Based in France, BIC Corporate Foundation’s mission is to promote access to quality education, with a particular focus on fostering creative skills. The Foundation believes that in the current context of our society’s transformation, economy, and workforce, creativity is a fundamental skill for nurturing a spirit of lifelong learning in children and youth. For this reason, the BIC Corporate Foundation funds non-profit organizations that offer innovative educational programs for children and youth in underserved and isolated communities, helping create changemakers and inspiring them to make their mark on our world. Since its establishment in 2016, the BIC Foundation has had a positive impact on more than 200,000 children, youth, and adults in over 20 countries.
 
 

Creative Actions are leaders in the field of pragmatic creativity, using evidence-based research to build creative and academic capacity and embed creative competencies in schools, vocational training and universities in the Asia Pacific and beyond. Senior partner, Dr Tim Patston, and his team, conduct applied research which is then utilised in educational organisations. His work has been recognised as a leading educational innovation by the HundrEd organisation of Finland. He works across the education sector, with organisations, individual educators and policy makers. He teaches in the Education faculties at three Australian universities. He is a featured expert in the documentary Finding Creativity and for Adobe Education. His publications, Creative Actions – Embedding Creative Competencies into Every Classroom, and the Indigenous Astronomy Starwheel are used widely across the education sector. 

Based in the UK, Creativity Culture & Education is an international foundation who have been creating, researching, developing and collaborating with partners across the globe, offering creative learning, teaching and leadership programs to young people, their teachers and schools, since 2008. CCE is recognized by Harvard’s Global Education Innovation Initiative as one of 50 organizations delivering an education that is engaging, powerful, rigorous, and relevant to the 21st century.
 
 

Based in Boston, FableVision/Reynolds Center for Teaching, Learning & Creativity was founded by creativity champions, New York Times Number bestselling author/illustrator Peter H. Reynolds and his twin brother and co-author Paul. Peter, Paul and team work to foster positive, purposeful creativity through the power of media, storytelling and technology - with a focus on teacher professional development across schools & libraries. Their non-profit RC-TLC oversees International Dot Day, the global celebration of creativity, based on Peter’s picture book for all ages called The Dot. Dot Day has now reached over 29 million participants in more than 190 countries.