We’re launching the Resilience & Social Emotional Learning (RSEL) Programme on 10 March 2026 in Kampala!
Developed in partnership with @WHO , the initiative supports resilience, mental health & SRHR decision-making for adolescents aged 10–14.
#RSELProgrammeLaunch@Echidna
Dr. Cleophus Mugenyi, Commissioner for Basic Education at Uganda’s Ministry of Education and Sports, shares valuable insights on the importance of strengthening basic education and turning commitments into meaningful action for learners.
#EACREC2026#CommitmentsToImpact
A recap of the 2nd East African Community Regional Education Conference bringing together leaders, educators and stakeholders to move from commitments to impact and shape a stronger future for education in the region.
#EACREC2026#CommitmentsToImpact
As the #EACREC2026 comes to a close, we reflect on powerful conversations on TVET, teacher professional development, foundational learning, equity & inclusion and education system transformation.
From data to decision-making.
From AI to the classroom.
From inclusion to ensuring that no learner is left behind.
Here are some highlights from an inspiring day of learning, collaboration and conversations shaping the future of education.
#EACREC2026#CommitmentsToImpact
Our Chief Guest at the East African Community Regional Education Conference, Hon. @CSBeatriceMoe, is here with us for the Official Opening Ceremony.
#EACREC2026@EACREC2026
“Curriculum conferences such as this play a vital role in the evolving education landscape. They provide essential platforms for research, innovation, and exchange of ideas.” Prof George Ladaah Openjuru, Chairperson NCDC Council. #ICCD2026#NCDC#CurriculumDevelopment#Education
Day II of the 2nd International Conference on Curriculum Development is here. Please stop by our stand to review the materials we develop for teachers and learners on foundational learning and the reports from our Adolescent Agency and wellbeing programmes.
#ICCD2026
The 2nd International Conference on Curriculum Development is underway in Kampala, Uganda.
Earlier today, our Executive Director, Dr John Mary Mitana, chaired the keynote session delivered by Dr Tonny Devine of the Global Peace Foundation. #ICCD2026
“Innovative Curriculum Approaches for Sustainable Education in a Globalised World.” @JMERCUganda
Date: 20–21 August 2026
Watch the video and hear this special invitation.
Don’t miss #ICCD2026 — be part of shaping the future of education!
We are excited to announce that JMERC is partnering with UNESCO-IICBA to boost evidence-based education planning in two of KIX Africa 19 countries.
Read more here: https://t.co/6YqduYsgIs
From AI & ICT in education to sustainability, competency-based learning, TVET, climate education, inclusivity, teacher capacity building and early childhood education — #ICCD2026 will tackle some of the most important issues shaping the future of education.
#ICCD2026#NCDC
We are honored to have our Executive Director @MNakabug as a Keynote Speaker at the 2nd International Conference on Curriculum Development #ICCD2026! We look forward to connecting with experts from Uganda, Zambia, the UK, and beyond as we explore innovative approaches for sustainable education in a globalised world. Excited to contribute to these vital conversations this week, August 20th–21st, at the Speke Resort Convention Centre, Munyonyo-Kampala, Uganda.
The countdown to #ICCD2026 continues with -Press Conference tomorrow, 16 August 2026 at 10:00 AM.
Join us as we officially share details about the 2nd International Conference on Curriculum Development and the conversations shaping the future of education.#CurriculumDevelopment
Young people everywhere deserve to be heard, empowered and allowed to shape the future they want. At JMERC, we believe in investing in their voice, agency and potential.
Happy International Youth Day 2026! 💙
#DifferentContextsCommonAspirations#YouthAgency
The @ReliAfrica member workshop on #EffectiveDocumentation and #EvidenceGeneration has wrapped up in Uganda 🇺🇬. Participants are leaving with action plan commitments, but the real wins are personal as they're already planning staff training and making their own promises to improve documentation.