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CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS: GLOBAL EDUCATORS NETWORK-
World Teachers’ Month Poetry Competition
In celebration of World Teachers’ Month, we invite you to lift your voice and pick up your pen! Join us in honoring the educators who shape our world by participating in our upcoming poetry writing contest.
Theme: "Valuing Teacher Voices: Towards a New Social Contract for Education"
Submission Window: September 10 – September 30, 2026
Core Culminating Event: October 5, 2026 (7:00 PM) via Zoom Meeting
Why Participate?
This is your platform to creatively express the challenges, triumphs, and aspirations of the teaching profession. Help us advocate for a future where teacher insights drive the evolution of learning. Top entries will be featured live during our World Teachers' Day program and compiled into a digital anthology! And the top 3 will receive a surprise gift!
Quick Guidelines:
* Open to all students, faculty members, and institutional staff.
* Poems must be original work and directly reflect the theme.
* Maximum of 30 lines.
How to Enter: https://forms.gle/TJTowdpsuMVPiRDC9
Deadline: September 30, 2026, at 11:59 PM.
Let’s write the future of education together!
10th International Students Presentation Forum
Theme: “Fostering Safe and Supportive Campuses: Promoting Mental Health, Preparedness, and Preventing Harm”
Date and Time: 11 October 2026, 13:00 (GMT 7- Bangkok Time), Zoom Meeting
This forum seeks to advance the vision of campuses as safe havens for learning, growth, and well-being. Recognizing the increasing challenges posed by mental health concerns, bullying, suicide risks, and campus safety threats, the program emphasizes proactive measures that integrate preparedness, prevention, and resilience.
Objectives
1. Promote Mental Health Awareness – Encourage open dialogue and reduce stigma surrounding mental health issues among students, faculty, and staff.
2. Strengthen Campus Preparedness – Develop proactive strategies for emergency response, crisis management, and harm prevention.
3. Cultivate a Safe and Inclusive Environment – Establish policies and practices that prevent bullying, harassment, and discrimination.
4. Enhance Student Well-Being – Integrate holistic programs that support emotional, psychological, and physical wellness.
5. Prevent Harm and Suicide – Implement evidence-based interventions and peer-support systems to identify risks early and provide timely assistance.
6. Build Resilient Communities – Foster collaboration among stakeholders to create sustainable, supportive, and safe learning spaces.
Submission Requirements
Each participating university must submit the following information:
1. Institutional Information: Provide the official name and logo of your institution. These will be featured in event graphics, certificates, and programs as co-organizers.
2. Presenter Details: Submit the names and photos of all presenters, along with their course/program and year level.
3. Advisor Information: Include the names and contact details (email and phone number) of the advisors. If there are multiple advisors, please designate one main advisor to serve as the certificate signatory.
4. Submission Deadline: All entries must be submitted via email at gentefl15@gmail.com
📸 Invitation to Participate
🗓️ Date & Time: November 22, 2026, 9:00 AM
📍 Venue: Zoom Link
✨ About the Activity
This photojournalism initiative promotes internationalization by encouraging students to document local culture, community experiences, environmental concerns, and social issues. Through the lens, participants will connect local stories with global perspectives, fostering deeper understanding of cultural diversity and shared global concerns.
📌 Requirements
Submit 5 original photographs per student/group.
Provide a title, captions, and short narrative for the photo story.
Include photographer’s name and date taken.
🛠️ Materials Needed
Smartphone or digital camera
Computer or mobile device
Editing/presentation software
🎓 Expected Learning Outcomes
Participants will gain practical experience in using photography as a communication tool, learning to observe critically, document authentically, and present stories responsibly to both local and global audiences.
📢 You are warmly invited to join us in this meaningful activity.
Together, let us capture stories that transcend borders and inspire communities worldwide.
Transforming Education: Research Driving Change through Technology, Inclusion, Teacher Excellence, and Assessment Innovation
Keynote Speakers:
Prof. Maiko Kimura, Mukogawa Womens University
Prof. Hiroko Arao, Mie University
On behalf of the entire GEN TEFL 2026 team, we extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended and contributed to making this year’s event a success.
Your presence, insights, and engagement brought incredible energy to the conference. Whether you joined us in person or virtually, your participation helped create meaningful conversations, spark new ideas, and strengthen our community.
We are grateful to our speakers, sponsors, partners, and volunteers for their dedication and support. Most importantly, we thank you—our attendees—for your time, enthusiasm, and commitment to advancing the academe.
We look forward to welcoming you again at our next event.
Congratulations to our GEN 2026 Leadership Awardees
In recognition of your exceptional educational leadership, innovative contributions,
and exemplary service and commitment to excellence.
Dr. Virgilio Boado
Department of Education, Philippines
Dr. Annie Domede
University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman
Past Event
9th Global Educators Network International Conference - Bangkok
Junior High School Level
Best Presenters (Gold Award)
Kanyanat Namprakai
Khemissara Ngamnathum
Putthakhun Yodna
Best Presenters (Silver Award)
Ireen Kraisorn
Pattharamon Kusalasaiyanon
Theethawat Suthiart
Best Speakers
Naruebodee Lamlong
Ireen Kraisorn
Chansararin Pramarn
Kanyanat Namprakai
Most Outstanding Young Researchers Award
- Sakolrajwittayanukul School, Thailand
University Students Level
Best Presenters
Rin Kato, Mie University
Best Speakers
Asuka Yoshimi, Mie University
Professional Level
Best Paper Presenter
Dr. Gregerlin Lambenicio, University of the Cordilleras
Best Presenters
Prof. Hiroko Arao, Mie University
Prof. Prof. Maiko Kimura, Mukogawa Womens University
Ma. Katrina Garcia, DepEd, Calumbaya Elementary School
Prof. Dr. David-Samuel Di Fuccia, University of Kassel
Best Speakers
Herson Gavina, Masupe Elementary School
Evangelene Sison, Pugo Integrated School
Pamela Jane Bate, Dasol Integrated School
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