On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

Use this opportunity to share updates, exchange ideas, and dive into new possibilities for collaboration. For discussion prompts and inspiration, check out the GLF Reunion Padlet: bit.ly/GLF2025ReunionPadlet. Let’s keep the fellowship spirit alive and thriving!

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for past and present NEA Foundation Global Learning Fellow cohorts to connect with one another in an informal space.

Torin Peterson and Ebony English from the NEA Foundation will give introductory remarks. Next, Global Learning Fellowship Advisory Council members FaBion Barnes and Jo Macellaro will recount their personal global learning journeys. Then, Lucy Gray of Actionable Innovations Global will explain the format for the day.

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for your global learning conversations!

The conversations are informal discussions driven by participants' experiences and insights, not formal presentations. Enjoy!

Looking to take your classroom global? Join this collaborative session to explore a rich variety of teacher-tested resources that support global learning, including grant and fellowship opportunities, globally focused curriculum, and innovative edtech tools. Bring your own favorites to share and leave with new ideas, links, and connections to elevate your teaching practice and globalize your classroom.

What does it really mean to be a global educator today? In this session, connect with fellow educators to share your journey—successes, challenges, lessons learned, and favorite resources. Whether you're just starting or have years of experience, come ready for an open, supportive conversation about teaching with a global perspective. Come share your journey!

How do we bring the world into our classrooms? In this collaborative Edcamp session, educators will share and co-create ideas for lesson planning with a global lens. Discover practical ways to connect your curriculum to global issues, cultures, and competencies—no matter what subject or grade level you teach.

What does it take to foster truly global citizens? In this Edcamp session, dive into a rich discussion about cultivating intercultural competence and global citizenship in your students. Teachers need to be global citizens as well—embracing diverse perspectives, staying informed about global issues, and modeling inclusive, empathetic behavior. Share strategies, resources, and classroom practices—grounded in frameworks like the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Asia Society’s Four Domains of Global Competence, and Learning for Justice standards—that help students make meaningful connections between local and global issues. Let’s explore how to build bridges between classrooms and the wider world.

How is AI shaping global education—and what should educators know? In this session, we’ll explore the intersections of artificial intelligence, global competence, and classroom practice. Share tools, ethical considerations, and instructional strategies that help students navigate an AI-powered world while staying rooted in global awareness, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. Let’s imagine a future where technology enhances—not replaces—our human connection across borders.

Have questions about the NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship? Join this session to hear directly from Fellowship alumni & NEA Foundation staff about this year-long professional learning opportunity. This "coffee chat" will be entirely driven by your questions (no presentations here!), so come ready and curious!

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for your global learning conversations!

The conversations are informal discussions driven by participants' experiences and insights, not formal presentations. Enjoy!

Looking to take your classroom global? Join this collaborative session to explore a rich variety of teacher-tested resources that support global learning, including grant and fellowship opportunities, globally focused curriculum, and innovative edtech tools. Bring your own favorites to share and leave with new ideas, links, and connections to elevate your teaching practice and globalize your classroom.

What does it really mean to be a global educator today? In this session, connect with fellow educators to share your journey—successes, challenges, lessons learned, and favorite resources. Whether you're just starting or have years of experience, come ready for an open, supportive conversation about teaching with a global perspective. Come share your journey!

How do we bring the world into our classrooms? In this collaborative Edcamp session, educators will share and co-create ideas for lesson planning with a global lens. Discover practical ways to connect your curriculum to global issues, cultures, and competencies—no matter what subject or grade level you teach.

What does it take to foster truly global citizens? In this Edcamp session, dive into a rich discussion about cultivating intercultural competence and global citizenship in your students. Teachers need to be global citizens as well—embracing diverse perspectives, staying informed about global issues, and modeling inclusive, empathetic behavior. Share strategies, resources, and classroom practices—grounded in frameworks like the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Asia Society’s Four Domains of Global Competence, and Learning for Justice standards—that help students make meaningful connections between local and global issues. Let’s explore how to build bridges between classrooms and the wider world.

How is AI shaping global education—and what should educators know? In this session, we’ll explore the intersections of artificial intelligence, global competence, and classroom practice. Share tools, ethical considerations, and instructional strategies that help students navigate an AI-powered world while staying rooted in global awareness, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. Let’s imagine a future where technology enhances—not replaces—our human connection across borders.

Have questions about the NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship? Join this session to hear directly from Fellowship alumni & NEA Foundation staff about this year-long professional learning opportunity. This "coffee chat" will be entirely driven by your questions (no presentations here!), so come ready and curious!

On the Schedule Board (click here to access), there are breakout rooms for your global learning conversations!

The conversations are informal discussions driven by participants' experiences and insights, not formal presentations. Enjoy!

Looking to take your classroom global? Join this collaborative session to explore a rich variety of teacher-tested resources that support global learning, including grant and fellowship opportunities, globally focused curriculum, and innovative edtech tools. Bring your own favorites to share and leave with new ideas, links, and connections to elevate your teaching practice and globalize your classroom.

What does it really mean to be a global educator today? In this session, connect with fellow educators to share your journey—successes, challenges, lessons learned, and favorite resources. Whether you're just starting or have years of experience, come ready for an open, supportive conversation about teaching with a global perspective. Come share your journey!

How do we bring the world into our classrooms? In this collaborative Edcamp session, educators will share and co-create ideas for lesson planning with a global lens. Discover practical ways to connect your curriculum to global issues, cultures, and competencies—no matter what subject or grade level you teach.

What does it take to foster truly global citizens? In this Edcamp session, dive into a rich discussion about cultivating intercultural competence and global citizenship in your students. Teachers need to be global citizens as well—embracing diverse perspectives, staying informed about global issues, and modeling inclusive, empathetic behavior. Share strategies, resources, and classroom practices—grounded in frameworks like the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Asia Society’s Four Domains of Global Competence, and Learning for Justice standards—that help students make meaningful connections between local and global issues. Let’s explore how to build bridges between classrooms and the wider world.

How is AI shaping global education—and what should educators know? In this session, we’ll explore the intersections of artificial intelligence, global competence, and classroom practice. Share tools, ethical considerations, and instructional strategies that help students navigate an AI-powered world while staying rooted in global awareness, critical thinking, and cultural understanding. Let’s imagine a future where technology enhances—not replaces—our human connection across borders.

Have questions about the NEA Foundation’s Global Learning Fellowship? Join this session to hear directly from Fellowship alumni & NEA Foundation staff about this year-long professional learning opportunity. This "coffee chat" will be entirely driven by your questions (no presentations here!), so come ready and curious!

Join us for closing remarks from Sara Sneed, President & CEO of The NEA Foundation.