Liverpool World Centre
Decorative header showing pictures from previous TEESNet conferences. With the logo of TEESNet in the centre.

TEESNet (Teacher Education for Equity & Sustainability Network)

Announcing the 14th TEESNet Conference: Education for Repair and Realising Alternative Futures Together

Text announcing the date of the TEESNet conference. 3rd December 2024

We look forward to another year of exchanging ideas, sharing knowledge, and strengthening our community.

See this year’s CALL FOR CONTRIBUTIONS. Deadline for submissions is 31st July 2024

About TEESNet

TEESNet (Teacher Education for Equity and Sustainability Network) aims to develop a UK wide community of practice in Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship within teacher education in higher education and schools, that shares research and practice to develop new understanding across the sector in the UK and beyond.

TEESNet evolved from a collaboration between World Wide Fund for Nature UK, Oxfam and teacher educators. Originally based at the Centre for Cross Curricular Initiatives at London South Bank University, the management of TEESNet transferred to Liverpool Hope University in 2014 where it is led through a partnership between Liverpool Hope University and Liverpool World Centre.

As a UK wide network of teacher educators, it has over 300 members and representation from across the from the four UK nations, including university and school based teacher education, teachers, NGOs and Development Education Centres (DECs) and organisations such as the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and University Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET).

Please contact andrea@liverpoolworldcentre.org for any queries regarding TEESNet.

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  • Three participants in conversation during a conference session
  • A keynote speaker at TEESNet addresses a room
  • An A1 sheet of paper with the provocation 'how NOT to create successful, harmonious communities' in a thought bubble in the centre. Around it, people have written responses and comments in blue or black ink. A visible comment says 'Major roads dividing communities'.
  • TEESNet (Teacher Education for Equity & Sustainability Network)
  • 3 people pictured in various poses, one sitting with their head turned to their left, one standing with theirs arms wide open, another standing looking away with their arms crossed.
  • Groups of people sitting around tables in a conference hall. The group front and centre looks in the middle of a conversation, some looking pensive, others politely smiling.
  • Speaker addressing a breakout room at TEESNet 2016