ICED Conference 2011: 'Education for a Better Future: Education for Peace'
ICED presents its first conference on 'Education for a Better Future: Education for Peace'. This is a first of its kind, free international forum for students, researchers and professionals who wish to present their projects and research of their work related with Education for Peace.
The event's organisers have interpreted the theme as follows: The role of Education towards the prevention and or rebuilding of nations who have been affected by conflict or natural disasters. We believe there is a direct correlation between Education and the propagation of Peace. The aim of this conference is to promote collaboration amongst students, researchers and professionals in the field of education and international development.
It will be held on Saturday 2nd of April, 2011 at the Institute of Education (IoE), University of London. This event is supported by the IoE and The British Association for International & Comparative Education (BAICE) - www.baice.ac.uk
The Keynote Speaker will be Leo Matlock, Education Partnership Manager from Right to Play.
Please see the documents below to find out the full agenda, name of the presenters and map of the venue.
| Event's details and agenda |
| Conference venue and contact details |
How to register as a participant
You may register under one of the three categories of participants - student, researcher or professional. The number of tickets for each category is limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
When enrolling, you will need to choose if you want a student, a researcher or a professional ticket according to your current practice. On the day of the event, you will need to present proof of this identity (i.e. student ID card or organisation ID card). If the tickets for your category are sold out, please send us an email on [email protected] to put you on our waiting list. If you are unable get a ticket, you can still access all the conference documents for free on our website. We will also inform you about future events.
Once you enrol, you will be issued a ticket with your name and category. Please print this ticket and present it at the event’s registration desk on the day of the event. Do not forget your proof of Identity.
To sign up for the event please visit:
http://iced.eventbrite.com/
When enrolling, you will need to choose if you want a student, a researcher or a professional ticket according to your current practice. On the day of the event, you will need to present proof of this identity (i.e. student ID card or organisation ID card). If the tickets for your category are sold out, please send us an email on [email protected] to put you on our waiting list. If you are unable get a ticket, you can still access all the conference documents for free on our website. We will also inform you about future events.
Once you enrol, you will be issued a ticket with your name and category. Please print this ticket and present it at the event’s registration desk on the day of the event. Do not forget your proof of Identity.
To sign up for the event please visit:
http://iced.eventbrite.com/
How to register as a presenter
If you are a student, a researcher or a professional in the field who would like to present your work and lead an ‘advisory board discussion’ you will need to submit an abstract of your work following a certain format. All the details regarding the call for papers and abstract submission may be found in the following documents:
| Call for papers 'Education for a Better Future: Education for Peace' Conference |
| Abstract Submission Form ICED |
Please remember that the deadline for submission of abstract is Monday 21st February 2011.
How to register as a volunteer
If you would like to collaborate with the event’s organisers on the day of the conference we would like to hear from you!
As a volunteer, you will be supporting us in the organisation of the event to ensure that presenters and participants get the most out of this experience. This will be an opportunity for you to work as part of a very proactive and friendly team, develop event management skills, and network with the event’s keynote speaker, presenters and participants. If you will to volunteer you will need to be available on Saturday 2nd of April, 2011, from 9am to 5pm.
We have 5 spaces available for volunteers. If you are interested in getting involved as a volunteer, please complete the form below and send it to [email protected]
Please send any volunteer queries before Friday 11th March 2011.
As a volunteer, you will be supporting us in the organisation of the event to ensure that presenters and participants get the most out of this experience. This will be an opportunity for you to work as part of a very proactive and friendly team, develop event management skills, and network with the event’s keynote speaker, presenters and participants. If you will to volunteer you will need to be available on Saturday 2nd of April, 2011, from 9am to 5pm.
We have 5 spaces available for volunteers. If you are interested in getting involved as a volunteer, please complete the form below and send it to [email protected]
Please send any volunteer queries before Friday 11th March 2011.
| ICED Conference Volunteer Form |
How to get involved from overseas
Unfortunately, we currently do not have the resources to stream the conference online or have presentations via video conferencing. However, if you are not in London on the date of the event, you will be able to access all the documents, presentations, report and photos on our website. All this will be available approximately a week after the event.
We hope that this event turns out to be a success so that we can broaden our reach in future events.
Thank you for your understanding!
We hope that this event turns out to be a success so that we can broaden our reach in future events.
Thank you for your understanding!
