UIL spoke to Ms Nadia Hashem, member of the Office of the Chairman of the Adult Education Authority in Egypt and former ...

The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) has launched an online collection of innovative practices in prison ...

The Uthai Thani Provincial Prison is nearly 100 years old. It is located in the Uthai Thani province of Thailand and houses approx. 750 prisoners. The Life-Changing Library is a lively library that ...

MoodleBox in Detention was launched during the third phase of the Future Investment Programme. It is led by the Normandy Region in partnership with the Rectorate of Caen, the University Multimedia ...

In 2007, Dani Hedlund founded the Brink Literacy Project formerly known as Tethered by Letters. The Brink Literacy Project uses the power of storytelling to transform the lives of people on the brink.

Juba Central Prison, Wau Central Prison and Malakal Central Prison in South Sudan have partnered with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Kingdom of the Netherlands to offer ...

The UK charity Storybook Dads has existed since 2002 and is currently active in around 100 prisons, including women's prisons, young offender institutes and secure hospitals across the country. It ...

In 2002, Rebecca Howlett, an educator in New York City, organized a programme that she called ‘Literacy for Incarcerated Teens’ (LIT) to equip a library in a juvenile detention centre in the Bronx. At ...

The Turning Pages programme is supported by Shannon Trust staff and a team of more than 100 volunteers (Shannon Trust, 2024). Since its launch in June 2015, the Turning Pages programme and reading ...

The UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) works to improve existing prison education policies and practices that are designed to support inmates’ rehabilitation and reintegration into society ...

Teachers play an essential role in upholding the right to education. To ensure quality education and learning opportunities for all, every learner must have access to a qualified teacher. Therefore, ...