Abid has a very strong desire to implement integrated waste management in Indonesia, especially in urban areas. To realize his desire, Abid previously worked at Green School Bali to introduce a good and correct waste management system to students. But he felt this was not enough. Therefore, Abid is currently joining a waste management consulting company in Indonesia (Project STOP) to expand the reach of a larger community so that it can sort waste and manage it properly. Abid is well aware that education and public awareness are one of the main keys to realizing his ambition, through his personal project with Teach4Future he really hopes that Education in Indonesia can give a greater portion to the environment, and ultimately create a generation that cares and contributes to change better environment, especially waste management.

Adela Abdullah is an Education for Sustainability enthusiast who has a strong interest in fostering its implementation in Indonesia. She was a delegate for the YSEALI Academic Fellowship Program on Environmental Issues at the University of Montana in 2016 and has previous experience as an English and Sustainability teacher at Green School Bali from 2017–2020. Currently, she and her team at After School English are developing English language programs and lessons that integrate with the SDGs. Adela understands that it needs collective work to achieve sustainability. She hopes that Teach4Future can contribute in maximizing the potential of schools, teachers, and students to create a better and more sustainable future for all.

Mujahidah is a young educator who is interested in the education world and the issues related to it. She then engaged both of them in one field, which is education, specifically Education for Sustainability. Her experience at Green School Bali and Open Flow Learning Center made her a learning partner for the children in previous years. She worked with them on many projects in nature and outside the classroom. This is one of her ways to contribute to a more progressive education. She also initiated an alternative program for children in Makassar, namely Trash for Class, which promotes love for the environment in 2018.