Togo — Always at the heart of our lives
Discover the lived experiences of Simone Desilets and Simon Pagé, both members of The Alberta Teachers’ Association who travelled to Togo as part of the 2015 CTF Project Overseas program.
Category: International development
The global response to privatization and commercialization in education – It starts with you and me, as teachers
Cassie Hallet DaSilva describes how Education International’s global response to counter privatization and commercialization in education is mobilizing teacher organizations – including CTF – around the world.
Project Overseas 2015 in St. Lucia – a PD opportunity of a lifetime for this NLTA member
Diana Durdle describes her “powerfully positive” experience last summer as a team member St. Lucia 2015. This article was originally published in the September/October issue of the Bulletin produced by the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers’ Association.
All eyes on Ottawa as delegates of Education International World Congress “Unite for Quality Education”
CTF President Dianne Woloschuk examines the issues that will be addressed at the Education International World Congress which will take place for the first time in Canada this July.
Ebola crisis in Africa: how Canadian teachers are making a difference
Find out how the actions of teacher organizations overseas, supported by Canadian teachers and their organizations, are having an impact in alleviating the effects of Ebola-stricken countries.
