The Beyond Boundaries Institute, in collaboration with The Woodleigh Institute, proudly invites you to join us and be part of ReimaginED Fremantle 2025.
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In addition to provocations from national and international thought leaders, the conference provides the opportunity to learn through interaction with local people and places in a conference that views the entire city environment as a learning space. ReimaginED Fremantle will transcend the traditional conference confines of function rooms and lecture halls to fully embrace the city's diverse resources, cultures and experiences as integral parts of the learning process, while connecting participants to a global ecosystem for innovation in education.
Speakers
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These visionary educators and leaders will deliver thought-provoking presentations, engage in meaningful discussions, and lead hands-on breakout sessions designed to spark fresh thinking about the future of education.
And this is just the beginning—stay tuned as we announce even more inspiring speakers in the coming weeks.
Don't miss your chance to be part of the conversation shaping the future of education.​
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​​Peter Senge
Peter M. Senge is the founding chair of SoL (Society of Organizational Learning), a global network of organizations, researchers, and consultants dedicated to the “interdependent development of people and their institutions”, Senior Lecturer, Sloan School of Management MIT, and cofounder of the Academy for Systemic Change, which seeks to accelerate the growth of the field of systemic change worldwide. His work centres on promoting shared understanding of complex issues and shared leadership for healthier human systems. This involves major cross-sector projects focused on global food systems, climate change, regenerative economies, and the future of education.
​​Professor Sandra Milligan
Enterprise Professor Sandra Milligan is Executive Director of Melbourne Metrics at the Faculty of Education, University of Melbourne. Originally a teacher of science and mathematics, she is also a former Director of Curriculum in an Australian state education department and has held senior research, management and governance positions in a range of educational organisations, including government agencies, not-for-profits, small start-up businesses and large, listed, international corporations. Sandra’s current research interests focus on assessment, recognition and warranting of hard-to-assess learning. She directs several research partnerships with school networks and organisations working to develop Learner Profiles for their students.
​​Professor Josh Byrne
Josh Byrne is an environmental scientist, academic, author and TV presenter. Josh is Dean of Sustainable Futures in the Faculty of Humanities at Curtin University where he supports learning and teaching, research and engagement. Well known for his role on ABC TV’s Gardening Australia program, his approach is leadership through demonstration by engaging in projects that provide opportunities to innovate, build capacity and share learnings with stakeholders and the wider community.
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​​Jan Owen AM Hon DLitt
Jan has spent her career working at the intersection of individual, organisational and societal change as an entrepreneur, innovator and social sector leader. Her work includes: building and leading alliances; campaigns and advocacy on the rights of children and young people around the globe; strategy, innovation and leadership on the future of education, work and entrepreneurship; facilitating and building powerful strategic community, business, government and philanthropic investment and partnerships committed to our collective future as an inclusive, imaginative and courageous world. Jan is Founder & Principal, AdaptabilityQ: working with innovative leaders and organisations on strategy, innovation & systems change; co-Chair/Convenor, Learning Creates Australia; co-Convenor, Foyer Consortium; Chair, Cool Australia and co-Founder, Be Well.
Call for Papers Now Open
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Do you have insights, innovations or stories that can inspire the future of education? The Call for Papers for ReimaginED Fremantle is now open. We welcome proposals for workshops, spotlight sessions, performances, storytelling and exhibitions.​