How do we shape the future of education? Watch: "SIS Learning Journey 2017: Kansas City" | 1:09 A delegation dedicated to social innovation sought to answer that very question during SIS Learning Journey: Kansas City Written by Julie ScheideggerVideography by Matthew LongAugust 24, 2017 Share: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter A two-day tour introduced 45 Social Innovation Summit Learning Journey delegates, from foundations and corporations across the country, to the innovation education landscape in Kansas City, Missouri. The SIS Learning Journey provided an opportunity to understand firsthand the insights, programs and innovation driving social impact in KC. Delegates experienced onsite, interactive sessions at Google Fiber, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, Ewing Marion Kauffman School, JE Dunn, Operation Breakthrough, and Populous, as well as with Kansas City Mayor Sly James and other change-makers in KC. The Kauffman Foundation joined them on their journey to listen and learn together to create uncommon solutions for the challenges of today, while also planning far into the future. Learn more about how we work with communities to find out what works for kids – because we believe every child should receive a high-quality education, regardless of race or income, to prepare them for life and learning after high school. Written by Julie ScheideggerEditorial Manager, Strategic CommunicationsKauffman FoundationVideography by Matthew LongSenior Video Producer, Strategic CommunicationsKauffman Foundation Next Our Culture To weather change together, effective collaboration and communication are essential August 10, 2017 Economic Opportunity Entrepreneurs in the heartland had their say on Startup Day August 10, 2017 Kansas City Love, Kansas City July 26, 2017