Virtual Courses
Career and Advocacy Skill Development
Academic Research Club, Vision Green, and The ActiveYouth proudly offer virtual courses designed to equip young individuals with essential skills for their career aspirations and advocacy endeavors. Based on successful past offerings, these courses cover a diverse range of topics, including grant and project proposal writing, NGO content creation, and IT proficiency. Our courses provide practical insights and hands-on learning experiences tailored to meet the unique needs of our global youth community. By investing in the development of these skills, participants not only enhance their own capabilities but also empower themselves to drive positive change in their communities and beyond. Join us as we embark on this journey toward a brighter future for all.
MENTAL HEALTH
Providing Everything You Need from Academic to Psychology
The student-run mental health assistant is a groundbreaking initiative that merges the passion and innovative spirit of students with the vital need for accessible mental health resources. Led by a dedicated team of students, this assistant utilizes the power of technology to provide support, guidance, and resources to individuals seeking help with their mental well-being. With a user-friendly interface, the assistant offers a range of services, including personalized coping strategies, mental health education, and connections to local support networks. The student volunteers undergo extensive training and work closely with mental health professionals to ensure the highest quality of care. This collaborative effort between students and mental health experts aims to create a safe and inclusive environment where individuals can find solace and support on their journey towards mental wellness.
Mental Health Awareness
This month of WorldWise, a comprehensive mental health awareness program designed to promote understanding, destigmatize mental health challenges, and provide support resources. Through a series of workshops, seminars, and interactive sessions, participants will gain insight into various aspects of mental health, including common disorders, coping mechanisms, and the importance of seeking help.
The program features expert speakers, including psychologists, therapists, and individuals with lived experiences, who share their knowledge and stories to foster empathy and understanding. Interactive activities and group discussions will be implemented to encourage open dialogue and create a supportive environment for participants to share their thoughts and experiences. Additionally, resources such as helplines, support groups, and online tools are provided to empower individuals to take proactive steps towards better mental well-being.
Psychology, Understand who you are
We are thrilled to announce the introduction of our new mental health support service during Brain Awareness Week! Make an appointment for a free, private consultation with our compassionate representatives to put your wellbeing first. You can use Google Meet or another platform to host meetings.
WorldWise
WorldWise is an initiative that aims to bring global recognition to a wide range of issues, founded by two international students, our program is designed to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate and understand the complexities of social dynamics in today's world through a series of engaging activities, workshops and campaigns.
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WorldWise strives to aid in the development of a world that values diversity, seeks understanding, and acts with purpose. We aim to form a united community of leaders dedicated to making a difference by encouraging our members to become advocates for their community and the issues they face. Together, we are committed to shining a light on underrepresented issues, breaking down ignorance and elevating voices. Join our Instagram platform at @worldwise_initiative.
Steamers for Difference
Math For All,
The "Math for All" group is a passionate and dedicated community organization that aims to provide free math education to students who are unable to afford it. Committed to breaking down barriers to learning, the group recognizes the importance of mathematics in empowering individuals and creating opportunities for success.
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Mathematics!!
P-CED
Clean Energy For Development
The Ced project is the name I called this beacon of light to the progress of humanity, it’s about extracting the energy that is found in the earth contaminated by biological strata such as mold and organic substances such as fertilizer that help the earth have a series of nutrients that make it a source of obtaining natural energy, just by putting copper cathodes and carbon rods that help conduct energy and finally become an eco-friendly and sustainable way to satisfy the energy needs of a population in which the one thing left by natural disasters was mud and earth. In Summary, it is a type of sustainable battery that can be adapted to any environment that only contains moisture and soil. In addition, this project could put an end to the devastating consequences of these types of natural disasters such as the necessity of lighting, and energy sources for daily use, such as cooking, heating, or the electrical source needed for health devices necessary to care for the sick and injured by the disaster.
In the same way, this has already managed to impact the development of STEM in private and public schools in the Arequipa region, Peru, helping the most vulnerable and disadvantaged populations due to environmental problems.
What to do!!
Through their regular meetings, the Math for All group creates a supportive and inclusive environment where students can enhance their mathematical skills and knowledge. The meetings are designed to cater to students of all ages and proficiency levels, ranging from elementary school to high school and beyond.
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The group's volunteer members, comprising math enthusiasts, educators, and professionals, generously contribute their time and expertise to teach various math topics. They cover a wide range of subjects, including arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, and more. The sessions are carefully structured to ensure effective learning, providing a solid foundation for students to develop their mathematical abilities.
In addition to traditional teaching methods, the Math for All group employs interactive and engaging approaches to make math enjoyable and accessible. They utilize hands-on activities, real-world examples, group discussions, and problem-solving exercises to foster critical thinking and practical application of mathematical concepts.
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To further support students' progress, the group offers personalized assistance and guidance. They create an open forum where students can ask questions, seek clarification, and receive one-on-one mentoring from volunteers who are passionate about helping them succeed.
To ensure the widest reach possible, the Math for All group actively collaborates with schools, community centers, and local organizations to identify and reach students who may benefit most from their services. They also leverage technology, such as online platforms and video conferencing tools, to extend their reach beyond geographical limitations, enabling students from diverse backgrounds to participate in their meetings.
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