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Project Syahi: Reducing Plastic Waste and Challenging the Patriarchy
In this piece you will read about an exceptional initiative - Project Syahi, which involves pens created out of paper which is upcycled from the waste generated in various commercial sectors. Youth Time had a unique opportunity to speak with Purva Pasricha, Executive Member of Enactus Kirori, who elaborates more about how these pens are crafted, how they protect the environment, as well as how women working with them are at the same time challenging patriarchy norms and becoming more financially independent.
Kurdish Human Rights Hero, Rez Gardi: Wanting More Than Safety Seemed Ungrateful
She was born stateless in the slums of a refugee camp in Pakistan. There were no Disney fairy tales before the bedtime. Instead, Rez Gardi (29) was raised listening to stories about her parents risking lives to defend the rights of Kurds. She grew up fighting the wrong labels, cruel assumptions and prejudices that have set her life path: Rez became the first ever female Kurd who graduated from Harvard Law School and is now teaching refugees around the world that nobody has the right to crush their dreams.
10 Inspiring Young People to Follow in 2020
Young people seem to often get the short end of the stick. Their lives are governed by rules created by older people who often underestimate them. While their lives are severely affected by the choices made by adults around them, they rarely have a say in policies that will impact their lives. Despite being unable to vote or have full independence, the following teenagers are trying and succeeding at making a difference. These inspiring young people are following their passion and taking the world by storm!
The Illusion of Reality in “HyperNormalisation”
In 2016, the popular documentary filmmaker Adam Curtis released HyperNormalisation. In the contemporary, extremely complex society, we base our lives on illusions and lies. Though we know that they aren’t true, we believe in them nonetheless. From the free market, through the internet, to international politics and history - our reality is created regardless of what is actually true.
Free Online Courses for Nutritionists and Dieticians
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics along with the Commission of Dietetic Registration had forecast way back in 2010 that Dieticians and Nutritionists will be very much in demand. Even though the workforce in these professions is not yet in critically short supply, the need is way above average compared to many professions and is to continue in the times to come. In this article, we talk about some of the important aspects of the profession and free online courses that help add to your qualifications and knowledge.
Women’s Health Tech Initiative Award for Startups
Innovators and digital health startups who are addressing unmet needs in women’s health are invited to pitch their projects to win prizes worth up to $15,000. FemTech innovators from all around the world will be considered for the opportunity to pitch in front of health-tech investors on Pitch Day and win additional bonus awards. The deadline is on 19 October 2020.
Meet gamers: Benefits of Gaming Far Outweigh the Drawbacks – An Interview with...
Are gaming and drug use related, are the video gamers better at learning compared with non video gamers, how social are gamers, can video gaming actually kill, is there a relationship between aggression and violence and video gaming, a glimpse into the life of Dr. Breuer and more. This is the concluding Part II of the interview with eminent research scientist Dr. Johannes Breuer.
A Glance at the Education in Sweden
Yet another country that is doing its best to cultivate a culture of quality education, towards children of all gender, and backgrounds living in Sweden. Read along about some of Sweden’s most emphasized characteristics in terms of educational opportunities.
10 Inspiring Men to Follow in 2020
It is tough to put together a list of inspiring people. Lists like this are biased and based on what the writer considers inspirational. They can also be limited by society’s view of gender. These men are all inspiring in some way, whether or not they are the typical male role model. In general, an inspiring human is someone who has accomplished something spectacular. It can be as big as making a million dollars, or selflessly motivating others - or as simple as being an amazing parent. To become inspiring, all you need to do is follow your heart and aspire to be a positive force in the world.
Free Online Courses for Nursing Students and Healthcare Providers
According to the World Economic Forum report on the jobs of tomorrow, care professions are among seven clusters of future professions that show the biggest growth in numbers of opportunities in 2020-2022. There is a clear demand for nurses around the globe. Thus, we've compiled the list of free online courses being offered in medicare that nursing professionals can educate themselves in for added competencies.
Education in Finland – What Makes It So Great?
In 1968, the Finish parliament introduced a legislation reform meant to improve the education system of Finland. They had free comprehensive schools for children between seven and sixteen replace the two-tier system of grammar schools and civic schools. Read about Finland’s long, successful way towards better, contemporary education.
Is Bitcoin Still the Best Crypto to Buy in 2020?
If you're just getting into cryptocurrencies, chances are you're big on Bitcoin. And you wouldn't be wrong as Bitcoin is still a very strong investment. But, while it's a great cryptocurrency, it is not the only one of the market. As a matter of fact, over 5000 altcoins are being traded at this very moment.
Gaming Is Growing at Full Tilt – an Interview with Dr. Johannes Breuer
The growth of gaming, how fast it continues to grow, who are gamers, the positive and negative effects of gaming, sexist attitudes among gamers, the educational potential, the effects on perception, cognition, children, teenagers and adults. These are the areas we shall talk about in this Part I of the interview with research scientist Dr. Johannes Breuer.
Full Scholarships for STEM Subjects in Thailand
ASEAN nationals are encouraged to apply for the full scholarship at Chulabhorn Graduate Institute in Bangkok, Thailand. The scholarship will cover all expenses including tuition fees and living expenses for students to pursue Master’s and Doctorate degree programs in STEM subjects. The deadline is on 30 October 2020.
There Is No ‘Internet Addiction’: An Interview with Professor Dans
If one looks at the phone every few minutes, playing a game, communicating, monitoring the price of a share, watching the weather, looking at a map, taking or retouching a photograph, reading a newspaper or a book, listening to music, is it a symptom of internet addiction? “Addicted to what exactly? To life?” This is among the most powerful yet simple arguments professor Dans presents in his article 'There is no such thing as “internet addiction” '. We had a unique chance to ask Dans more questions on the topic!
Free Online Courses – California Institute of Arts
California Institute of Arts is number 9 on the QS world rankings and acclaimed internationally as a premier institution for both visual and performing arts. This is one of the most difficult schools of art to get into.
DAAD German Language Summer Courses Full Scholarship
International university students are invited to receive full scholarships and develop their German language skills at a state-recognized institution in Germany. Studies take place for at least 18 weeks from June to November. The deadline is on 1 December 2020.
Alternative Education – Steiner System
We are used to traditional educational systems, but what do we know about informal, or as they’re called – alternative educational systems? Read on to find out why their reputation is growing in contemporary times, as we give a specific perspective to Steiner Education.
Main Takeaways from Harari’s “21 Lessons for the 21st Century”
We’re drowning in information, and Harari helps us understand what’s really going on - and what we can do about it. “21 Lessons for the 21st Century” covers topics ranging from religion, technology, and politics, a down-to-earth guide through contemporary reality. In this article, we will look at the most important insights you can learn from this book.
There Surely Is Optimism for Human Character – II Part of the Interview with...
In this part two of the interview with Professor Cohn we learn if there is a disparity in the level of honesty among different social groups, the differences of the level of honesty across countries, the subject pools he uses for his studies, his unique methods relating to his research, his motivations and more.
























