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With a view to reinforcing the initiative “Renewing our commitment to education” set out in the first mission priority of the Teresian Association (2023–2028), the Council for Culture organised an international seminar in Santa María de Los Negrales in Spain on this topic. It was in this context that João Costa, Chair of the Committee on Educational Policies and of the OECD’s Global Forum on the Future of Education and Skills 2040, as well as Director of the European Agency for Special Needs and Inclusive Education, delivered his lecture.
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Bethlehem University Library proudly celebrated the closing of its annual Summer Camp on 17 July 2026, marking the end of two inspiring weeks filled with learning, exploration, creativity, and friendship. Held under the theme “Love Your Palestinian Heritage,” the camp provided young participants with meaningful experiences that deepened their connection to Palestinian culture, traditions, and identity.
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The Pedro Poveda Higher Institute of Educational Studies (ISESP) held a very successful seminar on best practice and research in inclusive education entitled, ‘Innovate to Include’, on 7 July 2026. The event brought together 173 teachers, specialists and education authorities to share innovative experiences that promote inclusive education in the Dominican Republic.
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The Teresian Association in Malaga, Spain, launched a project called ‘Espacio Sal y Luz’ that has the principal aim of addressing the needs of migrants and marginalised people. It does so by offering a space for welcome and integration based on a culture of encounter. Migrants have found support as they go through the process of regularising their status.
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Over 20 years ago, a project to help migrants was launched in Cicero, a town in the state of Illinois in the United States. It is the Pedro Poveda Educational Project (PEP), a community-based organization offering various educational programs. Its main aim is to improve the quality of life of its students. Since its inception in 2001, there have been many changes, but what matters is that this initiative has been transforming lives from the very beginning and continues to do so today.
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On Tuesday 23 June, an exhibition on ‘Juan de la Cruz, el minimalismo místico’ opened at CITeS in Avila. This exhibition is a simple yet daring endeavour that uses various forms of artistic expression and audiovisual techniques to explore the essential works of this Carmelite saint.
