Tomorrow People Organization

​The EDC2023 was filled with amazing speakers and attendees from all over the world, and I left with so many valuable insights and new connections. What stood out to me was the incredible sense of community and the willingness of everyone to share their experience

Kevin Fuchs, Lecturer, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand

The Tomorrow People's Educational and Development Conference provides a unique platform for scholars and experts from around the world to come together and engage in collaborative discussions on crucial educational issues. By attending this conference, you can connect with like-minded individuals who are dedicated to improving education in their own communities. You'll have the opportunity to network with innovative professionals who share a common goal of driving positive change in the field of education. This conference offers an invaluable opportunity to exchange ideas, share insights, and foster meaningful partnerships for the advancement of education globally

Alex Parisky, PhD, Director, Instructional Technology & Media, Antelope Valley College, USA

Being part of the EDC2023 was the highlight of my academic year. I appreciated the multi-disciplinary scope of the conference, where the common denominator was a genuine love for education and a firm belief in its transformative power. It was also eye-opening to hear educators from around the globe share their experiences, successes and challenges in such a warm and close-knit environment.  I feel grateful to be part of this supportive group

Dr. Maria Assif, Associate professor, University of Toronto Scarborough Canada

I want to thank you for hosting two amazing conferences! I feel very fortunate to have been a part of these events that were meaningful, genuine, and had important mandates. Thank you for your hard work and vision, as well as for bringing wonderful groups of people together from all over the world. It's an experience I will never forget

Aliya Ismail, Director of University Mental Health Services, Ross University, St. Kitts and Nevis

ICSP is a superb conference that showcases innovative thinkers from around the globe. The dynamic format fosters a rich learning experience for participants and is one of my favorite annual events

Dr. Jacqui Linder, Director of Canadian Counselling Programs, City University, Canada

As a clinical psychologist who has attended and presented at small and large conferences in the United States, Europe, and Asia, I find ICSP to provide a unique conference experience.  ICSP is hosted by delightful and passionate people.  Attendees share interest in empirical research in psychology as well as qualitative sociocultural understandings of spirituality.  ICSP encourages and provides opportunities for communication amongst its attendees of diverse backgrounds, which enhances this unique conference experience

Dr. Layven Reguero, Clinical psychologist, Palo Alto University, USA

The experience of the Tomorrow People Happiness and Well-being conference can be described as pivotal, transformative, professional and performative. There I met "myself" in both the attendees and presenters; all wonderful souls and beings that embody forward thinking, cooperation, compassion and innovation.  The conversations we had allowed me to envision more clearly my place and responsibility in creating a future for all.  A future of collectivity, abundance and equity.  In me lies a renewed hope of a tomorrow worth working toward and living for

Tracie Williams, California Institute for Integral Studies, USA

Wonderful experience presenting and hearing other presenters at this first and unique conference about Happiness and Well-Being. Many perspectives to consider if happiness is a journey or a state of being or a low bar compared to joy

Dr. Lorraine M. Wright, University of Calgary, Canada

It is not often that one attends an international conference that is exactly that, truly international. The inaugural International Conference on Happiness and Well-being [ICHW2023] organized by Tomorrow People in Bangkok was insightful, thought-provoking and inspiring. Connecting with so many like-minded people and listening to an array of presentations from all over the world was a great privilege. And to hear the perspectives of working towards achieving happiness and wellbeing from so many different cultures left me feeling a sense of hope that, together, we can make a difference and create a kinder, more considerate and compassionate world

Dr. Judith Blaine, Rhodes University, South Africa