EDITORIAL
15 YEARS OF TRAJECTORIES, ENCOUNTERS, AND TRANSFORMATIONS
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Movimentos Docentes, teacher education, inclusion, social transformation, contemporary educationAbstract
This editorial celebrates the 15th anniversary of Movimentos Docentes through a trajectory built on encounters, collaborative networks, knowledge production, and a commitment to teacher education and professional recognition. The text proposes understanding this history as a collective movement that has crossed institutional and territorial boundaries, expanding spaces for participation, authorship, and the circulation of knowledge. Throughout this journey, memory and continuity are intertwined: remembering means recognizing achievements while also projecting new paths for research, education, and educational transformation. The editorial also presents the studies that comprise Volume 2, No. 1, 2025, highlighting an educational landscape marked by complexity, inclusion, innovation, and the need for critical responses to contemporary challenges. By bringing together different perspectives, education is reaffirmed as a collective and relational construction, permanently open to new movements.
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