ReimaginED 2022
Where education practitioners, policy makers, caregivers and funders connect with contextualized innovations and with each other to advance a world where all learners thrive.
Friday, 9th December 2022
NAIROBI NATIONAL MUSEUM
What is ReimaginED?
ReimaginED is an annual education innovation summit that showcases contextualized solutions with a demonstrable impact on holistic student learning outcomes. Attendees learn from evidenced-backed models, explore current challenges in the Kenyan education system, and forge partnerships to advance solutions.
Since 2021, ReimaginED has brought together over 800 participants to:
Celebrate
We highlight and amplify local leaders and evidence-based innovations
Connect
We connect local leaders to partners to accelerate their impact
Collectively Learn & Act
to advance competency-based learning for all students
ReimaginED 2022 theme
Accelerating Competency Based Learning
WHAT IS
The current reality of learning in Kenya
WHAT IF
Innovations in education
WHAT NOW
Our collective opportunities for improving education for all of Kenya’s youth
ReimaginED is for:
Innovators
Investors
Funders
Teachers and caregivers
Policy makers
Families
Why ReimaginED?
At ReimaginED, you will:
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Explore challenges in the Kenyan education system.
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Experience what a reimagined education could look like for all children.
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Dive deeply with “Collective Conversations”.
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Network and learn from 30+ innovations from grassroots organizations to government agencies.
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Connect with leaders from essential government agencies in education including KICD and the Ministry of Education.
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Engage with students from across the country.
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Be inspired and connected to pioneering educators, funders, and families.
Morning Session (9am to 12noon):
Are you a teacher? Funder? Policy maker? Educationist? We will be having Collective Conversations facilitated by exceptional practitioners in the field and will cover these key topics areas:
Collective Conversations Part 1 (You will choose to attend any one of these):
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CBC (Competency Based Curriculum)
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Climate Action
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Diversity & Inclusion
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The Metis Way Curriculum
Collective Conversations Part 2 (You will choose to attend any one of these):
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CBC & Caregiver engagement
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Teacher led innovations,
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Skills for employability
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Technology
Afternoon Session (1pm to 5pm):
Are you a parent? learner? are you passionate about education? There will be an amazing showcase of 30 Kenyan innovators who are changing the face of education in Kenya, thereafter you will have the opportunity to listen to the diverse perspectives of young Kenyan learners on education. We will also have an award giving ceremony where nominated innovators will receive awards for their work and impact.
VENUE: Nairobi National Museum located at Museum Hill
Date: Friday, 9th December 2022
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Full day access: KES 1,500 (Includes lunch and afternoon bitings)
Half day access: KES 1,000 (Includes afternoon bitings)
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*Ticket price includes museum pass for future use.
"ReimaginED is what is needed today. This conference has exposed me to so many things. We imagine in education that we are alone but I've seen many people reimagining education and supporting children so that the quality improves. If we come together as Kenyans and give our children the education they require, we can achieve a ReimaginED education for our children because it's not about us, it's about them. Thank you Metis for bringing us together and the chances to network and collaborate. "
-Ruth Mugambi, Ministry of Education
“The people who came were really awesome. The mix of funders and practitioners was excellent! As TAF, we were able to connect with people who are interested in the work that we’re doing. It was really beneficial for The Action Foundation. Plus, the venue was awesome, the people were cool. It was a really nice vibe. I am really looking forward to next year already! My bar for going for events is really high—I’m a busy introvert— but I am earnestly looking forward to participating next year!”
-Maria Omare, Founder of the Action Foundation