Indigenous Rights / photo series
Beyond school
In a series of photo stories, Beyond school reveals how new curriculums and alternative teaching methods are transforming schools for students around the world.
Produced by the Global Reporting Program’s 2019-2020 fellows.
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Indigenous Rights / photo Story
1. Culture/Norway
In Norway, educators, politicians, parents and students are finding ways to incorporate traditional practices into the school system.
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Indigenous Rights / podcast
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Reindeer school
Listen to learn about the effort to build a stronger education system for Norway’s Sámi people. In partnership with The World.
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Indigenous Rights / photo story
2. Language/Nepal
In Nepal, educators are on the frontlines of the effort to preserve the country’s nearly 131 mother tongue languages.
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Indigenous Rights / photo story
3. Inclusion/Kenya
In Kenya, a new curriculum promises to focus on the needs of individual students, including those with disabilities.
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Indigenous Rights / photo story
4. Religion/Pakistan
In Pakistan, a new curriculum aims to pull religious madrassas into the mainstream school system.
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