Evening for Educators

Join us on April 9 for the Walker Art Center’s Evening for Educators. This is a recurring event at the museum, but April 9 is a special edition co-hosted by World Savvy – our first-ever collaboration with the Walker.

You’ll connect with local educators and explore Ways of Knowing, a bold new exhibit that challenges how we understand truth and knowledge. It’s a powerful launchpad for helping students build the critical thinking, empathy, and confidence they need to shape their communities and futures.

Walk away inspired – with fresh ideas and resources to bring these essential skills to life in your classroom.

This event is FREE for educators. Space is limited so RSVP now to reserve your ticket! Complimentary refreshments and parking validation included.

For more event details, visit the Walker’s website.

At the event:

• Challenge your assumptions about knowledge while exploring Ways of Knowing
• Activate new ideas for student research and critical thinking with resources that connect the exhibit’s themes to your classroom
• Learn how to support your students to consider multiple perspectives in a fireside chat with our Interim Chief Program Officer, Whitney McKinley
• Get inspired by art installations featuring student work from our partner schools, including Ella Baker Global Studies & Humanities School, St. Anthony Middle School, St. Anthony Village High School, and Sejong Academy