Transforming Education for Sustainable Futures

We are a GCRF funded Network Plus, co-ordinated out of the University of Bristol, working with partners in India, Rwanda, Somalia/Somaliland, South Africa, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. We undertake collaborative research to Transform Education for Sustainable Futures.

TESF is a multi-million pound GCRF funded research programme that supports collaborative research to Transform Education for Sustainable Futures.

The programme addresses the role of education in climate action, decent work and sustainable cities. Cross-cutting themes such as poverty reduction, gender equity, ethics, inclusion, and indigenous knowledge provide contextual nuance to the research.

Latest News

21Oct 20

Upcoming webinars – autumn 2020

We are delighted to announce a number of upcoming webinars: Re-imagining UK education research partnerships in the South: prospects for mutual and equitable relationships (18 Nov 2020), Unintended Methodologies: arts-based…

25Aug 20

Recent Webinars

We were delighted to connect with many attendees at our two recent webinars: Launch of Professor Leon Tikly's new book 'Education for Sustainable Development in the Postcolonial World' (Thu 16…

08Jul 20

TESF Public Launch Videos

We launched our Network Plus on 6 January 2020 at a well-attended public event in Bristol, UK. Videos covering the event are now available on our YouTube channel playlist section…

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