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Costa Rica’s government calls for “volunteer” strikebreakers 

16th October 2018

Two education unions have been on strike for weeks now in Costa Rica, in an action that the government has declared illegal.Teachers joined...

World Development Report 2019 stays its destructive course 

13th October 2018

After the  World Bank issued a draft of the 2019 World Development Report,  General Secretary of the international confederation of...

Trinational Conference to be November in Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico  

22nd September 2018

Teachers, researchers, students, and education activists from Mexico, the United States and Canada who are interested in the defense of...

Saudi-led coalition airstrike killing children due to "mistakes" 

9th September 2018

The coalition of governments led by Saudi Arabia has issued a statement the airstrike that killed at least 26 children and wounded at least...

September 4 is #RedforEd day in the U.S.  

2nd September 2018

As teachers in the U.S. conduct work stoppages and become more politically engaged to protect public education and the teaching profession...

New additions to the Research Archive: Teacher union reform and teachers' digital resistance to corporate education 

29th August 2018

Two articles have been added to the Research Archive. In "From neoliberalism to structural racism: Problem framing in a teacher activist...

Guyana teachers union readies for industrial action 

24th August 2018

The Guyana teachers union (GTU) is preparing  for industrial action.  Though negotiations with the government are deadlocked over a wage...

New Zealand teachers strike, closing 3/4 of state primary schools 

17th August 2018

New Zealand school teachers went on strike on August 15 for the first time in 24 years, challenging the Labour government’s plans for a...

"Learning Better"? ¿Cura o Enfermedad? 

10th August 2018

According to "Learning Better. Public Policy for Skills Development," the latest policy prescriptions on education by the Inter-American...

International solidarity from below: The Trinational's history  

26th July 2018

In the first part of this article, Jackson Potter explains contributions of teacher union leaders in Los Angeles, Mexico, Puerto Rico and...

Addition to the Research Archives: Paul Bocking on Mexico City teachers 

10th July 2018

A new item is being added to our Research collection, an article by Paul Bocking, based on "Labor geographies of socially embedded work:...

London conference 7 July 2018: Building Global Solidarity 

20th June 2018

The National Education Union – NUT Section will host a conference July 7, 2018 exploring the need for, and power of, global solidarity in...

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