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At Inventionland Education, we’re proud to celebrate our award-winning partner series Tomorrow’s World Today, which recently earned four prestigious Telly Awards in its ninth season. The groundbreaking program—known for blending innovation, sustainability, and storytelling—now plays a pivotal role in our applied STEM curriculum, which is available to all participating schools and districts.

Tomorrow’s World Today consistently pushes the boundaries of television by blending compelling narratives with real-world insights. From highlighting sustainable practices to uncovering breakthroughs in science and technology, the series resonates with viewers eager to explore tomorrow’s possibilities.

Each episode explores cutting-edge concepts that are transforming lives today and shaping the future. Just a few of our featured industry leaders include:

NASA | General Atomics Aeronautical | Consumers Energy
Microsoft | Toyota | Caterpillar | U.S. Steel | Domino’s Pizza

The 46th Annual Telly Awards recognized Tomorrow’s World Today across multiple categories:

• Silver Telly – Series: Non-Scripted
• Silver Telly – Series: Sustainability
• Silver Telly – Series: Education & Discovery
• Bronze Telly – Series: Science & Technology

These honors reflect the show’s excellence in “edutainment,” delivering compelling, real-world stories that spark curiosity and inspire innovation. Hosted by Inventionland founder George Davison, the show explores the cutting-edge ideas and technology shaping our future—making it a perfect complement to Inventionland Education’s hands-on approach to STEM learning.

“Winning in these diverse categories underscores the power of storytelling to educate and engage,” said Davison. “We’re proud to be part of a series that ‘edutains’ and drives positive impact.”

As part of the Inventionland Education curriculum, every school and district receives full access to episodes of Tomorrow’s World Today. Teachers can easily incorporate episodes into lessons that align with real-world STEM concepts, entrepreneurship, and invention. Students not only learn science and technology—they see it applied by some of the most forward-thinking companies and inventors in the world.

The series highlights sustainable manufacturing practices, groundbreaking inventions, and the creativity needed to bring ideas to life—all key elements of our applied STEM course.

The shared commitment to educational storytelling echoes Inventionland Education’s mission of making learning immersive, exciting, and empowering.

Episodes air on the Science Channel, with additional airings on the Discovery Channel.

Learn more about how your school can bring engaging, Telly Award-winning content into your classrooms by contacting Inventionland Education today.