Kara Bobroff is a Diné and Lakota educator and leader who serves Indigenous youth and communities by creating learning spaces devoted to culturally and linguistically relevant Indigenized knowledge, holistic well-being and land-based learning practices. In 2020, she founded One Generation, which creates transformative social change through Indigenous-led programs and partnerships.

Tom Vander Ark is an advocate for innovations in learning. As CEO of Getting Smart, he advises schools, foundations and learning organizations on the path forward. He previously served as the first executive director of education for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and was a public school superintendent in Washington state.

Yong Zhao, Ph.D., is a foundation distinguished professor in the School of Education at the University of Kansas. He previously served as the presidential chair, associate dean and director of the Institute for Global and Online Education in the College of Education at the University of Oregon, where he was also a professor in the Department of Educational Measurement, Policy and Leadership.

Gregg Behr is the founder and co-chair of Pittsburgh-based Remake Learning and executive director of The Grable Foundation.

Rose Luckin, Ph.D. is a professor of learner-centered design at UCL Knowledge Lab in Brighton, UK.

Sharif El-Mekki is the founder and CEO of the Center for Black Educator Development in Philadelphia.

Roberto J. Rodríguez, assistant secretary, Office of Planning, Evaluation and Policy Development, U.S. Department of Education, Washington, D.C.

Sydnee Dickson, Ed.D., state superintendent of public instruction, Utah State Board of Education, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Erin Mote, executive director of InnovateEDU, Brooklyn, New York.

John C. Tsang, founder of Esperanza, in Hong Kong SAR, China.

Pedro Noguera, dean of USC Rossier School of Education, Los Angeles, California.

Hadley Ferguson, executive director, Edcamp Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Jhone Ebert, superintendent of public instruction for the Nevada Department of Education, in Carson City, Nevada.

Kimberly Bryant, CEO and founder of Black Girls Code, Oakland, California.

Betsy Corcoran, CEO and cofounder of Edsurge, Burlingame, California.

Jennie Magiera, chief program officer of EdTechTeam, Chicago, Illinois.

Sophia Mendoza, director of Instructional Technology Initiative, Los Angeles Unified School District, California.