Educational Pluralism experts took part in an international meeting in Vilnius to discuss the challenges facing European education and the role of educational pluralism in public policy.

Steering Committee members Ignasi Grau Callizo and Jan de Groof have published an article in El Debate (Spain) on the Guiding Principles of Educational Pluralism.

A report by Cardus, authored by our Expert Joanna DeJong VanHof, examines different ways of understanding educational pluralism and the distribution of responsibility in education.

In the latest episode of Anchored, the postcast from the Johns Hopkins University, Prof.Ashley Berner, Co-Director of the Steering Committee of the Guiding Principles on Educational Pluralism, joins the conversation to explore why the way we organize education matters for the kind of society we build.

UNESCO Headquarters hosted the Regional Open Consultation for Europe on Educational Pluralism, bringing together representatives of Member States, leading education experts, and civil society organizations to discuss the Guiding Principles on Educational Pluralism.

The Geneva Open Consultation on Educational Pluralism brought together international experts, policymakers, and civil society representatives to develop guiding principles on how educational pluralism can support the right to education.