Public Dialogue

We believe that shaping the future of education requires broad, inclusive conversations not just expert debate. Our public dialogue work reaches parents, teachers, youth and education leaders with the ideas that matter.

01 Education Futures Podcast

A podcast exploring desirable futures for education

Our bi-weekly podcast explores what desirable futures for education and learning look like in an AI-driven world. It helps adult audiences parents, teachers, and education leaders make sense of how learning must evolve.

Launched October 2025 Bi-weekly episodes 🏆 Prize winner

Recent episodes: "Teaching and measuring soft skills in the age of AI" · "Rethinking assessment in the age of AI" · "From knowledge to durable skills: rethinking higher education"

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Bi-weekly episodes exploring the future of education in the age of AI.

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🏆 KTFH Creative Contest

Prize Winner 2025

We won the Keep the Future Human creative contest!

From middle schoolers debating video game metaphors to high school students critiquing the "bystander effect," this trilingual podcast series captures the unfiltered voice of the next generation. These students prove that keeping the future human starts with giving them a voice.

▶ Watch the trailer on YouTube

A 4-part series

A Youth Dialogue on
Keeping the Future Human

We are racing to build a superintelligent AI but we haven't asked the next generation what they think. This 4-part series gives the microphone to 12 teenagers across Europe and the US, capturing their unfiltered verdict on the race to superintelligence.

Visit the Contest's website → ▶ Watch on YouTube

03 · Launching Jan 2027

Generation AI

A youth-led interview series where teenagers aged 12–16 interview the AI researchers, entrepreneurs and lab leaders shaping the technologies that will define their future — across 10 countries, in 17 episodes.

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