Wikimedia Foundation & CH Open & Systematic-X · DARE Campus Zurich

Education is Broken.
Now What?

Empowering young leaders, all the way to 65+, who want to fix the broken education system. A 1-day immersive workshop where students, teachers, parents, elders, and tech executives co-create future learning frameworks.

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Event Schedule & Location
Wed. 2 Dec 2026
09:00 – 17:30 CET · DARE Campus · Zurich Schlieren
Co-hosted by CH Open, Women in AI & Robotics, Women in Data Science, Systematic-X & Wikimedia Foundation
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For Educators & Schools

Why bring your class?

Put young leaders and students at the front leading the future of technology. We connect the workshop directly to your existing school curriculum and STEM/CS projects.

Rather than abstract AI theory, your students work on real-world coding, robotics, and UX challenges alongside tech leaders, parents, and policy thinkers. Develop their English, workshop in English.

Action Plan

Our Core Mission

Main Partner: CH Open

Exploring Open Source Together

Open source empowers organisations to innovate collaboratively, retain greater control over their technology and build on shared knowledge. By promoting transparency, flexibility and digital independence, it offers new opportunities for a more sustainable digital future.

Join us and CH Open to explore the benefits and challenges of open source, discover practical applications and exchange ideas on how open technologies can create value for organisations and society.

FAQ

Why open source matters — according to CH Open

01 Freedom and independence

Open technologies help organisations avoid being locked into a single vendor or proprietary solution, giving them greater control over their digital infrastructure.

02 Transparency and trust

Open-source software makes its source code available for inspection, helping users understand, evaluate and adapt the technology they rely on.

03 Collaboration and shared innovation

Developers, organisations and communities can exchange knowledge, build on existing solutions and contribute to continuous improvement.

04 Security and reliability

Open code can be reviewed and improved by a wider community, helping identify and address vulnerabilities. Security still depends on effective maintenance and implementation.

05 Cost efficiency and flexibility

Open source can reduce licensing costs and enable organisations to choose the services, support and customisations that best fit their needs.

06 Digital sustainability

Reusable software, open standards and shared knowledge help reduce duplication, preserve digital assets and support long-term technological development.

Master Run of Show

Event Agenda & Schedule

Wednesday, 2nd December 2026 · 09:00 – 17:30 CET

Time & Duration Session Title & Format Lead / Facilitator
09:00 – 09:30 30 mins
Welcome & Setting the Space
Plenary
Wikimedia
09:30 – 10:45 75 mins
Embodying the Education System (Statue Exercise)
Plenary Interactive
Chantelle Larsen
10:45 – 11:15 30 mins
Integration Break
Open / Break
All
11:15 – 12:00 45 mins
System Sensing & Collective Dialogue
Plenary Discussion
Plenary Facilitators
12:00 – 13:00 60 mins
Networking Lunch
Catered / Social
All
13:00 – 14:00 60 mins
Practical 'Communities in Action' (Trade Show)
Station Breakouts
Breakout Lead Facilitators
14:00 – 14:30 30 mins
Reflect, Journal & Future Sensing
Plenary & Individual
Chantelle Larsen
14:30 – 15:00 30 mins
Refreshment Break
Open / Break
All
15:00 – 17:00 120 mins
Co-Creation Breakouts: Designing the North Star
Small Groups
Group Facilitators
17:00 – 17:30 30 mins
Closing Circle & Living Labs Launch
Plenary Circle
Chantelle Larsen & Wikimedia & CH Open
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