AIM ACADEMY FOR IMPACT THROUGH MUSIC
AIM is an innovation lab for changemakers tackling social inequality through music education
Together, we challenge the status quo to catalyse transformational learning and pathways that help young people harness their inner resources to lead their own lives, in and beyond music.
Our Aims
Our growing community is uniting around three core aims for young people:
Artistry – young people can develop and deepen their inner artistry
Agency – young people can make empowered decisions for their lives
Community – young people can be co-creators of stronger communities
Our Work
Teaching: We deliver rigorous, innovative and holistic training to empower teachers to enable transformational learning for their students
Leadership: We provide leaders with thought-partnership, expertise match-making and action research to help them power up their programs for real change
Impact: We create ‘impact labs’ where changemakers can grow and share their knowledge, confidence and competence around impact
Engage with us
Teach
How do I make every learning moment count?
Own
How do I set my own direction for the future?
Collaborate
How do we build a better ecosystem together?
Lead
What are our music programs doing to really empower young people?
Amplify
How do international artists influence change in music education?
Engage with us
Teach
How do I make every learning moment count?
Own
How do I set my own direction for the future?
Collaborate
How do we build a better ecosystem together?
Lead
What are our music programs doing to really empower young people?
Amplify
How do international artists influence change in music education?
Firebird Fellowship
The Firebird Fellowship is our investment in teachers as the vital change agents for tackling educational inequality. 40 teachers from music for social action programs around the world commit to a 12-month learning journey to become outstanding teachers. They do it together – they are the Firebird Fellowship.
The next cohort will be 2026-27 for teachers dedicated to students in Latin American countries. Could you be a future Firebird?