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HALL OF FAME

The HundrED Hall of Fame is a new category within our Global Collection that gives special recognition to education innovations that have demonstrated sustained growth of impact and scalability year after year. Over the last five years, these innovations have shown evidence of being responsive to the current needs in education worldwide.

Hall of Fame Selection Criteria

In order to be considered for the HundrED Hall of Fame, innovations must meet the following criteria. A Hall of Fame innovation...

Has demonstrated sustained growth of impact and scalability in the last 5 years.
Is implementing leading education solutions that are currently at the top of the practices used globally in the problem it is addressing.
Has shown evidence of being responsive to the current needs in education worldwide.
Has been selected at least three times in different HundrED Collections.

The Hall of Fame Innovations

Explore Hall of Fame innovations that have demonstrated sustained growth of impact and scalability year after year.

Bullying Prevention Collaborative Learning

Roots of Empathy

Roots of Empathy(ROE) is known as one of the earliest and clearest voices in the empathy dialogue. ROE, its flagship program for elementary school children, has reached 1.2 million children on 3 conti

Collaborative Learning Creative Thinking

Fundación Escuela Nueva

Escuela Nueva, meaning 'New School' in Spanish, transforms the conventional school model by rethinking the teaching and learning processes to ensure that every child, everywhere, receives high-quality

Global Citizenship Sustainability

World's Largest Lesson

Standing alongside partners including UNICEF and UNESCO, we produce free and creative resources for educators to teach lessons, run projects and stimulate action in support of the Sustainable Developm

Gender Equality Leadership Education

Educate! tackles youth unemployment by partnering with youth, schools, and governments to support young people working towards their social and economic visions for the future. We've meaningfully imp

Blended Learning Compassion

Global Oneness Project

The Global Oneness Project brings the world's global cultures alive in the classroom. They provide award-winning films and photo essays which explore cultural, social, and environmental issues and acc

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Teaching children how to care for the environment is a no-brainer, innovators say

Pramod Kumar Sharma, senior director of education, and Kristina Madsen, international coordinator of education for FEE explain why environmentalism should be a core value in schools, not a novelty

17.4.2023 Rachel Pells

Growing the garden of childhood: How Roots of Empathy nurtures connection for children and parents

Roots of Empathy (ROE) is an organisation that sees the glaring importance of empathy. Started 27 years ago, the Founder/President, Mary Gordon, recognized that fostering empathy in children is key to

20.3.2023 Jamie Lee

Dreams can foster creative confidence: How MyMachine inspires students to believe in their ideas

How can we bring different levels of students together to build creative confidence through project-based learning? We spoke with the Co-Founder and Managing Director of MyMachine, Piet Grymonprez, to

13.3.2023 Jamie Lee

How Slam Out Loud is transforming arts-in-education in India and beyond

Jigyasa Labroo, Co-founder and CEO of Slam Out Loud, shares her vision for systemic change in arts-in-education and reflections on scaling education innovations.

6.3.2023 Jamie Lee

Promoting empathy through storytelling: the Global Oneness Project story

Since the world’s earliest humans began to talk, storytelling has been central to our existence. We share stories as a way to learn from each other and better understand the world around us: it’s what

Transforming a nation: How a Colombian learning model connected vulnerable children to education

Vicky Colbert, founder and director of Fundación Escuela Nueva, speaks to HundrED about how she transformed rural schooling in Colombia and beyond.

13.2.2023 Rachel Pells