Community Projects - 1st June - Morning Batch
Community Projects - 1st June - Morning Batch
Community Projects - 1st June - Morning Batch
Community Projects
Why Community
Projects?
Quick check-in
● What has been your experience so far whilst working on Phase 1?
● What are some key learnings taken from the audiences you have
worked with?
● Name 3 activities/strategies you have derived while working with the
target audience.
Be a young
changemaker!
Why should we take our projects to people around us?
1 2 3
Take your project to Show Initiative & Activate social
the next level Leadership consciousness in others
Example of student led offline
workshop
Phase 2
Outcomes
Partnerships Resources
● Fundraising ● Magazine
● Offline workshops ● Building Curriculum
The Project:
Tech & Social Impact
Steps Step 3
Create a video pitch (upto 2 mins) to communicate
your vision.
Checklist 4 Film and edit a video pitch, keeping it under 2 minutes in duration.
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STEM Fellowship
Activities:
- Create content for the STEM Curriculum for Thinksharp
Foundation
- Raise Rs. 10,000 for STEM fellowship
Details
Checklist 3 Record and edit a video pitch of up to 2 minutes, highlighting the key features
and benefits of the content.
4
Make final adjustments to the content templates and video pitch based on
feedback.
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E-Waste Recycle
Step 4 Plan and promote an e-waste collection event through various channels.
Document your work and assess the amount of e-waste collected and
Step 5 properly disposed of.
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1 Identify target audiences (schools, colleges, community centers, households).
Self-
3 Collect E-waste from neighbouring locations
Checklist
4 Coordinate logistics for collecting, transporting, and disposing of collected e-waste.
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Project: Bee-Boxing & Climate
Steps Step 3 explaining to visitors the importance of bees in climate action, and how
to safely approach one if it's near you.
Document the design of the Beebox and post it on your social media 21
Step 5 page.
1 Buy Hexagon shelves from amazon, look for yellow color if possible.
2 Paper Tubes/ straws: Collect paper tubes from toilet paper or kitchen paper rolls. These
will serve as the nesting tubes for the bees.
Prepare Paper Tubes: Cut the paper tubes into smaller sections, each about 5-6 inches
Self- (12-15 cm) long.
Checklist Create Nesting Tubes: Stand the paper tubes upright inside the box. Arrange them in rows
or clusters, leaving some space between each tube. You can use string or glue to secure
the tubes in place, making sure they don't fall over.
4 Organise a hands on beebox making session with peers/students. Promote the created
boxes.
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Project: Learn & Play
Come up with the design for 3 sets of cards. You can refer to the details
here:
Steps Step 3
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oIpFXOULQfelDwLv_woFfIB22
H31wRHhaK5wtOOz5N8/edit?usp=sharing
Create your designs on canva and print out the cards for the day of the
event.
Step 4
Please share a sample with your Mentor/Trainer
Document the response for your event and showcase it on social media.
Step 5
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1 The game cards and components need to be brightly colored and feature illustrations of
diverse female athletes from various sports.
2 Inspirational quotes and facts about female athletes need to be prominently displayed to
Self- motivate players.
Checklist 3 The overall design needs to be inclusive, encouraging, and celebratory, aiming to inspire
girls to see themselves as athletes.
For Sports
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Self- 1 The game cards and components will feature scientific illustrations, chemical symbols,
and images of famous chemists.
Checklist 2 Include interesting facts about using chemistry in our daily lives.
For 3 The overall design will be educational and engaging, with vibrant colors and interactive
Chemistry elements to make learning chemistry fun.
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Implementing
Phase 2