Alaa Murabit, United Nations (2018)
Anant Agarwal, edX (2013)
Andrew Ng, Coursera (2013)
Arne Duncan, Secretary of Education (2012)
Asenath Andrews, Catherine Ferguson Academy (2013)
Ayah Bdeir (2016)
Bill Gates, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (2013)
Bob Santelli, Grammy Museum (2015)
Brené Brown, Brave Leaders Inc (2017)
Brittany Hogan, Rockwood School District (2021)
Bruce Perry, The ChildTrauma Academy (2021)
Carol Dweck Stanford University (2020)*
Charles Best, DonorsChoose.org (2015, 2017)
Chris De La Cruz, The Moth (2018)
Christopher Emdin, Teachers College, Columbia University (2017)
Connie Britton, Emmy®-nominated Actress and UN Goodwill Ambassador (2021)
Connie Yowell, LRNG (2016)
Crystal Duckert, The Moth (2018)
Dan Porterfield, Aspen Institute (2019)
danah boyd, Data & Society (2018)
Darius Baxter, GOODProjects (2019)
David Brooks, Aspen Institute (2019)
David Epstein, ProPublica (2015)
David Yeager The University of Texas at Austin (2020)*
Elizabeth Green, Chalkbeat (2015)
Emily Pilloton, Project H (2015)
Eric Deggans, National Public Radio (2019)
Evan Smith, Texas Tribune (2014)
Goldie Hawn, The Hawn Foundation (2015)
Henry Louis Gates Jr, Hutchins Center for African & African American Research at Harvard University (2019)
Jane McGonigal (2016)
Jeff Charbonneau, Zillah Middle School (2020)*
Jeffrey Tambor (2014)
Jennifer Eberhardt, Stanford University (2020)*
Jennifer Gonzalez, Cult of Pedagogy (2019)
Jessica Lahey (2018)
Jim Shelton, Chan Zuckerberg Initative (2018)
Kimberly Bryant, Black Girls CODE (2021)
Laura Pappano, New York Times (2013)
LeVar Burton (2012)
Marjorie Scardino (2012)
Mary Murphy, Indiana University (2020)*
Micaela Blei, The Moth (2018)
Michael J. Sorrell, Paul Quinn College (2018)
Miguel Cardona, U.S. Secretary of Education (2021)
Mimi Ito, University of California Irvine (2015)
Nic Stone, Logolepsy Media Inc (2021)
Norma Ming, Gild/Socos/UC Berkeley (2014)
Oprah Winfrey, Harpo Inc. (2021)
Patrick Awuah Jr, Ashesi University (2019)
Paul Reville, Harvard Graduate School of Education (2016)
Paula Kerger, PBS (2019)
Rehema Ellis, NBC News (2020)*
Reshma Saujani, Girls Who Code (2021)
Rev. Lisa Fitzpatrick, APEX Community Advancement Inc (2019)
Roberto Rivera, Good Life Alliance / 7 Mindsets (2017)
Rod Paige, Secretary of Education (2014)
Rodney Robinson Virgie Binford Education Center (2020)*
Russlynn Ali, Office of Civil Rights at the Department of Education (2016)
Sal Khan, Khan Academy (2015)
Sara Goldrick-Rab, Temple University (2017)
Sarah Brown Wessling, Johnston High School (2020)*
Sarah Elizabeth Lewis, Harvard University (2017)
Sean Cavanagh (2016)
Shanna Peeples, Harvard Law School (2020)*
Sir Ken Robinson, Boundless (2020*)
Sydney Chaffee, Codman Academy (2020)*
Ted Dintersmith, Boundless (2020)*
Temple Grandin, Colorado State University (2016)
Tim Ferriss, Author, Entrepreneur, and Angel Investor (2017)
Tim Manley, The Moth (2018)
Tinisha Parker, Gwinnett County Public Schools (2021)
Todd Rose, Center for Individual Opportunity (2016)
Vivienne Ming, Gild/Socos/UC Berkeley (2014)

* Originally scheduled for SXSW EDU 2020, which was cancelled by the City of Austin on March 6, 2020.

44 Pages (2017)
A Brave Heart (2016)
A Crazy Idea (2018)
After Parkland (2020)*
American Creed (2018)
American Promise (2014)
Anatomy of a Snow Day (2015)
Autism Goes to College (2020)
Beautiful Something Left Behind (2021)
Behavior (2015)
Being You (2016)
Best Kept Secret (2014)
Beyond the Dream (2017)
Big Dream (2015)
BLACK BOYS (2021)
BOUNCE: How the Ball Taught The World to Play (2016)
Breaking the Bee (2019)
Brooklyn Castle (2013)
Building Hope (2013)
Bulletproof (2021)
Bully (2013)
Changing Education From The Inside Out (2017)
Changing the Game (2020)*
CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap (2016)
Crotty’s Kids (2014)
Defiant Requiem (2016)
eduCAUTION (2014)
Eighth Grade (2019)
Fail State (2018)
Fed Up (2015)
Fly By Light (2017)
Freedom Writers: Stories from an Undeclared War (2015)
Foster (2020)*
Girl Rising (2014)
Great Expectations: Raising Educational Achievement (2013)
He Named Me Malala (2016)
Hidden Figures (2017)
Hungry to Learn (2020)*
I Am Big Bird: The Carroll Spinney Story (2015)
If You Build It (2014), (2015)
In My Blood it Runs (2020)*
In My Own Words (2018)
In the Game (2016)
Inside My Heart (2019)
Intelligent Lives (2019)
Ivory Tower (2014)
Landfill Harmonic (2017)
Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (if you’re a girl) (2020)*
Life, Animated (2019)
Look! I’m Learning (2013)
Lunch Hour (2017)
Medora (2014)
Miss Virginia (2020)*
Most Likely To Succeed (2015)
Moving Stories (2019)
MSDStrong Documentary (2019)
My Voice, My Life (2015)
NAS: Time is Illmatic (2016)
Neurotypical (2014)
Newtown (2017)
Night School (2017)
No Small Matter (2020)
Once in a Lullaby: The PS22 Chorus Story (2014)
OYLER (2016)
Pahokee (2019)
Paper Tigers (2017)
Personal Statement (2019)
Purple Dreams (2018)
Resilience (2017)
River City Drumbeat (2020)
Roll Red Roll (2019)
Salam Neighbor (2016)
Sami Blood (2018)
School in the Cloud (2019)
School Life (2018)
Seats at the Table (2019)
She Started It (2017)
Shot in the Dark (2020)*
Show Me Democracy (2018)
Sonita (2017)
Southeast 67 (2016)
Startup Weekend Education (2013)
Starving the Beast (2017)
STEP (2018)
Swim Team (2017)
SXSW Texas High School Shorts (2012), (2013), (2014), (2015), (2016), (2017), (2018)
TEACH (2014)
Teach Us All (2017)
TEACHED Vol. 1 (2014)
Tell Them We Are Rising (2018)
Tested (2016)
Texas High School Shorts (2018)
The Backward Class (2015)
The Bad Kids (2016)
The Beginning of Life (2017)
The Biggest Story Problem: Why America’s Students are Failing at Math (2014)
The Candidates (2020)*
The Empty Classroom (2015)
The Hip Hop Fellow (2015)
The Homestretch (2015)
The Hunting Ground (2016)
The New Public (2013)
The R-Word (2019)
The Revisionaries (2013)
The Road to TEACH (2015)
The University (2017)
This Is My Land (2015)
Tower (2017)
TRUE BEEF: From Pasture to Plate (2015)
Unlikely (2019)
Unschooled (2020)
UNSPOKEN (2018)
We Are the Radical Monarchs (2020)*, (2021)
We the Parents (2014)
Yuck! A 4th Grader’s Short Documentary About School Lunch (2014)

* This selection was originally scheduled for SXSW EDU 2020, which was cancelled by the City of Austin on March 6, 2020.