Education Innovation Articles

With 65 schools in the USA, the Big Picture Learning philosophy of "one student at a time" has already seen the idea spread to a number of countries including New Zealand, India, Kazakstan, China, and

In March of 2021, Aflatoun and its partners organized a series of calls with children and young people from more than 40 countries in Africa, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. The youth

HundrED Country Lead, Nathan Strenge shares insights into his own life and passion for innovation in education as well as what he perceives as the challenges and opportunities facing innovation in edu

HundrED Youth Ambassadors Ruhan Anjan Kartik and Alice Machado are seeking help to organize global youth debates around the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This online international debate champions

In honor of International Youth Day, we would like to highlight the achievement of one of our HundrED Youth Ambassadors, Mawuenyefia Wisdom Amenyo. Mawuenyefia has recently been selected as one of thi

Chris Jackson, Chief Communications Officer from Big Picture Learning shares the school's approach to education under quarantine. Highly recommended for schools, teachers, parents and students!

Starting 2020, the HundrED Youth Ambassador program is transforming into a year-long program for an active community of students and young leaders from around the world, passionate about education’s p

After months of research and studying nearly 100 submitted innovations, we are excited to announce that our final Spotlight of the year 2019 has come to a close. The HundrED Spotlight on Employability

Since 2011, Luminos Fund's Speed School initiative has worked in partnership with Ethiopian NGOs to enable 113,000 children to get a second chance at education. We reached out to the innovators behind

The issues facing vulnerable children are complex but the solution doesn't have to be. Just one caring adult can make all the difference to their future prospects, here's the innovations that are doin

We have to change the narrative around the youth bulge crisis at the bottom of the pyramid; to see youth as the very hope for the African continent. We must do what it takes for many to be brought up