Guardians of the Galaxy, Protectors of the Web: Dive into the Future of STEM
A 2021 report by India’s Ministry of Education revealed there was a 4.5% increase in female student enrollment in STEM…
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Design Thinking for Inclusion: Vanshika’s Mission to Make Museums Inclusive
Vanshika, a grade 11 student at Singapore International School, integrated her passion for design thinking with her burgeoning interest in broader social inclusion, especially accessibility for people with visual impairments. She came up with an actionable solution: a tactile floor plan. She conceived the tactile floor plan to be drawn out in braille, employing colors of high contrast to aid even those with partial vision impairment.
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What makes planets stick to their orbits? Why do they not zig-zag?
Physics and I hadn’t been simpatico in a hot minute. Nevertheless, I dug deep down into the vaulted recesses of my mind and tried to recall those physics lectures that I religiously zoned out on during high school. “Think Shruti. Why do planets stick to their orbits? Gravity? Gravity sounds about right?” A quick Google confirmation later I prompted the TFG students and watched as their eyes lit up with recognition and they took it forward and confidently elaborated on it until they ran headfirst into another set of questions they didn’t know the answers to.
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3 impactful case studies that uncover the real meaning of beauty!
In a world often dictated by perceptions of beauty and uniformity, there exists a condition that challenges these norms, both physically and emotionally. Vitiligo, a condition that affects the pigmentation of the skin, is not merely a dermatological disorder; it’s a journey of self-acceptance, resilience, and the pursuit of awareness in a society that often overlooks diversity.
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Finding Purpose Through Service: Prisha’s Story of Unexpected Lessons and Growth
Meet Prisha Moudgil, a young changemaker brimming with dedication and a heart for service. Her journey into the world of social impact is an inspiring one, filled with challenges overcome and valuable lessons learned. Join us as Prisha takes you through her inspiring story – from her initial steps volunteering in under-resourced schools to her creative design work empowering women artists and her dedication to sustainable initiatives.
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STEM Education: India and Japan’s Contrasting Approaches, Shared Goals
India has made significant strides in higher education, boasting the world’s largest youth population, with 65% under the age of 35. Its technological talent base, standing at 3.8 million in 2021, ranks second globally, trailing only China. Moreover, India annually produces 2.14 million STEM graduates, underscoring its commitment to skill development. Conversely, Japan faces demographic challenges, with an aging population and a mean age of 48. Despite this, it remains a technology leader, emphasizing groundbreaking STEM studies. This newsletter explores STEM education systems in India and Japan.
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Clicking into Calm: Unveiling the Power of Tech for Mental Health
Artificial Intelligence is not only transforming technology but also reshaping the landscape of mental health and psychology. The fusion of AI with the human psyche opens up new possibilities for understanding and supporting mental well-being.
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Reimagining Education: How Changemakers Advocated for Social Media and Financial Literacy in Schools
Recognizing this, a group of passionate young changemakers spearheaded a unique campaign under the TribesforGOOD initiative. Their mission? To encourage school administrations to prioritize awareness sessions on these critical topics, equipping students with the knowledge and tools they need to thrive in the digital age.
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From Lab to Rescue: The Battle Against Beagle Testing in the US and India
Meet Aryan, a young individual with an unwavering dedication to animal welfare. Through his insightful article, Aryan offers a unique perspective on the intersection of compassion and activism, comparing animal testing practices in India and the US. Aryan’s journey as a TFG Changemaker exemplifies our mission to empower young leaders to drive meaningful change within their communities. With a fervent passion for animal rights, he navigates the complexities of global issues with a keen eye for detail and a compassionate heart.
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Financial Literacy: A Glimpse Through the Eyes of Youth
Ananya Vashisht, a vibrant young changemaker from TribesforGOOD, embarked on a mission to understand the financial literacy of her peers. What began as a simple survey yielded surprising insights, revealing gaps in knowledge despite seemingly privileged backgrounds. Let’s dissect her findings and delve into the crucial theme of financial literacy for all.
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