Information Session for Global Education Week Brings Together Teachers from 73 Educational Institutions

The session presented its objectives, with a particular focus on developing critical thinking, media literacy, and the active participation of students in initiatives that contribute to building a responsible and supportive community. Participants were introduced to ways of applying for and implementing school initiatives, opportunities to connect with other participants, and guidelines for promoting and reporting on completed activities. Campaign materials were also presented, including the Global Education Week 2026 Information Brochure, the Concept Document, the Code of Conduct, the consent form, and campaign posters. Particular emphasis was placed on the Dublin Declaration and the handbook “Guidelines for Implementing Global Education,” which support the planning and application of global education in teaching. She presented the initiative “Circle of Peace – The Peace Notebook through Montenegro,” which grew out of peace messages written by students during the previous Global Education Week. Global Education Week is coordinated by the Council of Europe’s North–South Centre and the Network of National Coordinators, within the framework of the European Union–Council of Europe joint programme iLEGEND III.