A fairer world - The Tasmanian Center for Global Learning


 

The Tasmanian Centre for Global Learning empowers schools
and the Tasmanian community to take action for social justice, peace
and a sustainable world future.

2011 Tasmanian Human Rights
Community Organisation Award

Hobart City Council Australia Day
2012 Community Event of the Year


Apply now for the
Living in Between Project Officer
 Part-time contract position
 We’re looking for a dynamic person who can inspire and mentor a group of young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Applicants to address criteria in the position description.
Closes Friday 1st June 2012.
Download position description


Our programs

Information on global issues
 

A link to the peace and conflict section of the website. Peace and conflict

The human cost of war, the economic cost of war, nuclear proliferation, the arms trade, conflict resolution

Are You Making A Difference?
  Find out more about this social justice education program in Tasmania...

A link to the capacity building section of the website. Development

Capacity, participation and empowerment, governance, intentional communities


Living in Between:
Diversity Education through Storytelling

A link to the wealth and poverty section of the website. Wealth and poverty

Food and water, housing and land, health, education, employment, disaster relief


Fairer World Festival
1400 students from 52 schools attended the 2011 Festival...

A link to the global economy section of the website. The global economy

Consumerism, trade, globalisation, aid & debt, corporations, microfinance, tourism

A Fairer World Youth
 information on issues for young Tasmanians

A link to the justice and equity section of the website. Justice and equity

Human rights, gender,  children and youth, minorities, migrants and refugees , indigenous people

HR Week logo
Human Rights Week
in Tasmania
and recent award winners

A link to the environment section of the website. Environment

Population, energy and climate, agriculture, forests, oceans, biodiversity, pollution and waste, sustainability, animal welfare


Sustainable Schools
Support Service
Help with your National Solar Schools Program application or project

A link to the communications section of the website. Communications

Mainstream media, alternative media, ICT for development

Teachers, find out how your
students can become

Un Citizen logoCitizens of
 Humanity

A link to the justice and equity section of the website.Country data


Visit our diary of social justice
 related coming events
in Tasmania

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This site was created with the generous assistance of  TAFE Tasmania, Australian Volunteers International and the Myer Foundation.

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