Education Globalization and Social Justice

In this comprehensive analysis, Miguel Harold Kenswil explores the critical intersections of education, globalization, and social justice, particularly regarding their effects on women, girls, and individuals with disabilities. The study highlights the disparities in educational access and quality, exacerbated by globalization and the influence of multinational corporations. It discusses the need for inclusive educational policies that address gender inequality and promote social justice in various regions, including Afghanistan and Latin America. By examining these issues, the document aims to raise awareness and provide actionable recommendations for educators, policymakers, and stakeholders to create equitable educational environments. Ultimately, it advocates for a transformative approach to education that prioritizes the needs of marginalized groups in a globalized world.