REd. - ResetEducation

The educational system has failed its students—and the signs are all around us.

It’s outdated, restrictive, and often dismissive of real potential.

But we’re not here to complain. We’re here to build a new world where kids, teens, and adults alike are encouraged to live up to the full extent of their potential. We empower people to follow their gut and create what they’re passionate about: make a movie, write a book—even if they’re 8 years old—organize an exhibition, launch a business.

The truth is, society gives kids more reasons to doubt their abilities than to believe in them. We’re here to change that in a positive, constructive and joyful way.

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🌍 The Sparkline

the sparkline - creating global opportunities & connections

Delulusia - where delulu is a blessing & a fuel, not a sickness

1. Presentation Elements

This section would serve as the overview of what the project is about and what you aim to achieve. It should introduce the mission, the value of the work you're doing, and the impact you're creating. You can include the following:

• Mission Statement: A quick summary of why this exists (like the narrative around the sparkline and helping people amplify their projects).
• How It Works: A simple breakdown of the process—how people get connected, how you help them, the steps involved, etc.
• Core Values/Principles: Why you're doing this, the unique approach (connecting people, pushing projects forward, creating impact globally).

Example: "We believe that no one should have to do this alone. This is about connection, empowerment, and action. We're here to give you that extra push, help you find the resources, and make things happen."

2. Stories & People

This will be the heart of your Notion page. Here, you'll show how the project manifests in real life by showcasing the results of your work. This helps build credibility, as real-life stories resonate with people. It could be a database or gallery with the following structure:

• Project Name/Creator: Who the person is, what their project is.
• Story/Context: A quick backstory on where they were at when you connected with them, the hurdles they were facing.
• What We Did: The actions, connections, advice, or support you provided.
• The Impact/Outcome: What actually happened after your intervention (connections made, projects launched, collaborations, etc.).
• Visuals: Photos, videos, or media showing the process or outcome.

Example: "Sophia’s School in Canada Sophia was running a youth project in Canada but needed resources and partners. We helped her connect with a school in Nigeria and partnered with a local inventor in Brazil to provide educational tools. The project is now impacting over 200 kids across two continents."

3. The Library (Plans/Resources)

This is where the tools, logistics, and action plans you created for others can be stored. It will also serve as a resource center for both the people you're helping and others who might benefit from these insights. You could organize it into categories for easy navigation:

• Action Plans: The detailed steps you advised for each project (e.g., creating a mailing list, creating an outreach plan).
• Resource Lists: Databases or lists you created to assist people (e.g., a list of museums to contact in San Francisco).
• Templates: Any templates you used to help someone (e.g., project proposal templates, partnership outreach emails).
• Results: Where you track the impact of the actions taken, like success stories, measurable results, or testimonials from the people who benefited from the resources.

Example:

• Project: Museum Outreach for Local Artist

  Action Plan: Reach out to X number of museums, use the following email template, and track responses in this Google Sheet.

  Resources: List of museums in San Francisco, their contacts, and relevant links.

  Outcome: The artist successfully collaborated with 3 museums and exhibited their work across multiple locations.

Two Key Paths:

• The Sparkline is about creating global connections and opportunities for creators who feel isolated or unsupported.
• The Accelerator Push is about giving unsolicited but useful feedback and strategies to projects already in motion, helping them move faster and further.

Why It Matters:

We believe that both connection and acceleration are the keys to amplifying creativity and impact. Whether you’re at the beginning stages of your project and need help connecting to the right people, or you’re already in the trenches but need a new perspective to push through a wall, we’re here to make it happen. We believe that with the right support, creators can make the world a better, more impactful place.

The people & stories

The Library

Here’s where we register all the plans, ideas and roadmaps we prepared for our creators. 100% free, 100% open. some of them worked; some of them didn’t - that’s what’s good. it’s about giving a hand, not making prophecies. We 100% transparent with that - so that, anytime you build a new thing in the future, you’ll have some data to consider for your project.

Browse the projects we supported!

Community & Collaboration

Contribute Resources: Got an idea or resource that can help someone out? Share it here, and we'll add it to the library for others to use.