Humanity Schools
Keynotes, workshops and insights for schools, universities and workplaces on the human capabilities young people need in an AI-shaped world.
OUR MISSION
Through keynotes, workshops and thought leadership, we help primary and secondary school educators, university communities and employers across Australia and New Zealand understand what AI in schools, universities and workplaces means for the human capabilities young people need.
Our audiences include teachers, school leaders and parents, university students and educators, graduates and the people responsible for their development. We bring research, shared frameworks and practical insights to a common question:
How do we prepare young people for what comes next?
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Conversations with educators, scientists, psychologists and technologists exploring what an AI-shaped world asks of us, and how we help young people develop the judgement, agency, adaptability and connection to thrive within it.
Human capability is how we think, make decisions, relate to others and respond to change. As AI makes answers and outputs easier to produce, we need the judgement to question them, the agency to decide what matters and the ability to work with others to turn ideas into meaningful action. Our keynotes and workshops explore how we deliberately develop these capabilities, connecting what happens in classrooms today with what life and work will ask of us tomorrow.
Keynotes and workshops for the adults shaping young people’s futures, across schools, universities, communities and workplaces.
What young people need to thrive in an AI-shaped world.
Nine human capabilities. A shared language. Practical ways for adults to build young people’s judgement, agency, connection and adaptability through everyday teaching and mentoring.
For: Educators, parents and leaders across schools, universities and graduate development.
Formats: Keynote · Half-day or full-day workshop
Why the future of education and the future of work are the same conversation.
As AI changes how people learn and work, how do we develop tomorrow’s talent? Discover how education and employers can build human capability through deliberate learning, mentoring and pathways into work.
For: Education leaders, careers advisers, employers and policymakers.
Format: Keynote
Founded by Rebecca Maklad, Tāne Hunter and Sarah Green, Humanity Schools brings together experience in futures thinking, science communication, human development and community building. Our shared purpose is to help education communities understand a changing world and deliberately develop the human capabilities young people need to shape it.
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The Learning to Be Human Framework
Nine capabilities for helping young people manage themselves, work with others and navigate change.
Explore how to put the framework into practice through our Learning to Be Human keynote and workshops.
EXPLORE THE FULL FRAMEWORK
Education is no longer about teaching students something alone; it is more important to be teaching them to develop a reliable compass and the navigation tools to find their own way in a world that is increasingly complex, volatile and uncertain.
Andreas Schleicher, OECD Director for Education and Skills
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