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At Lifeworlds Learning, much of our work is in partnership with other organisations. We value partnership work for the range of perspectives it can bring and the creative energy that is enabled by working with others.
Some of our recent projects have involved the following partners:
Beechenhill Farm
BRAVE Festival (Wroclaw, Poland)
British Red Cross
Brocks Hill Primary School (Leicester)
Cambridge Primary Review
Consortium of Development Education Centres
Cooperative Learning and Development Associates (CLADA)
Derby City Council
Derbyshire County Council
Derbyshire Wildlife Trust
Development Education Centre South Yorkshire (DECSY)
East Midlands Network for Global Perspectives in Schools (EMNGPS)
Emirates Environment Group (EEG), Dubai
Global Education Derby (GED)
Global Education Leicester/shire (GELS)
Ilam CE (VA) Primary School (Staffordshire)
Ilam Cross Trust
Institute for Management in Government (IMG) (Kerala, India)
Learning 2B Sustainable
Leicester Masaya Link Group (LMLG)
Lincolnshire County Council
Link Community Development
Lower Hurst Farm
MUNDI Global Education Centre
National Literacy Trust (NLT)
Open Spaces for Dialogue and Enquiry (OSDE)
Oxfam
Peak District National Park Authority (PDNPA)
Practical Action
Queen Elizabeth's Grammar (Ashbourne)
Sakhi ( Kerala, India)
Schools Linking Network (SLN)
SEEd
Severn Trent Water
Stoke-on-Trent Local Authority
Sustainability and Environmental Education (SEEd)
Sustainable Schools Alliance
Sustainable Schools East Midlands
SUSTEd
Taking Up Space (London)
Think Global - the Development Education Association
Tide~Global Learning
UK Global Learning Association for Schools (UKGLAS)
UN Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development - East Midlands (UNRCE-EM)
UNESCO/UNEP (YouthXchange)
University of Derby (Initial Teacher Education)
University of Hull
University of Leicester (School of Education)
University of Leicester Botanic Garden
Village Aid
Visegrad Secretariat (Czech Republic)
Vital Earth
Waitrose
WWF
We value partnership work and welcome enquiries from organisations that may like to work with us. Please contact us for an initial discussion.
Individuals
As well as organisations our work often involves partnership with individuals on a formal and informal basis.
This is sometimes about projects or plans and sometimes through critical and creative friendships. We would like to thank all who contribute to our work and development in this way. They include...
Linda Ramirez Barker
Clive Belgeonne
Joy Brassington
Margaret Burr
Adam Cade
Georgina Cass
Judy Clark
Roland Clark
Rohini Corfield
Ann Finlayson
Helen Griffin
Darryl Humble
Helen Hunter
Hazel Lythe
Alex Kosogorin
Ray Peacock
Claire Plumb
Hetan Shah
Barbara Smith
Phil Smith
Paul Warwick
Jackie Zammit
...and many many more (particularly through MELA) who we may have overlooked and will add in time. Thank you.