Gen: Change
Robogals aims to get girls interested in engineering and technology tertiary studies and careers. Our primary activity is running robotics workshops for girls, while explaining what engineering is.
In many rural areas in Rwanda, women have been excluded from the decision-making processes affecting their lives, families and communities, and they are forced to accept prevailing social attitudes.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Four million people will die annually from intestinal diseases because of a lack of access to soap and clean water. While we take soap for granted, it's a luxury that's out-of-reach for many across the world.
I was watching the news when I heard the story of a soldier returning from Iraq with an almost $8,000 phone bill. How could a man who was serving his country not be able to call his family for free?
One day in seventh grade, I noticed the inefficient design of school buses. Then it hit me! Why not build a shield to retrofit buses by redirecting the airflow to decrease drag and increase gas mileage?
We're going through a second civil rights movement. Now, we've switched our attention from "negroes" and "whites" to "gays" and "straights."
It was my eight-year-old brother Jackson who truly inspired me. As he described his love for the outdoors, I realized that it was essential to save our precious resources for kids like him, and for me.
We Care Act has engaged over 20,000 people from 17 countries and helped over 14,000 kids recover from natural disasters. Through my work, I've realized that service is power.