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Building Global Justice Perspectives in Challenging Times
Building Global Learning and Global Citizenship
Joining the Code
Code Membership is open to all members of IDEA, both organisations and individual practitioners. Becoming a Code Member offers many benefits, including networking, peer learning, support opportunities, and the space to share your experiences as Development Education practitioners.
There are three Compliance Commitments for Code members:
● Sign a Code Commitment form
● Carry out the self-assessment process including developing an action plan to be shared with IDEA
● Attend at least one Code network meeting annually
The Code journey also includes learning events and trainings, possibilities for networking and peer support, and a chance to celebrate and showcase good practice in Development Education.
The Story of the Code
At a workshop of IDEA members in 2016, a decision was made to build on the existing Good Practice Guidelines in Development Education by creating a Code of Good Practice. In 2017, a task group of 13 IDEA members drafted the Code content in the form of principles and indicators. The group also explored how the Code could be implemented by IDEA members, and what the support and learning mechanisms might look like. In 2018, the draft Code was piloted by a group of 6 IDEA members, and on 3 December 2019 the Code was launched.
Code of Good Practice
Webinars
Featuring a presentation by
Alasdhair Collins, DP Evaluation
The European Citizens’ Initiative: An Introduction
27 May 2014
Featuring presentations from the European Commission and the most successful ECI ever: the Right2Water campaign.
Debt Justice
24 April 2014
A discussion with Alan Ciblis, Argentinean economist. In collaboration with Ireland's Debt and Development Coalition
Creatively Engaging Young People In Social Justice Issues
01 April 2014
A joint webinar with the NYCI.
The inspiring Barefeet Theatre Company who are based in Zambia work with at-risk children and young people. They empower them to become story tellers and performers. In this webinar members of the theatre company tell the story of its work, describe its impact and share their methods.