The George Clement Bond Center for African Education promotes research and teaching about education, broadly defined, in Africa and the African Diaspora. Its central aim is to create a community of students, faculty, and staff with common interests and commitments to the fields of Education and African Studies. Interdisciplinary study and discussion across Teachers College and Columbia University are promoted through research projects, conferences, lecture series, and courses. The Center integrates the study of African education in different programs at the College. It also promotes linkages with African universities by hosting visiting scholars, policy makers, practitioners, and activists who will present their research and experience from different disciplinary and theoretical perspectives.
Human Rights Education Curriculum, and Social-Emotional Learning Curriculum for Haile-Manas Academy- Ethiopia Education Initiatives
This curriculum was prepared for the Human Rights in Africa class at Teachers College, Columbia University during the Fall 2019 semester, in collaboration with Haile-Manas Academy and Ethiopia Education Initiatives in Ethiopia.
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