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ALCN Annual Report – May 2025 to May 2026

The ALCN Annual Report for the period May 2025 until May 2026 was approved at our AGM on 11 June 2026. Enjoy reading about the work of the ALCN and our Learning Cities and Learning Communities.View the Report HERE

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Connecting Urban and Rural Learning initiatives PASCAL Learning Cities Network (LCN)

Connecting Urban and Rural Learning initiatives PASCAL Learning Cities Network (LCN)Report on Learning For Change: Social Learning and Innovation in the Fiji Landcare LIFE ProjectDr Mary Johnson, Research Fellow, Global Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University, and fourth generation farmer, provided an overview of the six‑year Fiji Landcare research project (LIFE) funded by […]

Report on ALCN Learning Forum – The Adaptation Game (TAG) in Action 26 March 2026

Participants heard from the City of Canning’s Sustainability team during a hands-on session demonstrating how The Adaptation Game can spark meaningful community conversations about climate adaptation and resilience. The forum also featured a practical case study from Wyndham City, showcasing climate resilience in action, followed by time for discussion, questions, […]

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Owen James Saleeba (OAM)

The ALCN congratulates Owen James Saleeba (Jim) on being awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM)  for service to vocational and tertiary education and to the community.The ALCN is proud of the strategic leadership Jim provided to the  Australian Learning Communities Network throughout the period 2001-2019. This network […]

 

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Projects through People

Working hand-in-hand to make a better world for our future generations to come, through the sharing of lifelong learning.

Learning Cities promote access to more learning opportunities for local communities.

Support for Communities

Learning Cities promote access to more learning opportunities for local communities.
Sometimes its necessary t to go beyond the “basics” to provide communities additional opportunity and support.

Giving back to communities

Sometimes its necessary t to go beyond the “basics” to provide communities additional opportunity and support.
There are a number of ways you can become an advocate for your community. Be a part of the change!

Enriching the lives of the community

There are a number of ways you can become an advocate for your community. Be a part of the change!

What is a Learning Community?

A learning community is one that address its own learning needs through partnership. It uses the strengths of individual, social and institutional relationships across sectors to bring about cultural shifts in the perceptions of the value of learning. Learning communities explicitly use learning to enhance social, economic, cultural and environmental conditions on a sustainable, inclusive basis.

 
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