Keynotes

keynotes & book conversations

Kisa Marx’s keynotes create space for educators and communities to think honestly about how learning environments are shaped — by belief, power, pace, and policy. Drawing from lived experience, classroom practice, and liberatory pedagogy, she invites reflection on how systems show up in children’s daily lives. These talks are designed to be felt as much as heard, leaving audiences with language, questions, and a deeper sense of responsibility to children’s full humanity.

Starting at $3,000

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Children of the revolution

A call to reconsider how we design learning environments by centering joy, agency, and liberation in the lives of children. For educators, leaders, and communities ready to reimagine practice.

Dreaming for other People's children

An examination of the beliefs we hold about children—and how those beliefs shape what becomes possible in the spaces we create.
For educators and leaders ready to confront bias and expand their vision of what children deserve.

the thing about a nexus

An exploration of the intersections that shape early childhood spaces—where identity, power, and practice meet, and where decisions about children are made every day.
For educators and leaders ready to examine how those intersections influence the environments they create.

Third Spaces: Designing Liberatory Learning Environments

A reimagining of learning environments as spaces where children’s identities, brilliance, and humanity are centered—not managed or contained.
For educators and leaders ready to move beyond what has always been and create what is possible.