What comes next is up to us.
Tomorrow, powered by Remake Learning, explores what we can do today to make tomorrow a more promising place for all learners.
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A call to forge the future of learning, together.
For most of us, the future feels more uncertain than ever before. The tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic has turned life upside down. Demands for racial justice have grown more urgent. Technological progress continues to speed ahead.
We can’t change the past. But we can act now to change the future. A better tomorrow is possible if we act today to ensure the future of learning for all.
We know more than we ever have about learning, both as a science and as a social experience. We are surrounded by examples of what’s possible when this new understanding of learning is put into practice in our schools, museums, libraries, communities, and homes. We have the opportunity to ensure that each and every young person experiences learning that ignites their passions, cultivates their curiosity, and builds their skills.
Tomorrow is an invitation to imagine. Imagine the heights of achievement your child, your neighbor’s child, your niece, nephew, or grandchild will reach. Imagine what an entire generation of creative, innovative, compassionate, and skilled young people will be capable of. Imagine a world enriched by the brilliance of our young people, when that brilliance is found, nurtured, and let loose.
Each of us has a role to play in preparing young people for tomorrow, no matter what comes next.
Stories
Original writing that illustrates Tomorrow in action. Find more stories in our archive.
Conversations
Revisit our conversations on the future of learning in the campaign archive.
Podcast
On the Remaking Tomorrow podcast, Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski interview leading thinkers, practitioners, and experts in education. Listen to episodes below or subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.
Publications
Original reports and media published as part of the Tomorrow campaign.
Grant Funding
Catalyzing exploration and equipping educators with the tools they need to push boundaries.
Tomorrow Open Mic
In the spring of 2021, the Tomorrow campaign posed a series of questions to our community about the future of learning. Hear what regional educators, administrators, and leaders had to say!
What do we need to build a better tomorrow?
Here’s what influences our efforts to remake tomorrow for all learners, educators, families, and caregivers.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is a forerunner of the future of learning. Powered by the region’s unique mix of strengths in education, research, innovation, and philanthropy, Pittsburghers are working together to ignite more engaging, relevant, and equitable learning for the region’s young people.
Pittsburgh has been navigating the future of learning for more than a decade. Much ground has been broken, and much more work needs to be done to ensure each and every learner in the region benefits.
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The Fred Method
Pittsburgh’s own Fred Rogers became America’s favorite neighbor, Mister Rogers, by using the new technology of his day, television, to connect directly with children. He combined the latest ideas about child development with the timeless values of childhood—creativity and play, love and belonging—to nurture generations of young people.
We call this combination of cutting-edge science, technology, and art with what’s timeless and classic about being a kid “the Fred Method.”
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Post-Pandemics
We can’t and shouldn’t ignore the crises of the present moment: the COVID-19 pandemic, economic injustice, environmental peril, and America’s racial reckoning. We must confront these issues in order to construct a post-pandemic future for learning. At the same time, we must resist the urge to return to a normal that never was.
Tomorrow recognizes that what sustains us through exceptional times like these are the qualities that make us human—love, relationships, and the strength of belonging to a society that is capable of working together to do more than any of us can do alone.
