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The STEM Bulletin (TSB) is a youth-led initiative for students to nurture their passion for STEM through writing and sharing ideas. TSB started in January 2022 with the aim of making STEM education more exciting and accessible! To put it succinctly, TSB’s motto describes our vision in just three words: Your curiosity, unbounded. In March 2022, TSB organised Code4Fund - a 24-hour charity coding challenge - and successfully garnered participation from 28 students, raising more than US$ 400 for the Dignity for Children Foundation. We plan to introduce more events in the coming months - including podcasts, talks, and competitions! Based in Kuala Lumpur, The STEM Bulletin’s team currently consists of 30 members, including members from the other side of the globe! TSB has garnered the attention of audiences from around the world - including Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Hong Kong, the USA, and Canada! We aim to provide opportunities for students to explore STEM beyond the classroom! We are currently opening up our recruitment to international applicants to join our Content, Communications, Creative, Technical, Writers, and Editorial Team! By joining our project, not only will you be part of Malaysia’s first independent student-run STEM initiative, but you will also gain transferable skills that will set you up well in your future career! Time commitments vary from team to team, but on average, we expect a time commitment of 1 hour per week. To find out more about our recruitment, please check out this recruitment page on our website! Students from anywhere in the world are welcome to apply! We encourage STEM enthusiasts to apply as you will get to meet like-minded people from all around the world. Once a student submits the application form, TSB will contact you by email (thestembulletin@gmail.com) to schedule a short video call interview. If your application is successful, we will inform you by email and welcome you to the team! Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until 8 July 2022, and in cycles after this date. The deadline for each cycle will be updated when the cycle commences. Here are our links!

Who We Are? MedCreate is an international youth-led organization dedicated to merging the worlds of medicine and creativity. We promote empathy and imagination as well as foster a community of students who are enthusiastic about medicine and creativity through writing and art. Join Us! Are you interested in medicine and creativity? If so, get involved with MedCreate as a writer, artist, or editor or start a chapter of our organization in your school! You'll have the chance to join hundreds of other students all around the world who share similar passions and enthusiasms as you. All students between the ages of 12-18 around the world are encouraged to apply today! Our writers, artists, and editors work hard to create informational and interesting pieces of writing and artwork to educate the world and demonstrate their creativity and knowledge of medicine. Writers and artists are expected to create one piece of work per month (and are eligible to receive 1.5 volunteer hours per creation). Editors will receive 1 volunteer hour per two pieces edited. Commitment MedCreate is fun and low-level commitment organization. Members are added to our group chat on Slack where we discuss writing and art, play games, and have a good time! Our Impact MedCreate has been recognized as a leading nonprofit in New York. We are winners of the 2021 and 2022 Top-Rated Nonprofit Awards by GreatNonprofits. Our Stats 300+ Members 5+ Continents 20+ States 30+ Countries 140+ Cities 3700+ IG Followers Connect With Us! Website: www.medcreate.org Email: medcreateofficial@gmail.com LinkedIn: MedCreate, USA IG: @medxcreate Twitter: @med_create

About us Stories Behind the Story is a student-led non-profit news/advocacy/service platform taking small steps to make a big change. To raise awareness about some of the global issues, we write monthly reports and publish them on our website. Additionally, to create a direct impact in the community, we also initiate different projects to create an impact in various different fields. How can you help? You can easily become a member of the SBTS team by signing up for the ambassador form on our website! All applicants are accepted and have a flexible schedule according to their own personal time on hand. We provide different roles such as interviews, research and creative writers. If writing is not your thing, don’t worry! We also have other roles available such as being part of the marketing or project team! Being a part of the marketing team would provide you an opportunity to create social media posts for the team. Whereas by being part of the project team would mean that you would have the opportunity of starting some of our projects in your own school/country! Of course, you can also be a part of more than one team! Thank you for your time and we hope to be working with you soon!

What is Teen Space? Teen Space is a student-led initiative aiming to provide a safe and positive place for young adults or for anyone who is struggling and needs motivation. What can I expect to see on this account? I aim to spread positivity through my posts and hopefully brighten someone’s day or change someone’s mindset. Not only motivational and positive content, Teen Space is also a great place to go to if you’re struggling and need someone to talk to, vent to, or get advice. I am not a professional but I try my best to help each and every one of you. Everyone is welcome and no one will be judged :) Can I join? Unfortunately, I am not recruiting anyone at the moment, but you are more than welcome to check out my page for any updates! How to contact Feel free to: ● DM me on Instagram: @_teen.space_ ● Email for any inquires: teenspace2022@gmail.com ● Fill out this form if you want to talk: https://forms.gle/gv2pQaPYheGxrDgg7

Our Background Story Language Learners International commenced in early November 2020 under the aegis of our two co-founders, Callum Lynch and Scott York. They wanted to create an organisation that brought together youth from around the world with an ardour for languages, cultures, and linguistics to collaborate and create exclusive content. Since the commencement, we have expanded to a team of over 50 young individuals across the globe, living up to our name 'Language Learners International'. Our team represents over 15 countries, from Guatemala to Hong Kong. Who We Are and What We Do Joining Language Learners International can be a catalyst for growth for students as they acquire personal development and linguistic skills. Joining our global team can foster a wide-based network and help to gather experience in multifarious domains. Additionally, they gain insights into real-world workplace dynamics. They can also earn volunteer hours and Letters of Recommendation recognising their contributions to the community. We are keen to construct a community that is passionate and focused on raising cultural awareness and expanding the linguistic capacities of people globally. We believe in youth empowerment and fostering a community that allows our team to develop invaluable skills such as leadership, creativity, management, and teamwork. How We Operate Our organisation is split into three divisions; Creative, Operational, and Executive. Within these three divisions are 8 teams that have been categorised into a division based on their function. For example, our Writing, Editing, Graphic Design, and Engagement teams are part of the Creative Department because each of these teams is responsible for a component of our social media content. Each team works interdependently and facilitates the process of creating exclusive content for a sizable audience. With various perks like the flexibility to join multiple divisions or contribute occasionally to separate divisions and an employee positive reinforcement plan in place, we encourage the members to perform effectively. Regular team meetings ensure a smooth workflow as well as provide an opportunity to meet new people. How to Join Language Learners International Joining our team is fairly uncomplicated as we strive to make it a smooth and easy process. Once you apply for one of the vacancies, a team member reviews your application and sends an email to inform you if you have successfully progressed onto the next stage of our recruitment process or not. In the next stage, we conduct an interview where you get the chance to meet one of our Directors. They conduct the interview and provide feedback to the Executive Team. If you are successfully selected to join our team, you are informed to initiate the onboarding process that clarifies everything you need to do to assimilate into our team. It involves joining our group chat and creating an email account. Once you are on board at LLI, you will be assigned tasks by your team director. The team director also assists you during the initial tasks to understand the workflow. All other necessary information for our members is available in our Organisation Handbook. Any additional questions can be answered by your team director or the Executive Directors.

What is the Antheia Project? It is a project that aims to raise awareness among the public about global environmental situations. Through social media platforms, we create appealing and qualitative news information and activities that support a sustainable lifestyle. How can students join? The organization is in Indonesia, however, we also very open to accepting people from other countries. We currently have a few members from the UK, US, Vietnam, and Singapore, but most of our members are located in Indonesia. How is the club organized? Depending on the department, Antheia makes sure every department holds one meeting at least every week and keeps updating the members' to-do-list to keep track and keep in touch with each other. What can students get from joining your project? We have multiple benefits for our members! Here is a little overview of what you'll gain from joining us: LinkedIn review Mentorship program Workshops with inspiring leaders and advisors Take action on environmental issues dan develop potential solutions Given awards through our awarding system Able to add your achievements made with Antheia in your CV Can follow all activities from Antheia Know updates related to environmental problems

Bytes & Pieces: A Youth Coding and Music Organization Article written by Bytes &Pieces' founder, Julia Huang How was Bytes and Pieces created? I realized there was more to coding and music than just learning and creating. I started Bytes and Pieces in order to share what I learned in two of my most favorite passions, learning how to code and how to compose music. As both of these fields are highly understudied in schools, I decided to start an organization that hosts workshops, events, contests, and more to provide a deeper or extra curriculum that explores topics in both computer science and music composition. We also hope to help increase diversity and inclusion, as minorities are highly underrepresented in both of these fields, and bring our workshops to under-resourced areas and around the world. Currently, we have had over 20+ mentors/curriculum developers/designers and 100+ student members. What do students get from joining Bytes & Pieces? Students can learn music theory/composition/history to create their own song about a story/experience/emotion. Can also enhance or learn coding skills in java, python, html, css, and a variety of other languages to create a coding project of their choice on a topic they are passionate about. They can use these coding skills to attend our hosted hackathons to meet teams and win prizes. Students will also learn Artificial Intelligence and machine learning skills to create/code a model that can solve real-world problems such as recognizing and classifying wild plant types. These technology skills can be useful/helpful especially if students want to pursue a STEM or tech field in college/jobs. How is the club organised? Coding Contests: usually once or twice a year Workshops: all in Eastern time. 30-60 min meeting 1-3 times a month on weekends. How can students join? Do they have to live in a particular place? Students can join by clicking on the Workshop Participant Interest Form to fill out a google form to show their interest for events/workshops in a topic of their choice (music, coding, artificial intelligence - choose 2 or 3 of them). Our workshops are open and free to everyone in the world ages 11 and up. What will happen once students sign up? They will be added to a group email list and will prompt students to sign up for our discord and/or remind group. Every 1-7 days before a workshop we will send out a zoom link with workshop logistics.

What is it? The Catalyst Project in a few words: Educate, inspire and empower the youth to make a change Aim: Empower the youth by creating an environment fostering action Educate students in areas schools often lack, like politics Raise awareness over topics often looked over or not well understood Summary below: How is it organised? Articles are regularly published, but writers are not committed to strict deadlines and quotas. You are free to write whenever you want! Give it a shot if You want to learn more about politics and activism You want to be connected with other eager-to-learn students Join the team if You want to raise awareness over political issues and encourage activism You want to spread your knowledge and dedicate yourself to educating others You can join The Catalyst Project's team here.

What is it? Re-earth aims at providing easy access to environmental protests to people across the globe. Protesting for our planet should be accessible to everyone: no voice should be left unheard. Everything started when Re-earth started a march for the environment on the 22nd of April of 2020. However, it wasn't enough: too many people willing to act for the environment weren't able to participate in large environmental groups. How is it organised? Re-earth provides 4 easy ways for people from all over the globe to act for the planet. There is no meeting or particular deadline (except if you want to join their team; see below if that's the case) so you are free to act whenever you want! 1. Pledge Pledge how YOU can help the planet: post a video of one individual pledge and one group pledge on Instagram or Twitter and join a committed community. More information on this page. 2. Easy-to-use advice and toolkits Re-earth creates a library of resources for everyone to participate in the fight against climate change: Every short book (about 12 pages each) not only gives key facts and numbers about a phenomenon like water pollution, but it also provides simple ideas and recipes you can try right away. Resources are available in 5 languages! 3. Writing an article You can share your knowledge with the world through an article related to climate and social inclusion! More information here. 4. Volunteer! Re-earth originally started with 14 members, but it currently holds over 300 team members worldwide! You can help with various departments like graphic design, social media... See below for more information. Give it a shot if You are concerned about climate change and are willing to act to make a change You don't know how to act to help the planet You want to spread knowledge about climate change (notably via posts) You want to learn more about climate change Join the team if You want to help make a change for the environment with an active role You want to join an engaged team You want to bond with friends with shared interests How to join? Go on this page to either join the community (making pledges, writing articles and access to toolkits)

What is it? The initiative: Online speech club Aim: Improve students' public speaking skills without paying and empower the youth into becoming brilliant communicators and confident active leaders Location: based in Indonesia, but is online Typical session: What's in it for me? Improve your public speaking skills Build lasting friendships Learn about leadership Joining For who: Students from all over the world under 19 who are willing to improve their speaking skills How: Message directly on Instagram @achievers_agora or send an email at achieversagorayouth@gmail.com - You will be added to a group chat! Join them to improve your public speaking skills, make friends from all over the world and be a member of their initiative to build a bigger community!

What is it? The Language Project is a language mentoring program created for students by students to mentor students from around the world in English, French, Spanish, Mandarin, and Japanese…..For free!​​ Every lesson lasts 40 minutes each and is on a weekly basis. Lessons are centred on real-life topics, such as elections, global crisis, climate change... The project aims at connecting people by improving their oral proficiency through conversations instead of rote cramming definitions and rules. What's in it for me? Create lasting friendships and connect with students from all over the world Foster an open-minded environment Share knowledge with students and learn from them Click on this link to learn more about the benefits of bilingualism! How to join? Simply click on this link and fill in the Google Form!

If you like reading books containing... - Fantasy - Romance - Enemies to lovers (slow burn) - Strong female main character ....then you will definitely love the Folk of the Air trilogy Plot The Folk of the Air series consists of 3 books: The Cruel Prince, The Wicked King, The Queen of Nothing. They follow the story of Jude Duarte, a human girl kidnapped from the mortal world and taken to the kingdom of Elfhame. She is forced to grow up with Madoc, a Faerie and the man who murdered her parents in front of her and who took her to Elfhame, as her father. Over time, her and her twin sister Taryn grew to love him despite the trauma he caused them, but their older sister Vivienne always resented him. Jude and Taryn take lessons with Faerie gentry, including prince Cardan and his group of friends, who Jude despised because they would pick on her for being mortal. Jude always wanted to prove herself to everyone around her, and to show that her mortality didn’t make her weak, which sometimes got her into trouble. Favorite quotes “If I cannot be better than them, I will become so much worse.” “Instead of being afraid, I could become something to fear.” “Before, I never knew how far I would go. Now I believe I have the answer. I will go as far as there is to go. I will go way too far.” “Show your power by appearing powerless.” 4.5 stars!! I strongly recommend this trilogy!! I love all the tropes it includes and found it super easy to get hooked to. it is one of the best YA series I've read, and I would definitely read it again.