Ordinary Member
Annankatu 12 A 18 00120 Helsinki, Finland
Phone: (00358) 50 54 66 038
Email: toimisto (at) sivistystyo.fi, bjorn.wallen (at) sivistystyo.fi
Vapaa Sivistystyö ry - Finnish Adult Education Association (FAEA)
Who we are?
Finnish Adult Education Association is an umbrella organisation for national non-formal adult education associations in Finland. It is a non-governmental organisation founded in 1969. FAEA´s main responsibilities are promoting non-formal adult education and learning, promoting the research on non-formal adult education, and international co-operation.
What we do?
FAEA
- works as an umbrella and as a forum of dialogue for the national
- associations of Finnish liberal adult education,
- lobbies for the Finnish liberal adult education, and negotiates with the
- government,
- participates in the discussion on national and European educational
- policies, and takes up pressing issues,
- participates in national activities on promoting life-long learning,
- co-operates with Finnish universities in order to strengthen research on
- non-formal adult learning and education,
- maintains web page and other information activities,
- co-operates with other associations, authorities and organizations
- regionally, nationally and internationally.
EAEA brings together
120 organisations from 43 countries.
Members in Finland
Ordinary member
Vapaa Sivistystyö ry - Finnish Adult Education Association (FAEA)
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Associate member
Kansanvalistusseura sr – The Finnish Lifelong Learning Foundation (Kvs)
Kansanvalistusseura (Kvs), The Finnish Lifelong Learning Foundation supports learning and builds a society of learners by offering expertise and services.
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