To strengthen their long-term partnership, the Tomorrowland Foundation and Mobile School are launching a new educational toolkit aimed at children and young people globally. The LIVE, LOVE, UNITE toolkit is an interactive game that brings the vibrant world of Tomorrowland to youth workers, teachers, and organizations. To celebrate its release, renowned Belgian DJ Amber Broos visited De Kraal primary school in Winksele on Monday, September 16, to test the toolkit with students. This initiative marks both the foundation’s enduring partnership and Tomorrowland’s 20th anniversary.
Inspired by Tomorrowland’s values, the toolkit, created in collaboration with 12 top DJs, provides youth workers, educators, and teachers with a unique tool to impart life lessons and empower children and young people worldwide.
The game focuses on Tomorrowland’s key values: embracing individuality (LIVE), showing respect for yourself and others (LOVE), and the power of collaboration (UNITE). These values are communicated through interactive videos and challenges led by renowned DJs like NERVO, Armin van Buuren, Lost Frequencies, GORDO, and others.
Developed by Mobile School, the toolkit features a colorful festival-themed panel with QR codes that, when scanned, reveal engaging videos. These videos present stories and fun challenges from the DJs, helping children understand and apply the core values.
The LIVE, LOVE, UNITE toolkit is distributed among 70 Mobile School partners in 37 countries and is freely available to anyone working with young people. Designed for ages 8 to 15, the game can be played in parts or as a whole, lasting 2 to 3 hours, and is offered in Dutch, English, and Spanish.
"Developing this toolkit was a unique opportunity," said Arnoud Raskin, founder of Mobile School. "With the support of the Tomorrowland Foundation and their 12 DJ ambassadors, we created a fun, engaging way to teach important life values. This toolkit will have a meaningful impact for street workers and everyone working with children globally."