FutureEd: Education Tested by Rights

FutureEd: what if you helped build the education of tomorrow?

This guide, «FutureEd: Co-creating rights-centered education for a sustainable future», constitutes the first step in a broader piece of work, which will be enriched by field feedback and practical experience.

His ambition? To advance knowledge, but above all to inspire educational practices rooted in fundamental rights and ethical values.

Within the framework of the FutureEd project, co-financed by the European Union's Erasmus+ programme, this guide pursues several key objectives:

• To transform gazes
  What if our way of being a citizen evolved? This guide invites you to rethink our relationship with institutions, laws, and our own power to act.
• Provide educators with concrete tools
  Thought of as a pedagogical support, it accompanies teachers in moral and civic education to revive critical thinking and engagement.
• Connecting rights to reality
  How can we move from grand principles – such as human dignity – to everyday lived practices? This guide offers concrete avenues to achieve this.
• To prepare an education for the future
  By exploring democratic challenges and the diversity of educational models, it paves the way for a fairer, more inclusive school that respects everyone.

Throughout the guide, you will find interactive reflection activities, designed to be shared and discussed in groups, in order to compare viewpoints and enrich discussions.

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Your opinion really matters

This guide is a first version. It is intended to evolve thanks to you.

After reading, we invite you to share your feelings:

• Has this guide changed your view of education or your role as a citizen?
• Did the activities help you to better understand the link between rights and reality?
• Has your educational ideal changed over the course of your reading?

Even a few lines are enough: every piece of feedback is valuable.

Your contributions will help to improve this guide and feed into the FutureEd project, to build together. a fairer, more conscious and more humane education.

The guide is available to download below in English, French and German, along with its illustrations in these three languages.

We would be delighted to hear your thoughts: write to us at alliasbl@gmail.com — every piece of feedback, however brief, helps to evolve this guide and to foster collective reflection.