Teach For All

Across the 🌎 #leaders and #changemakers are working to ensure all children can fulfill their potential ✨ learn more about our thriving global network ☝️ #SDG4 #collectiveleadership #globalnetwork #eduactionforall #equityineducation #connectingacrossborders

Recibimos a Ana Florez, Head of Region Americas de Teach For All, en una visita que nos permitió compartir conversaciones reales, reflexiones conjuntas y mucho aprendizaje de ambos lados. Un recordatorio de que ser parte de una red global hace que el trabajo que impulsamos crezca más allá de nuestras fronteras. Durante su estadía, Ana conoció de cerca el contexto en el que trabajamos: conversó con cada área del equipo, acompañó a los PEP en una visita a escuela y comunidad, participó de la cena de agradecimiento junto a nuevos aliados y mantuvo reuniones estratégicas con potenciales donantes. También compartió un espacio con Alumni de distintas generaciones de Enseña por Paraguay, conociendo sus trayectorias, los espacios donde hoy generan impacto y las oportunidades para seguir fortaleciendo nuestra comunidad Alumni. Gracias, Ana, por cada espacio compartido, por las conversaciones y aprendizajes que nos dejan inspirados para seguir impactando y trabajando en comunidad. @teachforall @anaflorezlac

“The climate issue is not something taught through textbooks... it’s a lived reality.” 🌍🌱 In our recent #EarthDay conversation, Rayan Wehbi ( @teachforlebanon fellow) and Sara Di Renzo (@teachforitaly alumna) joined us for a candid conversation about the realities of the climate crisis in their contexts. These educators have led inspiring climate solutions with their students, colleagues, and community members. ✨ Their story is a reminder that we don't have to carry the weight of the climate crisis alone. There is so much power in simply being brave enough to start where you are and invite others to walk with you ✨

✨ 10 años, miles de historias ✨ Celebremos juntos un viaje lleno de momentos inolvidables. Este recap de nuestro evento refleja la esencia de una década construida con pasión, dedicación y el apoyo incondicional de aliados, amigos y personas que comparten nuestra pasión por la educación 📚🚌✏️ Gracias a cada uno de ustedes por ser parte de esta historia

Aliya, Fetuma, and Astrid, student leaders from our network, took the global stage at #ECOSOCYouthForum2026—bringing their perspectives into the rooms where decisions are made 🌍🙌 They engaged decision-makers, shaped conversations, and showed that youth participation is essential for progress ✨ 🎥 Watch to hear what this experience meant to them!

Wendy Kopp, founder of Teach For America and co-founder and CEO of Teach For All, has been named the #Princeton26 Class Day speaker. Kopp, a Class of 1989 graduate, will speak to Princeton seniors at the ceremony scheduled for May 25 on Cannon Green. Class Day, which takes place the day before Commencement, is organized by members of the senior class, who choose the speaker. The ceremony also includes speeches by graduating seniors, the recognition of class members for their contributions and the induction of honorary class members. In a message to their peers, Class Day student leaders said, “Kopp’s address to the class is sure to remind us that our Princeton education carries with it a responsibility to serve something larger than ourselves.” Kopp first conceived of @teachforamerica as part of her undergraduate thesis while majoring in the @princetonspia . Since its founding in 1990, Teach For America has inspired more than 70,000 college graduates to help expand educational opportunities for children in under-resourced K-12 schools across the country. Teach For America also supports its network of alumni who continue to work in education as teachers, school leaders, policymakers and innovators. After 17 years leading Teach For America, Kopp co-founded Teach For All in 2007. The global network fosters the development of locally led organizations, now in more than 60 countries, that leverage Teach For America’s approach “to develop collective leadership to ensure all children fulfill their potential,” according to the organization. “In line with Princeton’s unofficial motto ‘In the Nation’s Service and the Service of Humanity,’ we wanted to choose a Class Day speaker who took her thesis, the defining aspect of our Princeton academic experience, and used it to transform countless lives for the better,” said the message from Class Day committee members Minna Abdella, Cole Crosby, Luke Miller and Jaden Stewart. Tap the link in bio to read the full announcement.

At the Global Institute, we are working towards a future where every child has the education and support they need to shape a better future. We do this by helping educators and leaders around the world learn from each other, so that ideas that are already making a difference in some places can spread further and help more students thrive. Because when learning spreads, opportunity does too. #globalinstitute #shapingabetterfuture #globallearning

What happens when leaders learn from each other across borders? 🌎✨ Over three days,12 partners came together in Colombia 🇨🇴 for our Americas RSM (Recruitment, Selection and Matriculation) convening—exchanging experiences, challenging assumptions, and pushing our thinking on how to better reach and support future leaders. We’re leaving inspired by the conversations and with a shared commitment to keep strengthening this work, together 🙌 A BIG thank you to @ensenaporcolombia for hosting this space! ✨

This Earth Day, we’re continuing the conversation—live 🌱 Across our network, students, fellows, and alumni are responding to the climate realities in their communities. Not in theory, but in practice. Join us as we hear from educators in Lebanon and Italy who are working alongside their students to turn local challenges into collective action. 🗓 April 22 ⏰ 1PM GMT ✨Come listen, learn, and be part of the conversation ✨

In Machakos, students are already living the effects. Drought, rising costs, and food insecurity are part of daily life. In this context, students are not only learning about these challenges. They are responding through small, practical steps in their schools and communities. As Teacher Susan (@teachforkenya ) shares, change doesn’t begin with something big. It begins with one step at a time. ✨ This Earth Day, we’re stepping into conversations with others in our communities, because change grows when we learn with one another across generations, communities, and borders✨ Who will you walk with? 🌱

What happens when we see communities not as victims, but as problem solvers? 🌍 In El Salado, people live alongside the mangroves. They understand the sea, the land, and the changes shaping their community. In this conversation, Lisby (@ensenaporpanama alumna) and Yesenia show us what we miss when we overlook that knowledge, and what becomes possible when communities lead. ✨ A powerful reminder that climate solutions are rooted in community. ✨

Hablar del futuro de la educación es hablar del lugar que le damos a la docencia ✨ En este adelanto @jaimesaavedrach ; director de Desarrollo Humano para América Latina y el Caribe del Banco Mundial y miembro del Directorio Global de @teachforall , nos invita recordar que no hay experiencia educativa trascendente sin docentes reconocidos y acompañados en la enorme labor que sostienen 📚. Luego de abrir conversación sobre el Buen Inicio del Año Escolar🌱, desde el sillón rojo de Enseña Perú seguimos poniendo sobre la mesa reflexiones sobre aquello que ya no puede seguir esperando 🔴🎥 ¡Entrevista completa mañana!