Join the Movement: Shape an Inclusive, Intersectional Future for Teacher Education

151 contributors helped shape this OpenTextbook —
now it’s your turn to explore, learn, and discover new perspectives!

Education has the power to transform lives and societies—but only when it’s accessible to everyone. At All Means All!, we’ve brought together educators, researchers, self-advocates, and change-makers from across Europe and around the world to create an OpenTextbook that reimagines teacher education. Our focus is on intersectionality and inclusion, tackling everything from age and disability to cultural background and language diversity.

Through engaging workshops, research collaborations, podcasts, and videos, our community of 151 passionate contributors has developed a resource that goes beyond theory. Here, you’ll find real-world practices, heartfelt stories, and innovative ideas designed to support today’s—and tomorrow’s—teachers.

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Dive in and help us continue building an inclusive world where all means all!

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Why join us?

  • Expand Your Perspective: Learn from educators, activists, and researchers who bring a wealth of lived experiences.
  • Engage with Practical Tools: Find ready-to-use strategies for tackling bias, embracing diversity, and fostering inclusive classrooms.
  • Customize and Make It Your Own: Build your own (e)book to adapt the content to your unique context—whether at your school, university, or advocacy group.

    • You can read the OpenTextbook, listen to inspiring podcast episodes, watch videos featuring real-life classroom scenarios, or create your own personalized version of the book. There’s a place for everyone here—no matter your level of expertise or area of interest.

    Background

    This OpenTextbook was developed between 2020 and 2024, thanks to the collaborative efforts of universities and advocacy organizations across Europe. Its creation was made possible through funding by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, ensuring a broad and diverse foundation of support that reflects our commitment to truly inclusive teacher education.