Vicki Phillips, National Geographic Education Officer, shares experiences from her time with the Gates Foundation and the role that Kentucky teachers were able to play there.
Read MoreBill Porter shares his experience at the University of Louisville, including memorable moments that made him fall in love with education.
Read MoreVicki Phillips, National Geographic Education Officer, shares some of her experiences with education in Kentucky including the Prichard Committee.
Read MoreJan Helson, co-founder and board member of Global Game Changers, says that Kentucky has so much intellectual capital and we agree! She shares the complexities of this intellectual capital and the potential that lies within.
Read MoreJustin Walker, Executive Director of Global Game Changers and Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Louisville, shares how he came to his role with Global Game Changers and the impact the organization tries to make in the lives of children.
Read MoreJustin Walker shares that values are what makes Kentucky great. “If you work hard, you can accomplish anything.”
Read MoreJustin Walker shares insight into the Global Game Changers program. Talent plus heart equals a superpower!
Read MoreJan Helson, co-founder and board member of Global Game Changers, explains how Global Game Changers uses fictional superheroes to help children identify with becoming real life superheroes.
Read MoreEvan Roth, managing partner at BBR Partners, discusses his education in Kentucky, what made it special, and how it uniquely positioned him for success.
Read MoreEllen Miller is the co-founder and executive director of the Sunlight Foundation, a Washington-based, non-partisan non-profit dedicated to using the power of the internet to catalyze greater government openness and transparency. Her Kentucky roots run deep, as a member of the Shapira family, whose Heaven Hill Distilleries based in Bardstown is America’s largest independent family-owned producer of bourbon. Here she discusses technology’s role in government transparency, historical Kentuckians who influence her worldview and lifework and Louisville’s role as a leader in government open-data policy.
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