Their motivations lie in their deeply personal experiences. Samaira’s drive comes from having witnessed a valued house help member struggle with meeting her regular financial requirements. Gargi, on the other hand, grew concerned over the lack of financial education among young students within her community and from less privileged backgrounds.
Read MoreAre you fascinated by the cosmos and eager to share that wonder with others? At TribesForGOOD, we offer a variety of engaging astronomy projects that ignite a passion for science and connect communities under the vast night sky.
Read MoreThe outcome of his hackathon would’ve been a good enough place to stop. After all, Adam had accomplished all that he had planned for the programme. But Adam being Adam doesn’t settle for ‘good enough.’ With his impressive drive and focus, this changemaker is seeking to collaborate with some of his STEM-minded friends to establish a small-scale non-profit organization targeted at providing guidance vis-a-vis adapting to technological developments and tools. He envisions this to be a global project.
Read MorePhysics 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.
Read MoreIndia 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.
Read MoreImagine a classroom in rural Maharashtra. The walls are bare, and the few resources available are outdated. Students yearn to learn, but traditional methods fail to ignite their curiosity, especially in science and technology.
Read MoreRecognizing 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.
Read MoreMeet Ruchita Nair, a 17-year-old dynamo challenging the norms of adolescence. While her peers might be caught up in the usual high school hustle, Ruchita is busy tackling some of the world’s most pressing issues with a blend of STEM savvy and unwavering social responsibility. Her journey, a whirlwind of initiatives and achievements, is an inspiring testament to the power of youth and the impact one can make with the right mix of passion and purpose.
Read MoreCalling all future engineers, STEM enthusiasts, and computer geeks! Are you ready to channel your passion for technology into projects that not only fuel your interests but also make a meaningful impact on society? In a world driven by innovation, the digital divide poses a pressing challenge, and the solution lies in the hands of those who understand the power of code, algorithms, and technology.
Read MoreIn today’s digital age, being safe on the internet is paramount. The Scambusters Campaign, led by a group of dedicated students, was a multi-faceted initiative aimed at spreading awareness about online safety in communities across multiple cities in India.
What made this campaign truly unique was its ability to tailor content to different age groups, from young children at nonprofits to the elderly within their own families.
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