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For Members, By Members: Serving Communities During the Transition to Adulthood

Join us to hear about a vision of refocusing the high school learning experiences of young people on community service through hands-on, real-world experiences, rather than grades, grade point averages (GPA), and high-stakes college entrance exams.

Presenter Bios

Babusi Ngwenya

Babusi is a geoscientist-cum-policy professional expanding knowledge at the intersection of institutions, politics, and policy in natural resources management, sustainable human development, economic development, and energy transition.

Nick Salmon

Nick is a 9th Generation Educator, Facility Planner, PBL Coach,  Furniture Whisperer, and the Founder of the Collaborative  Learning Network. His work includes facilitating the creation of clear educational visions, creating strong connections to local communities, and developing future-flexible facilities that support integrated learning experiences.  

Susannah Johnson 

Susannah is an educator and education coach working to develop a truly individualized program centered on critical thinking strategies. Susannah is an expert in bringing individualized instruction to life as a part of the education revolution taking place as a means to achieve passionate,  engaged, empowered, and liberated learners who, through their creativity support strong global thinking. Susannah supports individuals, schools, organizations, and students through a tailored program development process. 

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