The first time my students saw a big name author come to our school, even the most reluctant readers charged through their reading, scribbled questions on scraps of paper, and clamored for front-row seats. Somehow, the in-person star power of an impressive author drew them into the pages of a book and had them bubbling about literary possibilities.  

In the last few years, I’ve organized in-person author visits with several New York Times bestselling authors and a Pulitzer prize...

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“Although the immediate focus of the Salamanca conference was on what was termed special needs education, its conclusion was that the aim must be to develop inclusive education systems.” – Mel Ainscow

Of the 57 million children worldwide estimated to still be missing out on school, more than 40% are thought...

“Digital tools are changing almost daily, teachers and students are learning these new technologies together, which provides a hands-on, collaborative learning experience.” – Cleary Vaughan-Lee

Stories bring us together, and since 2006, The Global Oneness Project has focused on storytelling about...