What Works Hub for Global Education

💬 The Education World Forum 2026 is coming this weekend, and we at the What Works Hub for Global Education are excited to be meeting with Ministerial delegations to discuss their priorities and facilitate shared learning.

We look forward to hearing from policymakers, sharing global evidence, making connections, and finding new ways to collaborate in our efforts to improve foundational learning for all children.

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📣 We're ! Apply now to join the What Works Hub for Global Education as a Policy Officer.

💬 This role will have a programme management function within our Pillar 2 team, which focuses on strengthening the use of evidence and data to drive improvements to children’s foundational learning outcomes.



➡️ Apply: https://buff.ly/ns3TRK8

📣 We're hiring! Apply to join the What Works Hub for Global Education as our Senior Comunications Manager: https://buff.ly/9bKmI4y

🗓️ Deadline: 12 noon UK time, 15 May

⚖️ How can foundational learning programmes help to transform harmful norms and foster equitable power relations?

A recent blog post from Najme Kishani, Winny Cherotich, Ricardo Sabates and Yuyan Jiang assesses the extent to which PAL Network’s remedial educational programme, ‘My Village,’ integrates gender equality, disability, and social inclusion ( ) into its design and delivery.

How can ‘My Village’ build on its strong foundation for gender and social inclusion to become GEDSI-transformative? Read the blog post to learn more: https://buff.ly/9IG7QvP

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From awareness to transformation: Embedding gender and social inclusion in the ‘My Village’ programme - What Works Hub for Global Education We assess the ‘My Village’ remedial educational programme across 5 dimensions of GEDSI (Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion).

📣 It's not too late to submit your evidence and findings to the What Works Hub for Global Education Conference 2026!

Our Call for Submissions closes at 11:59pm BST today, 8 April.

➡️ Submit your evidence and findings: https://buff.ly/fLJymJ0

📣 The deadline to submit findings to the What Works Hub for Global Education Conference 2026 is 8 April at midnight BST!

Submit your findings on implementation of foundational learning policies and programmes at scale in the Global South: https://buff.ly/fLJymJ0

🗝️ To achieve evidence-based education reform at scale, it's crucial to understand the enabling factors that result in evidence uptake and how key stakeholders respond to different types of evidence.

Join us today, 1 April, at for a panel exploring questions of evidence uptake by education stakeholders across different contexts.

💬 Evidence on evidence uptake across the education ecosystem: Parents, teachers, nongovernmental organisations and policymakers
📅 Weds, 1 April, 9:45 to 11:00am
📍 Ballroom Level - Tower 2, Franciscan D

The panel will feature:
🔹 Michelle Kaffenberger, What Works Hub for Global Education
🔹 Jennifer Opare-Kumi, What Works Hub for Global Education
🔹 Sharnic Djaker, What Works Hub for Global Education
🔹 Tahir Andrabi, Pomona College
🔹 Akash Shankar, Government of Karnataka
🔹 Inês Charro, Jacobs Foundation
🔹 Lea Simpson, Brink

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📣 How can help your education programme to work most effectively, cheaply, and scalably? Learn how at a workshop at 9:45am today.

➡️ You can also register to join us at a Community of Practice networking event this evening: https://bit.ly/4biDwnA

📣 Don't miss two exciting workshops at today and tomorrow!

📏 Sat, 28 March, 4:30 to 5:45pm: Implementation measurement
⚖️ Sunday, 29 March, 9:45 to 11:00am: A/B testing

We hope we'll see you there!

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