8.8 million took part in the World's Biggest Lesson!
Read about what happened during Action Week and the World's Biggest Lesson around the world in the Big Book 2008
Teachers, children, parents and campaigners united around the global in breaking this world record. Politicians, officials and journalists went back to school where they were taught the lesson about providing a quality education to absolutely everyone, and to make sure that no one is excluded from school and education in the future. .
RT @ONECampaign: Happy Int'l Women's Day. In the US, we're celebrating by learning more and raising our voices. Check out the video here ... - 9 March 2010, 7:57 am - View »
RT @e4conf: Girls are still being pushed aside for boys. UN podcast on girls & #education. http://bit.ly/dzTmqa #e4conf #IWD - 9 March 2010, 7:56 am - View »
Getting lots of great tweets regarding what education means to you - will RT you all on Monday for International Women's Day - 5 March 2010, 2:54 pm - View »
Monday is International Women's Day. Calling all women and girls - what does education mean to you? Tweet your thoughts to @globaleducation! - 5 March 2010, 2:23 pm - View »
Very sad news, Tanzania's lead education advocate Joseph Kisanji passed away on Thursday 4 March. Our deepest condolences go to his family - 5 March 2010, 10:39 am - View »
World's Biggest Lesson 2008
