IDEA led the
Bridge 47 Project's partnerships work, that focused on Cross-Sector collaboration. This led to the development of 21 partnerships by Global Citizenship Education organisations across Europe with academic researchers, adult educators, policy makers, the media, trade unions, and the private and public sectors. The
learning from these partnerships has been captured in the publications, videos, case studies and other resources below, to support Global Citizenship Educator's who are interested in collaborating with organisations outside of the sector.
In this video you can hear directly from partners from the health, museum and private sectors and their CSO partners about their experience of cross-sector partnerships with organisations working in Global Citizenship Education.
This publication ‘Building Knowledge Exchange Partnerships Dialogues Across Europe’ shares some of the experiences from Bridge 47's CSO and academic partners.
The Bridge 47 Knowledge Exchange Partnerships led by EADI were also the basis for supporting a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) to provide online learning on global citizenship.
Watch partners Deloitte Ireland and the Irish Development Education Association (IDEA) talk about their GCE workshops for Deloitte staff in the video above. Read more from Deloitte in their blog.
Hear from CSOs and Businesses in Northern Ireland that attended our Building Bridges event in partnership with Business in the Community Northern Ireland. For further inspiration, read this case study about how the partnership developed.
Check out this practical guide to initiating and building GCE partnerships with the private sector.
The Estonian Coalition for Sustainable Development in Latvia is a great example of a cross-sectoral cooperation on Global Citizenship Education and sustainable development and a way of sharing knowledge. Read more about it in their publication.
IDEAS and Scotdec, in partnership with the Global Health Coordination Unit at the National Health Service Scotland developed Active Global Citizenship resources and training for NHS staff.
You can listen to Charlotte from Scotdec and Emily from NHS Scotland talk about their partnership in this 2 minute video. Find out more about the partnership in this case study and Emily's article in the Scotsman newspaper.
Check out this case study of the partnership between AKÜ and the Estonian National Broadcasting Company where pre-documentary clips on themes of human rights and sustainable development were created collaboratively and shown to thousands. You can view the clips here.
Get inspired by Inga Surgunte from the Latvian Museum Association in the short video above about her Global Citizenship Education partnership with the Centre for Education Initiatives. Read more in her blog.
Bridge 47 commissioned an international police training consultant and Global Citizenship Education (GCE) experts to develop some practical guidance and reflective questions for CSOs on the potential of GCE partnerships with the police.
See
Global Citizenship Education and the Police
for questions and practicalities to consider when engaging in a partnership with the police sector.
Our partnership with Women for Election in Ireland resulted in a training pack for those wishing to train local councillors on the SDGs using GCE approaches.
Listen to Irish Senator Alice-Mary Higgin's podcast in which she talks about why the SDGs matter to local politicians and why local politicians matter to the SDGs.
In Scotland, IDEAS managed to get GCE approaches and methods incorporated in a toolkit for policy-makers. Read a blog from their partners in the National Performance Framework Team at the Scottish Government.
Read about MUNDU’s partnership with the Technical National Union East Jutland, Denmark in our case study and a blog written by our trade union partner.
Hear also from Stephen McCloskey, Director of the Centre for Global Education in Belfast to get his take on GCE-Trade Union Partnerships.
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