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A generation of youth that imagines and realizes solutions for a better planet
To catalyze a culture of innovation through hands-on learning experiences, creative problem-solving, and leadership skills among youth
InLab provides marginalized youth in low-resourced schools with an opportunity to learn problem-solving skills, communication and creative thinking through a STEM driven curriculum. By introducing topics like design thinking, programming and engineering, InLab builds foundational skills and nourishes a growth mindset required to solve real-life problems.
Learn MoreInChallenge is a national innovation challenge for youth to develop their conceptual ideas into tangible solutions that positively affect their community. Finalist teams from around the country are provided with mentorship, design workshops, leadership training and seed funding. InChallenge fosters collaboration, entrepreneurial and creative capacities in youth, ultimately promoting a spirit of innovation.
Learn MoreCreativity, collaboration, curiosity, and change. When we instill these values in our students, big things happen. Our students have come up with amazing solutions to pressing problems in their communities, single-handedly building a bright future for Africa.
See Tom's StoryMy team and I utilized unused agricultural wastes like maize stalks, coffee husks, bagasse and sawdust to provide green charcoal briquettes as an alternative to wood charcoal.
Tom Osborn
See Luizer's StoryWe had the idea of building an underground compost pit which would decompose with the help of red worms and create organic manure which we can sell to the farmers around our school.
Luizer Mburu
See Mohamed's StoryI was able to establish a research project which was centered on designing a portable windmill with the aim of tackling the electricity problem faced by underprivileged homes in Sierra Leone.
Mohamed Harding
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