
The time to change is now.
October 20th, 10 am local time.

24 hours, 24 regions spanning the entire world.
From New Zealand to Hawaii, a full day for students, educators, experts and the general public to advocate and demonstrate change in education.

Worldwide Atlas of Educational Change
Are you changing education? Let us know what you are doing!
Click on the map below to see real life examples of how education is changing
Let´s make our voices heard.
Worldwide Survey on How We Prefer to Learn.
On October 20, we will be sharing with the world a survey for students and educators on learning preferences. Please share this 5 minute survey as widely as possible so that we can tell the world how we like to learn.
Words associated with change in education.
Region Leaders

Region Leader - GMT-11h
Susannah Johnson

Region Leader - GMT+3h Timezone
Benjamin Davies

Region Leader - GMT-3h Timezone
Paula Barberis

Region Leader - GMT-8h Timezone
Ainsley Rose

Region Leader - GMT-2h Timezone
Natalia Tieso

Region Leader - GMT+5h30 Timezone
Parag Mankeekar

Region Leader - GMT+9h Timezone
Mary Beth Lutrell

Region Leader - GMT-7h Timezone
Neil Fleming

Region Leader - GMT-6h Timezone
Arturo Alejandro Archundia Gonzalez

Region Leader - GMT+13h Timezone
Derek Wenmoth

Region Leader - GMT+8h Timezone
Terry Qian

Region Leader - GMT+10h Timezone
Peter Foster

Region Leader - GMT-4h Timezone
Dr. Arvi Balseiro

Region Leader - GMT-7h Timezone
Kristin Anderson

Region Leader - GMT+4h Timezone
Hanadi Dayyeh

Region Leader - GMT+2h Timezone
Dickson Megera

Region Leader - GMT Timezone
Oliver Proctor

Region Leader GMT-5h Timezone
Oscar Mauricio Rey Vesga

Region Leader - GMT+2h Timezone
Lucia Valyi

Region Leader - GMT+2h Timezone
Javi de Miguel

From East to West, on October 20, always at 10am, we will:
Hear from some of the world’s most inspirational speakers and authors.
Give students worldwide a voice to tell us how and what they want to learn and how they think they learn best.
Share best practices, live from schools in each region.
Engage the public in interactive discussions on how schools can create a better future.
