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National Policy on Native Languages, Oral Tradition and Interculturality by 2040 Year of publication: 2021 Corporate author: Ministry of Culture of Peru The Ministry of Culture, in coordination with the different sectors of the State, has carried out the process of updating the National Policy on Native Languages, Oral Tradition and Interculturality by 2040 (PNLOTI), which will be the main instrument of guidance and attention in subject of indigenous languages. Seeking to guarantee the participation of citizens in public decisions, the Ministry of Culture makes the PNLOTI proposal for 2040 available to them, with the aim that they can access it and learn about the 41 services declared in charge of the different sectors. In this way, the PNLOTI ensures the full exercise of the linguistic rights of the more than 4 million citizens who speak one of the 48 indigenous or native languages of the country. 
The 2030 Agenda and the Regional Gender Agenda: Synergies for Equality in Latin America and the Caribbean (Asuntos de Género; no. 143) Year of publication: 2017 Author: Nicole Bidegain Ponte Corporate author: UN. Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) This document analyzes the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in light of the challenges and priorities for gender equality and the rights and autonomy of women in Latin America and the Caribbean. Illustrative examples of the interrelationships between goals and targets of the 2030 Agenda are presented, and it warns about the importance of a comprehensive approach to ensure that progress in some of the SDGs is not made through means that may hinder the achievement of the goals and targets related to gender equality and women's rights. 
The Science of Happiness Year of publication: 2018 Corporate author: BBVA Aprendemos Juntos Tal Ben-Shahar is the happiness scientist of the 21st century. In this video he talks about the need to teach with positive emotions to increase the happiness and creativity of students. Doctor in psychology and philosophy, Tal Ben-Shahar's Positive Psychology course at Harvard holds the record for the subject with the largest number of students in the history (1400 per semester) of Harvard University, earning the nickname "professor of the happiness". Ben-Shahar is the author of books such as "Choose the life you want" or "Practice happiness", among others, in which he talks about the emotions that improve learning, creativity, the capacity for innovation, and ultimately, people's daily life. 
What Does It Mean to Have Good Self-Esteem? Year of publication: 2020 Corporate author: BBVA Aprendemos Juntos The psychologist Silvia Congost exposes in this video the steps to develop a healthy self-esteem, based on the teachings of Nathaniel Branden, author of 'The six pillars of self-esteem': live consciously, accept oneself, take responsibility for our actions , develop assertiveness, live with a purpose and be a person of integrity. 
Basic Guide on Sexual and Gender Diversity Year of publication: 2020 Author: Miriam Solá García Corporate author: Navarra Institute for Equality This guide is a tool to learn about affective, sexual and gender diversity and reflect on why all of us have a key role in social change to achieve equality and recognition of LGTBI+ people. Respect for affective, sexual and gender diversity is an element of value and social wealth in whose promotion and experience all citizens are involved. 
Making Lifelong Learning a Reality: A Handbook Year of publication: 2023 Corporate author: UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) This handbook provides education stakeholders with practical guidance on lifelong learning. With an overview of key concepts, policy issues, technical knowledge and practical approaches, it demonstrates how lifelong learning can be strengthened in policy-making and implemented at national, regional, local and institutional levels. The handbook supports those experts and professionals in the field of education who wish to develop their understanding of lifelong learning, and offers tips, information and examples targeted at learners, facilitators, institutional leaders, policy-makers and legislators. More broadly, it illustrates how lifelong learning can address complex political, social, economic and environmental issues affecting people around the world. 
Why and How to Move Towards Participatory Democracy Year of publication: 2015 Corporate author: Fondation pour la Nature et l'Homme Co-constructing tomorrow's solutions is the major challenge of participatory democracy. However, the participation of citizens in decisions is not always obvious and today many projects are contested in the territory. Solutions exist to involve citizens more directly in environmental decisions, discover these issues and solutions in 3 minutes! 
[Book Review] Global Education for a Better World (Ibero-American Journal of Education; vol. 85, no.2) Year of publication: 2021 Author: Patricia Vasquez | Gustavo Rojas Review of the book "Global education to improve the world: how to promote global citizenship from the School" in which Dr. Fernando Reimers proposes the bases for an education that allows teachers and students to transform themselves to also transform their environment. In this work, a complex and multidimensional theoretical framework is presented that analyzes the process of educational change required to implement an education for global citizenship from five perspectives: cultural, psychological, institutional, professional and political. 
Hidden Scars: How Violence Harms the Mental Health of Children Year of publication: 2020 Author: Ghizlane Benjelloun Corporate author: United Nations (UN) Despite these obligations and commitments, violence against children continues to take a heavy toll on their mental health and their ability to learn, grow and develop to their full potential. This report aims to support this process. It provides an overview of international evidence on the different ways in which violence harms children’s mental health, highlighting the urgent need for action. In doing so, the report considers diverse settings and forms of violence, the developmental differences in the effects of violence, and the most significant risk and protective factors. The report also highlights solutions, recognizing that despite the continuing gaps in our knowledge, there are effective approaches that should be pursued. 
Women's Right to Education Year of publication: 2021 Author: Alya Shaker Corporate author: Qaf TV The video is an episode of the program "The Women's State" on the interactive Qaf channel. The episode entitled "Women have the right to education". In it, the presenter addressed the issue with Dr. "Nassiba Jalal". The episode discusses the views of women's right to education, the social and economic reasons that prevented women from learning, their reality today, and the many positive effects in the case of women's education from a personal, social and economic point of view. It also discusses the reasons that help facilitate and implement this right today.