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Anshul Tewari was dismayed that cultural taboos are producing “a culture of silence that is pushing an entire generation away from changemaking.”

Starting with a pack of art supplies, Malcolm and his team launched a nonprofit and global movement to change how kids experience hospitals through art.

When visiting the villages her parents grew up in, Malika was struck by the spread of disease and poor sanitation in the community.

Run by students from Classes VIII, IX and X, the canteen serves healthy eats made by the kids too

Struck by the absurdity of dying from a blood shortage in a country of 1.2B people, Chethan, then 16, began connecting people around one of life's essential liquids.

Simon Stumpf, Director of Ashoka’s Fellow selection program in the U.S., shares how he seized his own opportunity to lead as pre-teen when family circumstances demanded and how he didn’t stop there. As a parent today facing a world of great change and challenges, he shares his thoughts on what it...

JP’s life’s work to change mindsets in Filipino society about disability inclusion started when he was a teenager, growing up in the central Visayas region of the Philippines.

En abril del 2016, JP Maunes se convirtió en un personaje famoso en Filipinas, cuando durante un debate presidencial acalorado, realizó la interpretación en lengua de señas, y provocó que varias personalidades de los medios lo nombraran a él como ganador. Memes con las manos agotadas de JP...

En avril 2016, JP Maunes est devenu un personnage important aux Philippines lorsque son interprétation en langue des signes au cours d'un débat de campagne présidentielle houleux a amené un bon nombre d'éminentes personnalités médiatiques à le désigner lui comme le vainqueur. Les images des mains...