well-being for All. Workshop titles and practical information about registration will be available soon.
If you would like to join us for this event or for further information, please contact us through:events@learningforwellbeing.org.
Accomodation
If you have inquiries about the accommodation in Brussels, we have arranged a special rate for conference participants with the 4* Hotel Bedford Brussels (http://www.hotelbedford.be/ns/home.php). The Hotel Bedford Brussels is situated in 135-137 rue du Midi, 1000 Brussels, 600 metres' distance from the conference venue. If you would like to benefit from the mentioned rate please contact us at events@learningforwellbeing.org.
To download the PDF version of the Save the Date, please click on the picture below:
