Facilitated by Inspire Citizens, who lead student leadership programs at schools worldwide, grounded in their “empathy to impact” changemaker model.
Venue: NIST International School, Bangkok
An Annual Gathering for the Next Generation of Responsible AI Leaders in Education.

The AIFE Student Leadership Conference brings together student leaders from international schools across the region for two days of hands-on learning, dialogue, and leadership development centred on artificial intelligence in education.
Where the flagship AIFE conference equips educators to navigate AI, this student conference puts students at the centre — helping them build the confidence, skills, and frameworks to lead conversations at their own schools about the responsible, ethical, and productive use of AI.
Students arrive as delegates and leave as change-makers, ready to carry the conversation home.
AI is reshaping how young people learn, create, find information, and make decisions, often faster than schools can respond. Students are already using these tools daily, yet they are rarely invited to help shape the norms, ethics, and practices around them. This conference provides students with the tools to lead and empower one another to share ethical, interactive, and productive AI practices with their peers to take back to their own schools.
Facilitated by Inspire Citizens, who lead student leadership programs at schools worldwide, grounded in their “empathy to impact” changemaker model.
A hands-on exploration of ethical AI use, where students design and facilitate activities to teach these concepts to their peers.
Guided dialogue on bias, academic integrity, data privacy, and equitable access.
Connecting with student leaders from across the region to share perspectives and ideas.
Each delegation leaves with concrete ways to lead AI conversations back at their school.
A lasting community where schools and student leaders support one another before, during, and after the conference, sharing ideas and collaborating on ways to impact their own school cultures.
Schools are invited to send a delegation of student leaders accompanied by an educator advisor. The summit is designed for middle and secondary students (8-12th grade or year 9 to 13) who are curious about AI, motivated to lead, and ready to bring ideas back to their communities.
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Investment
Team of 3 + faculty advisor – $600USD
Team of 5 + teacher advisor – $950USD
Team of 7 + teacher advisor – $1300USD
Team of 10 + teacher advisor – $1750USD