Gordon Freedman

Advocating and Engineering Transformation in education, education-to-employment and STEM outreach.

Gordon Freedman is an American educator, producer, writer, and investigator with a diverse background in education technology and film production. He currently serves as an organizer at Cosmic Frontiers, where he contributes to events focused on science and education, including discussions related to Stephen Hawking and the universe.2 3

Freedman is also the President of the National Laboratory for Education Transformation (NLET), a nonprofit organization dedicated to modernizing education through innovative technologies and practices. He founded NLET to address the evolving needs of education in the 21st century, working with various educational institutions and receiving grants for his initiatives.1

In addition to his work in education, Freedman has a notable history in film, having been the executive producer of the acclaimed documentary A Brief History of Time, which explores the life and work of Stephen Hawking. His career in film includes producing for ABC News and earning recognition with Emmy nominations and awards at prestigious film festivals.1 2

Freedman's extensive experience in both education and media positions him as a significant figure in promoting educational transformation and engaging public interest in scientific topics.