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Are you ready to connect? HundrED’s inspiring community is one of doers, thinkers, and strivers whose work is valuable, but often overlooked. When we come together, magic happens. Ideas are born, passions are lit, and deep friendships are forged in the service of helping every child flourish. That’s the magic behind the HundrED Innovation Summit, and we are excited to bring that magic to you. Introducing the HundrED ConnectED podcast. Every week, you’ll join hosts Annette de Graaf, Cherrelle Druppers, Hanneke Mackie, Lindsay Stewart and Alex Shapero as they dive deep into their guest's work.

  1. Growing a Network of Local Leaders with the HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship

    MAR 5

    Growing a Network of Local Leaders with the HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship

    Host Annette De Graaf engages with leaders from the HP Cambridge Partnership for Education EdTech Fellowship to discuss the innovative fellowship program designed to transform education systems globally. She is joined by Jane Mann, Manging Director of Partnership for Education, Mayank Dhingra, leader of Education Business for SEMA at HP, and Sümeyye Hatice Eral, a Fellow of the programme. The conversation explores the personal journeys of the guests, the necessity of the fellowship in bridging gaps in education leadership, and the profound impact it has on participants. The importance of community, co-creation, and a shared vision for the future of education are emphasized, culminating in a discussion about the dreams and aspirations for a more inclusive and effective educational landscape. Takeaways The fellowship was created to support education leaders in navigating systemic changes.Personal experiences and motivations drive the passion for education among leaders.The need for innovation in education is critical, especially in the context of technology.Fellows gain insights into real classroom challenges and how to address them effectively.The program fosters a strong sense of community and collaboration among participants.Education should focus on developing better human beings, not just academic success.Co-creation with teachers and students is essential for effective educational change.The fellowship provides a global network of support for ongoing professional development.Empathy and understanding the human factor are crucial in the innovation process.The future of education should be accessible and serve all individuals, regardless of their circumstances. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the HB Cambridge Partnership for Education 02:20 Personal Journeys: Igniting the Passion for Education 07:37 The Need for the Fellowship: Bridging Gaps in Education Leadership 13:01 Experiencing the Fellowship: Insights from a Fellow 17:20 Staying Connected: The Importance of Community in Education 37:46 Dreams for the Future of Education: Perspectives from Leaders

    41 min

  2. FEB 19

    It Starts with the Parents with Lively Minds and OneSky

    Summary This conversation explores the critical role of early childhood development (ECD) and the importance of engaging parents as primary educators. The discussion features insights from ECD champions James Adongo from Lively Minds and Morgan Lance, CEO of OneSky, who share their experiences in implementing ECD programs in Ghana, Uganda, and Asia. They emphasize the need for community involvement, the challenges faced in changing perceptions about parental roles, and the significance of measuring success through child development outcomes. The conversation also highlights the importance of technology and partnerships with governments for sustainable ECD initiatives, culminating in their dreams for a future where every child has equal opportunities for quality education. Major Takeaways: 80% of brain development happens in the first three years.Parents are the first educators a child will ever have.We see parents as sleeping giants in ECD.The foundation of a building is like early childhood education.Interventions in the first six years have the greatest impact.We need to work with government for sustainability.Every child deserves to be seen, safe, and nurtured.Fathers are beginning to participate more in ECD programs.We need to co-create systems with the government.The radio is a good strategy for reaching parents.

    46 min

  3. FEB 5

    Making schools work for everyone with Connected North and TIEEZ

    Join Connected North's Jennifer Corriero and the TIEEZ programme's Dr. Faye Hodza as they discuss digital inclusion, innovation in education, and how to make educational systems resilient and sustainable. This episode is hosted by Cherrelle Druppers (Cheza Cheza) and Alex Shapero (HundrED) The speakers discussed the challenges addressed by their programs, the importance of cultural grounding, equitable education, and inclusive learning environments. They also shared insights on trauma-informed approaches, community partnerships, and the importance of data-driven decision making. The conversation highlighted the need for empowerment, resilience, and the decolonization of education, as well as the lessons for policymakers and the future vision for education.

    49 min

  4. JAN 22

    How to listen to your data with Class Saathi and Motriz's Predictors of Learning

    Join education innovators Pankaj Agarwal and Paula Corneiro, who discuss their respective ⁠HundrED 2026 Global Collection⁠ Innovations, ⁠Class Saathi⁠ and ⁠Predictors of Learning⁠, which enhance learning through data and technology. The conversation explores the importance of real-time data in classrooms, the role of government collaboration in systemic change, and the ethical considerations surrounding data usage in education. Both guests emphasize the need for customized learning experiences and the potential of education to transform lives and communities. This episode is hosted by Hanneke Mackie of ⁠Buzz Kidz⁠, Cherelle Druppers of ⁠Cheza Cheza⁠ and Alex Shapero of HundrED

    47 min

  5. JAN 8

    Scaling Up the Magic of Psychosocial Supports with the Better Learning Programme

    This episode of the 100 Connected Podcast features three teammembers of the Norwegian Refugee Council's Better Learning Programme and their white label scaling initiative, which aims aims at provide psychosocial support and education to children in emergency contexts. The BLP's director, Camilla Lodi, and two practitioners, Emily Ndunda and Zahra Choopankareh join hosts Cherelle Druppers (Cheza Cheza) and Alex Shapero (HundrED) as they highlight the importance of creating safe learning environments, the role of community engagement, and the need for cultural adaptation of educational programs. The speakers share their experiences and insights on the challenges faced in implementing these programs, the significance of teacher wellbeing, and their aspirations for the future of education.

    42 min

  6. 12/10/2025

    Taking care of teachers with SEE Learning and Educating for Wellbeing

    This conversation explores the transformative power of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) in education, featuring insights from leaders Daniela Labra (⁠Educating for Wellbeing⁠) and Ryder Delaloye (⁠SEE Learning⁠), both part of the ⁠2026 HundrED Global Collection⁠. They discuss their respective programs aimed at integrating SEL into school systems, emphasizing the importance of teacher wellbeing, compassion, and ethical education. The dialogue highlights the challenges of implementing SEL in various cultural contexts and the need for systemic change to foster environments where both educators and students can thrive. The speakers share personal stories and visions for a future where education nurtures human flourishing and resilience. This episode is hosted by Hanneke Mackie of ⁠Buzz Kidz⁠ and Alex Shapero of HundrED

    52 min
  7. Diving in to inquiry with Trevor Mackenzie

    11/27/2025

    Diving in to inquiry with Trevor Mackenzie

    Trevor MacKenzie, educator and groundbreaking author, explores inquiry-based learning with hosts Annette De Graaf of the Flow Approach, Hanneke Mackie of Buzz Kidz and Alex Shapero from HundrED. Trevor shares his journey into education, curiosity, agency, and joy in learning. The discussion covers the definition of inquiry-based learning, its application across various curricula, and the significance of embodied learning and the arts in fostering curiosity. Trevor also introduces the swimming pool metaphor to illustrate the gradual approach to inquiry, encouraging educators to start in the shallow end and build confidence. Trevor's vision for the future of education? One where school is a positive experience for all students.

    54 min
  8. Making Healthy Kids - Body and Mind with Keith Wakeman and Jen Flynn

    11/20/2025

    Making Healthy Kids - Body and Mind with Keith Wakeman and Jen Flynn

    In this episode of the HundrED Connected Podcast, engage with innovators Keith Wakeman from SuperBetter and Jen Flynn from APPLE Schools engage with hosts Cherrelle Druppers (⁠Cheza Cheza⁠) and Lindsay Stewart (⁠Sweet Tree Arts⁠) to discuss their groundbreaking approaches to youth health and wellbeing. They explore the importance of proactive solutions in education, the role of schools as community hubs, and the empowerment of students as change agents. The conversation highlights the interconnectedness of mental health, physical wellbeing, and academic success, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach to education that supports both students and teachers. Learn more about the 2026 HundrED Global Collection

    48 min
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Are you ready to connect? HundrED’s inspiring community is one of doers, thinkers, and strivers whose work is valuable, but often overlooked. When we come together, magic happens. Ideas are born, passions are lit, and deep friendships are forged in the service of helping every child flourish. That’s the magic behind the HundrED Innovation Summit, and we are excited to bring that magic to you. Introducing the HundrED ConnectED podcast. Every week, you’ll join hosts Annette de Graaf, Cherrelle Druppers, Hanneke Mackie, Lindsay Stewart and Alex Shapero as they dive deep into their guest's work.

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  • Creator
    HundrED
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    24
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 HundrED
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    HundrED ConnectED